We review an empirical literature that studies how political polarization affects financial
decisions. We first discuss the degree of partisan segregation in finance and corporate …

Recently, we have witnessed the politicizing effects of police killings in the United States.
This project asks how such killings might (de) mobilize voters at the local level. We draw on …

Objective The choice of voting methods has increasingly become a politicized, partisan
issue. We ask: Can a nationalized partisan rhetoric cast doubt on vote‐by‐mail (VBM) …

Primary elections command great attention among politicians, interest groups, influential
campaign donors, news media, and especially political reformers. Almost everyone, that is …

How does the severity of incarceration-not just its occurrence-affect formal political
participation? I address this question with two natural experiments in Pennsylvania prisons …

How property is owned varies significantly across the globe. In most industrialized countries,
property is owned by individuals who hold enforceable titles. By contrast, in many …

Although the federal government regulates certain components of election administration,
most election administration falls under state and local government control. This …

Proactive policing strategies that generate large numbers of police-citizen interactions are
considered a key tool in addressing crime problems, and can lead to meaningful …

Abstract In 2013, the US Supreme Court invalidated Section 4b of the Voting Rights Act
(VRA) in Shelby County v. Holder, effectively nullifying the VRA's" preclearance condition" in …