Course   Syllabi PS 1321 Latin American Politics PS 0300 Comparative Politics PS 1324 US-Latin American Relations PS 2321 Seminar in Latin American Politics PS Comparative Legislatures

Scott Morgenstern University of Pittsburgh Political Science smorgens@pitt.edu (412) 648-7288 CV

Legislative Politics in Latin America Patterns of Legislative Politics: Roll Call Voting in the Latin America and the United States Table of Contents and Chapter 1 District-Level Electoral Data From Around the World Pathways to Power: Candidate Selection and Political Recruitment in Latin America (conference papers, April 2004) Recent Papers “The Components of Elections: District Heterogeneity, District-Time Effects, and Volatility” (with Richard F. Potthoff) Electoral Studies  Information about “The Components of Elections” “Are Politics Local? An Analysis of Voting Patterns in 23 Democracies” (with Stephen Swindle) Comparative Political Studies “The PRI’s Choice: Balancing Democratic Reform and Its Own Salvation,” (with Adam Brinegar and Daniel Nielson), Party Politics Works in Progress Reinforced Agenda Control in the US and Latin America Cohesion of Legislators in Latin America: Patterns and Explanations  Links University of Pittsburgh Pitt Political Science

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