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Desposato, Scott W. and Barbara Norrander. "Latin America: Contextual and Individual Influences on Gender and Political
Participation." British Journal of Political Science.
Brown, David, Brown, J. Christopher, and Scott Desposato. Forthcoming. Who
Gives, Who Receives and Who Wins? Transforming Capital into Political Change
through Non-Governmental Organizations". Comparative Political
Studies.
Desposato, Scott W. Forthcoming. "The Impact of Electoral Rules on Legislative Parties: Lessons from the Brazilian Senate and Chamber of Deputies". Journal of
Politics
Brown, David, Brown, J. Christopher and Scott Desposato. Forthcoming. "Promoting and Preventing Political Change Through Internationally-Funded NGO Activity". Latin American Research
Review.
Desposato, Scott W. 2006. "Parties for Rent? Careerism, Ideology, and Party Switching in Brazil's Chamber of Deputies."
American Journal of Political Science.
Desposato, Scott W. Forthcoming. "Correcting for Small Group Inflation of Roll-Call Cohesion Scores".
British Journal of Political Science. 35:04 (Oct). 731-744.
Petrocik, John and Scott Desposato. Forthcoming. "Incumbency from the Voter's Perspective ".
Political Research Quarterly
Brown, Christopher, Brown, David, and Scott Desposato. Forthcoming. "Paving the Way to Political Change: Decentralization of Development in the Brazilian Amazon". Political
Geography.
Desposato, Scott W. 2004. "The Impact of Federalism on National Political Parties in Brazil." Legislative Studies
Quarterly. XXIX: 259-85
Crisp, Brian and Scott Desposato. 2004. "Constituency Building in Multimember Districts: Collusion or Conflict?" Journal of
Politics. 66(1): 136-156.
Desposato, Scott W. 2003. "Comparing Group and Subgroup Cohesion Scores: A Nonparametric Method with an Application to Brazil." Political Analysis.
11(3): 275-288.
Desposato, Scott W. and John R. Petrocik. 2003. "The Variable Incumbency Advantage: New Voters, Redistricting, and the Personal Vote". American Journal of Political Science.
47(1): 18-22
Brown, David and Christopher Brown and Scott Desposato. 2002. "Left Turn on Green? International NGO's, Civil Society, and Political Change". Comparative Political Studies. 35(7):
814-838
Desposato, Scott W. "Legislative Politics in Authoritarian Brazil". 2001. Legislative Studies Quarterly.
XXVI(2): 287-317.
Petrocik, John R. and Scott W. Desposato. 1998. "The Partisan Effects of Majority Minority Districting, 1992-1994". The Journal of Politics.
66(1): 613-633
Book Chapters
Desposato, Scott. Forthcoming. "How Informal Electoral Institutions
Determine Brazilian Legislative Politics". in Informal Institutions and
Democratic Politics. Edited by Steven Levitsky and Gretchen Helmke.
Desposato, Scott. 2004. "How Vote Buying Shapes the Legislative Arena". in
Vote Buying: Who, What, When, and How? Edited by Frederic Schaeffer
and Andreas Schedler. Forthcoming.
Desposato, Scott and John Petrocik. 2004. "The Variable Incumbency
Advantage:
New Voters, Redistricting, and the Personal Vote". In Redistricting in
the New Millenium. Edited by Peter Galderisi. Lanham: Lexington Books.
Forthcoming.
Desposato, Scott. Forthcoming. "Explaining Patterns of Oversight in
Brazilian Subnational Governments". In Legislative Oversight: Theories and
Practices. Edited by Dave Olson, Riccardo Pelizzo, and Frank Stapehurst. WBI
Working Papers Series on Contemporary Issues in Parliamentary Development.
The World Bank.
Going Negative in Comparative Perspective: Electoral Rules, Competition,
and Consolidation in Ten Latin American Countries
The Impact of Campaign Messages in New Democracies:
Results From An Experiment in Brazil
"Conditional Logit with Unobserved Choice Set Selection"
Working Paper.
"An Agent-Based Model of Electoral Systems" Working
Paper.
"The Impact of Party-Switching on Legislative Behavior in Brazil"Working Paper.
"Institutional vs Societal Explanations of Party Development: A Comparative Analysis of Brazil’s State Legislatures" (pdf)
Title: "Institutional Theories, Societal Realities, and Party Politics in Brazil"
Here are some dissertation chapters. Any feedback or comments are greatly appreciated.
Abstract of the Dissertation
Societal Variables and Party Labels: A Comparison of Five State Party Systems in Brazil
Would SMD Fix Brazil's Party System? A Comparison of the Chamber of Deputies and Senate
The Mechanisms and Impact of Federalism on Brazilian Parties
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