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Quarterly Journal of Political Science (2021) 16 (2): 215–244.
Published: 24 February 2021
.... Though executive unilateralism theories predict whether a given status quo will change, empirical studies rely on aggregate analyses of executive productivity and second-order predictions based on assumptions about the spatial distribution of policies. I fail to find support for unilateral action theory...
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Quarterly Journal of Political Science (2018) 13 (2): 119–146.
Published: 23 May 2018
..., our model yields starkly different conclusions and establishes that incumbents, far from tying their opponents’ hands, may want to free them. Political authority electoral incentives unilateral action Elected politicians, particularly elected executives, seek power at nearly every turn. So...
Includes: Supplementary data
