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The Logic of Soft Power Competition: Evidence from East Asia

Working paper with Changwook Ju, Daniel Mattingly, Colin Moreshead, Frances McCall Rosenbluth, and Seiki Tanaka

Do Firms Benefit from the Revolving Door? Evidence from Japan

Working paper with Trevor Incerti

Amakudata: A Dataset of Breaucratic Revolving Door Hires

Working paper with Trevor Incerti, Sayumi Miyano, and Diana Stanescu

Figurines and Doyennes: The Selection of Female Ministers in Autocracies and Democracies

Working paper with Jacob Nyrup and Stuart Bramwell

Mixed Incentives in Mixed Electoral Systems: Japan’s Opposition Fragmentation

Working paper

Too Many Parties but None to Choose From? The Paradox of Opposition Fragmentation in Mixed-Member Majoritarian Systems

Working paper

The Political Economy of Gender

Abstract

Compared to their male counterparts, females the world over typically achieve lower levels of pay, status, and representation. But the patterns of gender gaps in wages and power across countries and across sectors within countries point to systematic and empirically testable propositions about the supply and demand of labor and the bargaining consequences of remuneration. Time constraints on females, on account of socially mandated family work, hinder their advancement in endeavors that put a premium on availability and continuous career investment.

Hutchinson, Annabelle, Elizabeth K. McGuire, Frances McCall Rosenbluth, and Hikaru Yamagishi. "The Political Economy of Gender." Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics. 30. Oxford University Press. doi:10.1093/acrefore/9780190228637.013.616

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Capitalism in America

Undergraduate/graduate course, Yale University (in-person), Douglas Rae, 2019

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