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Kevin QuinnCharles Howard Candler Professor, Emory University (Law & QTM)Verificeret mail på emory.edu
Lee EpsteinUniversity of Southern CaliforniaVerificeret mail på law.usc.edu
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Jong Hee ParkProfessor, Dept. of Political Science and International Relations, Director of InternationalVerificeret mail på snu.ac.kr
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Chancellor, Washington University in St. Louis

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Political Methodology Empirical Legal Studies Judicial Politics Law Applied Statistics


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Dynamic ideal point estimation via Markov chain Monte Carlo for the US Supreme Court, 1953–1999 AD Martin, KM Quinn Political analysis 10 (2), 134-153, 2002	1677	2002
Untangling the causal effects of sex on judging CL Boyd, L Epstein, AD Martin American journal of political science 54 (2), 389-411, 2010	974	2010
MCMCpack: Markov chain monte carlo in R AD Martin, KM Quinn, JH Park Journal of Statistical Software 42, 1-21, 2011	877	2011
The judicial common space L Epstein, AD Martin, JA Segal, C Westerland The Journal of Law, Economics, & Organization 23 (2), 303-325, 2007	750	2007
The supreme court forecasting project: legal and political science approaches to predicting supreme court decisionmaking TW Ruger, PT Kim, AD Martin, KM Quinn Colum. L. Rev. 104, 1150, 2004	579*	2004
Ideological drift among Supreme Court justices: Who, when, and how important L Epstein, AD Martin, KM Quinn, JA Segal Nw. UL Rev. 101, 1483, 2007	439	2007
The Supreme Court as a strategic national policymaker L Epstein, J Knight, AD Martin EMoRY Lj 50, 583, 2001	370	2001
Socioeconomic status and health: do gradients differ within childhood and adolescence? E Chen, AD Martin, KA Matthews Social science & medicine 62 (9), 2161-2170, 2006	358	2006
The median justice on the united states supreme court AD Martin, KM Quinn, L Epstein NCL rev. 83, 1275, 2004	308	2004
Understanding health disparities: The role of race and socioeconomic status in children’s health E Chen, AD Martin, KA Matthews American journal of public health 96 (4), 702-708, 2006	307	2006
Does public opinion influence the Supreme Court? Possibly yes (but we're not sure why) L Epstein, AD Martin U. Pa. J. Const. L. 13, 263, 2010	261	2010
Measuring political preferences L Epstein, C Mershon American journal of political science, 261-294, 1996	248	1996
Ideological divergence and public support for the Supreme Court RH Durr, AD Martin, C Wolbrecht American Journal of Political Science, 768-776, 2000	231	2000
An introduction to empirical legal research L Epstein, AD Martin OUP Oxford, 2014	227	2014
The norm of prior judicial experience and its consequences for career diversity on the US Supreme Court L Epstein, J Knight, AD Martin Calif. L. Rev. 91, 903, 2003	210	2003
Who controls the content of Supreme Court opinions? C Carrubba, B Friedman, AD Martin, G Vanberg American Journal of Political Science 56 (2), 400-412, 2012	208*	2012
Voter choice in multi-party democracies: a test of competing theories and models KM Quinn, AD Martin, AB Whitford American Journal of Political Science, 1231-1247, 1999	206	1999
The public's conditional response to Supreme Court decisions TR Johnson, AD Martin American Political Science Review 92 (2), 299-309, 1998	198	1998
Multiparty electoral competition in the Netherlands and Germany: A model based on multinomial probit N Schofield, AD Martin, KM Quinn, AB Whitford Empirical Studies in Comparative Politics, 39-75, 1998	196	1998
Markov chain monte carlo (mcmc) package AD Martin, KM Quinn, JH Park Retrived form http://mcmcpack. wustl. edu, 2010	160	2010

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