Douglas A. Hibbs,
Jr.
Downloadable
Books, Articles and Working Papers in pdf format
“The Bread and
Peace Model: 2012 Presidential Election Postmortem”
PS: Political Science and
Politics, January 2013, 41
“Obama’s
Re-election Prospects Under ‘Bread and Peace’ Voting in the 2012 US Presidential
Election” PS:
Political Science and Politics,
October 2012, 635-639
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version of “Obama’s Re-election Prospects Under ‘Bread and Peace Voting …” StataProgramFile StataDataFile
“The 2010 Midterm Election for
the US House of Representatives” September 22 2010
“Tax Toleration and Tax
Compliance: How Government Affects the Propensity of Firms to Enter the
Unofficial Economy” (with Violeta Piculescu), American Journal of Political Science,
vol. 54, no.1, 2010, 18-33
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“Implications of the ‘Bread and
Peace’ Model for the 2008 US Presidential Election” Public Choice,
vol. 137, 2008, 1-10
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“Labor Market Regimes and the
Effects of Monetary Policy” (with N. Acocella and G. Di
Bartolomeo), Journal of Macroeconomics, vol. 30, 2008, 134-156
“The Economy, the War in Iraq
and the 2004 Presidential Election” revised 18 April 2007 and rejected by the Quarterly Journal of Political Science
Brief
Essay on “Political Parties and
Macroeconomic Policy” for the One-Hundredth Anniversary
issue of the American Political Science
Review, vol. 100, November 2006, 670-71 (solicited because the original
1977 article ranked 2nd on the all-time list of most cited APSR articles)
“Voting and the Macroeconomy” in
B. Weingast and D. Wittman, eds. The
Oxford Handbook of Political Economy, Oxford University Press, 2006,
chapter 31:565-586
“Geography,
Biogeography and Why Some Countries Are Rich and Others Poor” (with Ola Olsson), Proceedings
of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States. (PNAS), vol. 101, No. 10, 2004, 3715-3740
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“Biogeography and Long-Run
Economic Development” (with Ola Olsson), European Economic Review,
vol. 49, 2005, 909-938
“The Politicization of Growth
Theory” Kyklos, vol. 54,
2001, 265-286
“Bread and Peace Voting in
U.S. Presidential Elections” Public Choice, vol.104, Nos. 1-2, July 2000, 149-180
“Wage Compression and
Productive Efficiency: Evidence for Sweden” (with H.
Locking), Journal of Labor Economics,
vol. 18, No. 4, October 2000, 755-783
“Wage Compression, Wage Drift
and Wage Inflation in Sweden” (with H. Locking), Labour Economics, vol. 3, 1996, 109-141
“On Ad-Hominem Assertion and
Scientific Discourse in the Study of Sociotropic and Egocentric Motivations of
Political Attitudes and Behavior” Scandinavian Political Studies, vol. 19, No. 3, 1996, 283-290
“The Partisan Theory of
Macroeconomic Cycles: More Theory and
Evidence” Economics and Politics, vol. 6, 1994, 1-23, translated to Japanese in Leviathan, vol. 12, 1993,
126-160
Solidarity
or Egoism?
The Economics of Sociotropic and Egocentric Political Behavior [short book]
Aarhus University Press, 1993
“Partisan Theory After Fifteen
Years” European Journal of Political Economy, vol. 8, 1992, 361-373
“Market Forces, Trade Union
Ideology and Trends in Wage Dispersion” Acta Sociologica, vol. 34, 1991, 89-102
“Wage Compression And Trade
Union Action in Sweden” in Inga Persson, ed. Generating Equality In The Welfare State -- The Swedish Experience,
Oslo: Norwegian University Press, 1990
“Wage Compression Under
Solidarity Bargaining in Sweden” FIEF Research Report, No. 30, Stockholm, 1990
“Income Distribution in the
United States” (with C.
Dennis) American Political Science Review,
June 1988, 467-490
The American Political Economy: Macroeconomics and
Electoral Politics [at
box.net] Harvard
University Press, 1987
The Political Economy of Industrial Democracies [at
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Harvard University Press, 1987
“Political Parties and
Macroeconomic Policies and Outcomes in the United States” American Economic Review, vol. 76, 1986, 66-70
“Inflation, Political Support
and Macroeconomic Policy” in Leon Lindberg and Charles Maier, eds. The Politics of Inflation and Economic Stagnation.
Washington: Brookings Institution, 1985, 175-195
“Macroeconomic Performance,
Macroeconomic Policy and Electoral Politics in Industrial Democracies” in Samuel Huntington and Joseph Nye, eds., Global Dilemmas. University Press of
America, Lanham, MD, 1985, 123-136
“Difference Equation Dynamics;
Comment on Beck” American Political Science Review, vol. 77, 1983, 447-451
“Performance Economique et
Fonction de Popularite des Presidents Pompidiou et Giscard d'Estaing”
Revue d'Economie
Politique,
vol. 93, 1983, 44-61
“Public Concern About
Inflation and Unemployment in the United States: Trends, Correlates and
Political Implications” in Robert E. Hall, ed., Inflation:
Causes and Effects, National Bureau of Economic Research,
University of Chicago Press, 1982, 211-231
“President Reagan's Mandate
from the 1980 Elections: A Shift to the Right?” American
Politics Quarterly, vol. 10, October 1982, 387-420
“On the Demand for
Macroeconomic Outcomes: Macroeconomic Performance and Mass Political Support in
the United States, Great Britain and Germany” Journal of Politics, vol. 44, May 1982, 426-462
“The Dynamics of Political
Support for American Presidents Among Occupational and Partisan Groups” American Journal of Political Science, vol. 26, May 1982, 312-32
“Economic Outcomes and
Political Support for British Governments Among the Occupational Classes” American Political Science
Review, vol. 76, June 1982, 259-79
“More on Economic Performance
and Political Support in Britain” American Political Science Review, vol. 76, June 1982, 282-284
“Economics and Politics in
France: Economic Performance and Mass Political Support for Presidents
Pompidou and Giscard d'Estaing” European Journal of Political Research, vol. 9, 1981, 133-45
“The Impact of Economic
Performance on Electoral Support in Sweden, 1967-1978” (with Henrik J. Madsen) Scandinavian Political Studies, vol. 4, 1981, 33-50
“Contemporary Political
Economy: An Overview” in Hibbs and Fassbender, eds. Contemporary Political Economy: Studies on The Interdependence of
Politics and Economics, Contributions to
Economic analysis No. 135, North-Holland, 1981
“Macroeconomic Performance and
Mass Political Support in the United States and Great Britain” (with N. Vasilatos) in Hibbs and Fassbender, eds. Contemporary
Political Economy: Studies on The Interdependence of Politics and Economics,
Contributions to Economic analysis No. 135, North-Holland, 1981
“Public Reactions to the
Growth of Taxation and Government Expenditure” (with Henrik Jess Madsen) World Politics, vol. 33, April 1981,
413-35
“The Mass Public and
Macroeconomic Performance: The Dynamics of Public Opinion Toward Unemployment
and Inflation” American Journal of Political Science, vol. 23, November 1979, 705-31
“Political Parties and Macroeconomic
Policy: Reply to Payne” American Political Science Review, vol. 73, March 1979, 185-190
“On the Political Economy of
Long-Run Trends in Strike Activity” British Journal of Political Science, vol. 8, April 1978, 153-75
“Trade Union Power, Wage
Inflation, and Labor Militancy: A Comparative Analysis” Center for
International Studies, MIT, C1977-6 reprinted in Hibbs, The Political Economy of Industrial
Democracies, Harvard University Press, 1987, chapter 3, 77-114
“Political Parties and
Macroeconomic Policy” American Political Science Review, vol. 71, December 1977, 1467-87; reprinted in
translation in Italian and Spanish
“On Analyzing the Effects of Policy
Interventions: Box-Jenkins Vs. Structural Equation Models” Sociological Methodology, vol. 8, 1977, 137-79
“Industrial Conflict in
Advanced Industrial Societies” American Political Science Review, vol. 70, December 1976, 1033-58
“Problems of Statistical
Estimation and Causal Inference in Time-Series Regression Models” Sociological Methodology, vol. 5, 1973-74, 252-308
Mass Political Violence: A
Cross-national Causal Analysis
[book] John
Wiley & Sons, 1973