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Using Dialogue to Address Jurisdictional Inequities in Access to Return to Work Resources and Identify Policy Weaknesses for Workers in Situations of Vulnerability. [PDF]
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Social Media and Youth Mental Health: Scoping Review of Platform and Policy Recommendations.
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Legislative Measures and Legislators' Motives
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2023This review of Wojciech Sadurski’s Constitutional Public Reason explores the relationship between the legislative measures voted on by legislators and their motivations for so voting. The relationship between such measures and motivations is examined by reference to GEM Anscombe’s famous example of a man at a pump to illustrate the different ...
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Legislative Pay and Legislator Quality [PDF]
LABOUR, 2008 AbstractThis study extends previous work by Mixon and Wilkinson (1999, Public Finance Review 27: 418–433) and Palia (2000, RAND Journal of Economics 31: 165–179) suggesting that formal human capital attainment is lower in political and managerial roles wherein expected compensation is less.
Franklin G. Mixon, Sean P. Salter
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Legislative Effectiveness and Legislative Life
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2004We study an under-utilized source of data on legislative effectiveness, and exploit its panel structure to uncover several interesting patterns. We find that effectiveness rises sharply with tenure, at least for the first few terms even after controlling for legislators institutional positions, party affiliation, and other factors.
Gerard Padró i Miquel, James M. Snyder
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Legislative Response to Direct Legislation
2001Current scholarly knowledge suggests that direct legislation affects policy making in various ways.1 One way is directly, when voters pass laws by initiative or referendum. A second way is indirectly, when legislators or other policy-makers respond to the threat of, or act in anticipation of, initiatives or referendums.
Simon Hug, Elisabeth R. Gerber
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Legislative Effectiveness and Legislative Careers
Legislative Studies Quarterly, 2006We studied an underutilized source of data on legislative effectiveness and exploited its panel structure to uncover several interesting patterns. We found that effectiveness rises sharply with tenure, at least for the first few terms, even when we control for legislators' institutional positions, party affiliation, and other factors.
James M. Snyder, Gerard Padró i Miquel
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