Department of Government Ph.D. Publications
2012-2014
Bachilla (Lopez), Pamela, Jan Leighley and Jonathan Nagler. 2013. "Voter Turnout in the 2012
Election" in Thurber, James A. and Candice J. Nelson eds, Campaigns and Elections
American Style.
Corres, Moisés Jaime Bailón, Michael S. Danielson, Todd A. Eisenstadt and Carlos Sorroza . Latin
America’s Multicultural Movements and the Struggle Between Communitarianism, Autonomy, and Human
Rights. 2013. New York: Oxford University Press.
Danielson, Michael S., Todd A. Eisenstadt and Jennifer Yelle. "Ethnic Identity, Informal
Institutions, and the Failure to Elect Women in Indigenous Southern Mexico," Journal of
Politics in Latin America (3/2013) 3-33.
Eisenstadt, Todd A., Carl LeVan, and Tofigh Maboudi. "When Talk Trumps Text:How
Participatory Deliberation on New Constitutions Advances Democracy."
American
Political Science Review (under review).
Eisenstadt, T.A., Stevens Leon, D. “From Magical Realism to Electoral Realism: Electoral
Comptetition and the Restoration of Mexico’s ‘Dead Letter’ Constitution after a Half
Century of Metaconstitutional Presidencialismo,’ in Constitutions as Political Processes in
New and Fragile Democracies (book manuscript edited by Todd Eisenstadt, Carl LeVan,
and Rob Albro) (Submitted November 2013 for review to Oxford University Press)
Eisenstadt, Todd A. and Viridiana Ríos Contreras1. “Multicultural Institutions, Distributional
Politics, and Post-Electoral Mobilization in Indigenous Mexico,” Latin American Politics and
Society, vol. 56, no. 2 (Summer 2014) forthcoming.
Eisenstadt, Todd A., Carl LeVan, and Tofigh Maboudi “From Parchment to Practice: Explaining
When New Constitutions Fail to Improve Democracy,” American Political Science Review2,
Summer 2014.
Eisenstadt, Todd A. and Marcela Torres Wong. “Bounded Pluralism” as an Alternative to the
Discrimination Against Individuals Under Latin American Multicultural Rights Regimes,”
Perspectives on Politics3, spring 2014.
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Lawless, J., Fox, R.L., Baitinger, G. (2013). “Women’s Under-Representation in U.S. Politics: The
Enduring Gender Gap in Political Ambition,” in Women and Elective Office, 3rd Edition
(Sue Thomas and Clyde Wilcox) pp. 27-45, New York
LeoGrande, W.M., Jimenez, M.R. (2013). “Disease, Disaster, and Environmental Degradation:
How Cuba and the United States Can Collaborate on Common Interests,” in Cuba in a
Global Conatext: International Relations, Internationalism, and Transnationalism, (Catherine Krull,
ed.), Coral Gables, Florida: Univeresity Press of Florida. Lead article.
LeoGrande, W.M., Brenner, P.J., Jimenez, M.R., and Kirk, J (2014). Contemporary Cuba Reader:
The Revolution Under Raul Castro (Rowman-Littlefield).
Ray, A. 2014. "Agency Politicization and the Implementation of Federal Agency Adaptation
Plans." Michigan Journal of Public Affairs. University of Michigan.
Ray, A., and Thurber, J. 2014. "Congress: The causes and consequences of partisan deadlock." In
Developments in American Politics, 7th Edition..
Colley, M., Ray, A., Schultz, P., and Smith, J. 2013. "Private Sector Engagement in Climate Change
Adaptation." USAID Working Paper.
Ray, A., 2013. "Municipal Participation in Environmental Agreements." Michigan Journal of Public
Affairs, University of Michigan.
Christiansen, L., Haites, E., Ray, A., and Smith, J. 2012. "Accessing International Funding for
Climate Change Adaptation: A Guidebook for Developing Countries." United Nations
Environment Program.
Ray, A. 2011. "Adaptive Policy Approaches to Ocean Acidification." Journal of Science Policy &
Governance.