I am a political economist at the University of South Carolina where I study broken political and economic institutions in the non-Western world. This website hosts papers, code and data from my research projects and also my blog, Punk Rock Poli Sci, that mixes poli sci (the politics of economic development) with a splash of punk rock (rethinking methods for scientific research in the 21st century). You can find my CV here.
You can subscribe to get email notifications about new blog posts here. If you’d like to contribute a blog post, feel free to email me.
Lost in Transformation: The Horror and Wonder of Logit
R
Statistics
Proportions
New Survey Research on Tunisia and the IMF Deal
Political Economy
International Monetary Fund
Tunisia
Simulating Turnout in Tunisia’s Constitutional Referendum
R
Elections
Simulations
Sampling
What To Do (And Not to Do) with Modeling Proportions/Fractional Outcomes
R
Proportions
Beta Regression
The Causal Representation of Panel Data: A Comment On Xu (2022)
R
Fixed Effects
Panel Data
Data Science
Which Religious Groups Have the Most Sex?
R
Sexuality
Opinion Polling
Data Science
Why People Are Doubting the AstraZeneca Vaccine Report
R
Causal Inference
COVID-19
Data Science
A More Realistic P-Value for the Pfizer Vaccine Report
R
Causal Inferece
COVID-19
Data Science
Why You Should Be Careful About the MaterniT 21 Test
R
Public Health
Meta-analysis
Data Science
What Panel Data Is Really All About
R
Panel Data
Fixed Effects
Data Science
A Proposed Model for Partial Identification of SARS-CoV2 Infection Rates Given Observed Tests and Cases
R
Measurement
Bayesian
Data Science
Simulating Conjoint Survey Experiments
R
Experiments
Causal Inference
Data Science
No matching items