B PABLO MONTAGNES

Assistant Professor, Political Science and Quantitative Theory and Methods, Emory University

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APSR- November 2019

MASS PURGES

with Stephane Wolton

Journal of Politics,  2019

BOUNDING PARTISAN APPROVAL RATES UNDER ENDOGENOUS PARTISANSHIP: WHY HIGH PRESIDENTIAL APPROVAL MAY NOT BE WHAT IT SEEMS

with Zac Peskowitz and Josh McCrain

American Economics Review, 2018

BACKWARD INDUCTION IN THE WILD: EVIDENCE FROM THE U.S. SENATE

with Daniel Magleby and Jorg Spenkuch

Journal of Politics, 2018

POLITICAL INCENTIVES TO PRIVATIZE

with Baur Bektemirov

Journal of Politics, 2017

RULE VERSUS DISCRETION: REGULATORY UNCERTAINTY, FIRM INVESTMENT, AND BUREAUCRATIC ORGANIZATION

with Stephane Wolton

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2015

COLLEGE FOOTBALL, ELECTIONS, AND FALSE-POSITIVE RESULTS IN OBSERVATIONAL RESEARCH

with Anthony Fowler

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2015

REPLY TO HEALY ET AL.: VALUE OF EX ANTE PREDICTIONS AND INDEPENDENT TESTS FOR ASSESSING FALSE-POSITIVE RESULTS

with Anthony Fowler

Political Science Research and Methods, 2015

TESTING CORE PREDICTIONS OF SPATIAL MODELS: PLATFORM MODERATION AND CHALLENGER SUCCESS

with Jon Rogowski

Journal of Public Economics, 2015

PRESIDENTIAL COATTAILS VERSUS THE MEDIAN VOTER: SENATOR SELECTION IN U.S. ELECTIONS

with Yosh Halberstam

Under Review

POLITICS FROM THE BENCH? IDEOLOGY AND STRATEGIC VOTING IN THE U.S. SUPREME COURT

with Jorg Spenkuch and Tom Clark

Under Review

LOBBYIST AS GATEKEEPERS: THEORY AND EVIDENCE

with Alexander V. Hirsch, Karam Kang and Hye Young You

Under Review

DESIGNING ORGANIZATIONAL VERSUS PUBLIC MARKETS

with Jonathan Davis

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Under Review

ON THE INCENTIVES TO EXACERBATE POLARIZATION

with Richard Van Weelden