What economists say (and don't say) about politics

Critical Review: A Journal of Politics and Society 14 (2-3):271-298 (2000)
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Abstract Sam Peltzman has brought discipline and common sense to economic analyses of voting and representation. Yet his approach suffers, like that of other economists, from disciplinary provincialism and a singular devotion to econometrics as a research methodology. Political science offers alternative models and research methods that can enliven and deepen the political analyses of Peltzman and other economists

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