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01-analysis.R
Jun 9, 2025 - Replication Data for: Legislator Responsiveness to Racialized Constituencies in Mexico
R Syntax - 16.6 KB - MD5: c6d00405121a5f4ad5500f0db6a55a7d
R script used to analyze experiment data.
balance_test_results.tex
Jun 9, 2025 - Replication Data for: Legislator Responsiveness to Racialized Constituencies in Mexico
LaTeX - 434 B - MD5: 872d437cf39e92c06b7b374475d7a5b0
data.tab
Jun 9, 2025 - Replication Data for: Legislator Responsiveness to Racialized Constituencies in Mexico
Tabular Data - 23.0 KB - 10 Variables, 626 Observations - UNF:6:1NfxbQw8BtBd5gy1+4gASg==
Dataset containing audit experiment results.
descriptive_statistics_table.tex
Jun 9, 2025 - Replication Data for: Legislator Responsiveness to Racialized Constituencies in Mexico
LaTeX - 719 B - MD5: e172cb82d9d2ba06f60580cb4f290fd0
loo_results.tab
Jun 9, 2025 - Replication Data for: Legislator Responsiveness to Racialized Constituencies in Mexico
Tabular Data - 4.0 KB - 11 Variables, 24 Observations - UNF:6:CUvjmFoZkmf9vmiPMycLGA==
main_models_table.tex
Jun 9, 2025 - Replication Data for: Legislator Responsiveness to Racialized Constituencies in Mexico
LaTeX - 1.2 KB - MD5: 06a1c9f6dc55b68cab9ac447ba0230d9
power_analysis.tex
Jun 9, 2025 - Replication Data for: Legislator Responsiveness to Racialized Constituencies in Mexico
LaTeX - 510 B - MD5: f1f5b934f14ff8ab427ef671b5e53d0e
README.pdf
Jun 9, 2025 - Replication Data for: Legislator Responsiveness to Racialized Constituencies in Mexico
Adobe PDF - 123.3 KB - MD5: 1bc6a01ceaf434435710feb9ee2616a5
Replication documentation.
response_proportions_table.tex
Jun 9, 2025 - Replication Data for: Legislator Responsiveness to Racialized Constituencies in Mexico
LaTeX - 314 B - MD5: 677324e9cf2928687191c7197600f052
Replication Data for: Re-stigmatizing the radical right: A one-way street?
Replication Data for: Re-stigmatizing the radical right: A one-way street?
Jun 3, 2025
Balcells, Laia; Martínez, Sergi; Valentim, Vicente; vanderWilden, Ethan, 2025, "Replication Data for: Re-stigmatizing the radical right: A one-way street?", https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/QPTLBA, Harvard Dataverse, V1
Radical-right behavior and support for radical-right parties have increased across many countries in recent decades. A growing body of research has argued that, similar to the spread of other extremist behaviors, this is due to an erosion of political norms. This suggests that re-stigmatizing radical-right parties might be an effective way of count...
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