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Charles M. Cameron

Professor of Politics and Public Affairs

Princeton University

Affiliations

Social Sciences.

School of Public and International Affairs

Charles M. Cameron is currently serving as a School Of Public And International Affairs Professor of Politics and Public Affairs at Princeton University.

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Charles M. Cameron

Princeton University

Professor of Politics and Public Affairs

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political science jurisprudence law economics public policy supreme court nominees social science research supreme court nominations interest groups american political thought politics candidate selection comparative politics law and economics elections political analysis political behavior political theory political communication political process legal process negotiation political studies case law legal compliance voting rule legal theory constitutions supreme court political science research criminal justice theoretical economics government information spatial politics government regulation rational choice labor-management negotiation accountability senate voting campaign contributions adjudication equilibria collegial courts rational choice attitudinalism federal judges veto bargaining comparative law private law economic behavior economic analysis narrative human rights political geography asian economics political systems negotiation theory collective bargaining argumentation analysis public debate election forecasting judgmental forecasting predictability spatial theory computer modeling mathematical modelling procedural justice legal studies legal philosophy sociology of law civil litigation personnel economics theoretical argument substantive black representation majority-minority districts negative power principal-agent model informational model

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Supreme Court: How Did We Get Here? and What Comes Next?. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2024)

constitutional lawjurisprudencepolitical sciencepoliticspublic lawpolitical studieslawconstitutionspolitical analysishuman rights

Accountability Reconsidered: Voters, Interests, and Information in U.S. Policy Making. Cambridge University Press (2023)

political sciencepoliticspolitical agendaspolitical studiespublic opiniongovernment transparencypublic policygovernment informationpolitical analysispolitical communicationpolitical behaviorgovernment communicationelections

Decision in the Senate. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Charles M. CameronJonathan P. Kastellec

decision theorypolitical sciencedecision analysis

Making the Supreme Court. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Charles M. CameronJonathan P. Kastellec

supreme courtjurisprudencelaw

Making the Supreme Court: The Politics of Appointments 1930-2020. Oxford University Press (2023)

constitutional lawjurisprudencepolitical sciencepoliticspublic lawpolitical studiescase lawlawlegal processconstitutionspolitical analysis

New Politics, New Justices, New Policies. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Charles M. CameronJonathan P. Kastellec

jurisprudencepolitical sciencepublic policylaw

Selecting How to Select. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Charles M. CameronJonathan P. Kastellec

political sciencefunctional selectivitychoice modelscandidate selectiondecision treesselection biashuman decision processmodel selection

The Candidates for the Court and the Nominees. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Charles M. CameronJonathan P. Kastellec

jurisprudencepolitical sciencelawcandidate selectionlegal processpolitical competitionelections

The Logic of Presidential Selection. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Charles M. CameronJonathan P. KastellecLauren Mattioli

sequential decision makingpolitical sciencecandidate selectiondecision theorypresidential selection

The Party Demands. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Charles M. CameronJonathan P. Kastellec

political scienceparty demandspolitics

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Charles M. Cameron

Professor of Politics and Public Affairs

Princeton University

Affiliations

Social Sciences.

School of Public and International Affairs

Charles M. Cameron is currently serving as a School Of Public And International Affairs Professor of Politics and Public Affairs at Princeton University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Charles M. Cameron

Princeton University

Professor of Politics and Public Affairs

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Supreme Court: How Did We Get Here? and What Comes Next?. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2024)

constitutional lawjurisprudencepolitical sciencepoliticspublic lawpolitical studieslawconstitutionspolitical analysishuman rights

Accountability Reconsidered: Voters, Interests, and Information in U.S. Policy Making. Cambridge University Press (2023)

Decision in the Senate. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Charles M. CameronJonathan P. Kastellec

decision theorypolitical sciencedecision analysis

Making the Supreme Court. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Charles M. CameronJonathan P. Kastellec

supreme courtjurisprudencelaw

Making the Supreme Court: The Politics of Appointments 1930-2020. Oxford University Press (2023)

constitutional lawjurisprudencepolitical sciencepoliticspublic lawpolitical studiescase lawlawlegal processconstitutionspolitical analysis

New Politics, New Justices, New Policies. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Charles M. CameronJonathan P. Kastellec

jurisprudencepolitical sciencepublic policylaw

Selecting How to Select. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Charles M. CameronJonathan P. Kastellec

political sciencefunctional selectivitychoice modelscandidate selectiondecision treesselection biashuman decision processmodel selection

The Candidates for the Court and the Nominees. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Charles M. CameronJonathan P. Kastellec

jurisprudencepolitical sciencelawcandidate selectionlegal processpolitical competitionelections

The Logic of Presidential Selection. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Charles M. CameronJonathan P. KastellecLauren Mattioli

sequential decision makingpolitical sciencecandidate selectiondecision theorypresidential selection

The Party Demands. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Charles M. CameronJonathan P. Kastellec

political scienceparty demandspolitics

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