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Daniel Smith

Associate Professor of Comparative Politics

Harvard University

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Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Asia Center

Daniel Smith is currently serving as an Asia Center Associate Professor of Comparative Politics at Harvard University.

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Harvard University

Associate Professor of Comparative Politics

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Measuring the Competitiveness of Elections. Political Analysis (2019)

Gary W. CoxJon H. FivaDaniel M. Smith

political analysiselection forecastingcompetitor analysiselectionspolitical methodologypolitical economyeconomicspolitical sciencepoliticscomparative politics

Identifying Voter Preferences for Politicians’ Personal Attributes: A Conjoint Experiment in Japan. Political Science Research and Methods (2018)

Yusaku HoriuchiDaniel M. SmithTeppei Yamamoto

political behaviorpolitical science researchpersonal attributesconjoint experimentvoter preferencespolitical sciencepoliticscomparative politics

INTRODUCTION: Abe on a Roll at the Polls. Springer eBooks (2018)

Robert J. PekkanenSteven R. ReedEthan ScheinerDaniel M. Smith

election forecastingdemocracyelectionspolitical methodologycommunicationvoting rulepolitical sciencesociology

Local Candidates and Distributive Politics Under Closed-List Proportional Representation. (2018)

Jon H. FivaAskill Harkjerr HalseDaniel M. Smith

closed-list proportional representationdistributive politicslocal candidatespolitical science

Measuring Voters’ Multidimensional Policy Preferences With Conjoint Analysis: Application to Japan’s 2014 Election. Political Analysis (2018)

Yusaku HoriuchiDaniel M. SmithTeppei Yamamoto

political analysisregional policymultidimensional policy preferenceselectionsvoting rulepolitical scienceconjoint analysispublic policypoliticscomparative politics

The 2017 Election Results: An Earthquake, a Typhoon, and Another Landslide. Springer eBooks (2018)

Ethan ScheinerDaniel M. SmithMichael F. Thies

election forecastingnatural disastersweather disasterelectionsdisasterspolitical scienceextreme weather

Electoral Systems and Voter Turnout. (2017)

Daniel M. Smith

political analysispolitical processelectoral systemselectionsvoting rulepolitical systemspolitical sciencevoter turnout

Norwegian Parliamentary Elections, 1906–2013: Representation and Turnout Across Four Electoral Systems. West European Politics (2017)

Jon H. FivaDaniel M. Smith

electoral systemswest european politicspolitical sciencenorwegian parliamentary electionscomparative politics

Electoral Rules and Voter Turnout. (2016)

Daniel M. Smith

political analysispolitical processelectoral ruleselectionsvoting rulepolitical systemspolitical sciencevoter turnout

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Daniel Smith

Associate Professor of Comparative Politics

Harvard University

Affiliations

Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Asia Center

Daniel Smith is currently serving as an Asia Center Associate Professor of Comparative Politics at Harvard University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Daniel Smith

Harvard University

Associate Professor of Comparative Politics

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Measuring the Competitiveness of Elections. Political Analysis (2019)

Gary W. CoxJon H. FivaDaniel M. Smith

political analysiselection forecastingcompetitor analysiselectionspolitical methodologypolitical economyeconomicspolitical sciencepoliticscomparative politics

Identifying Voter Preferences for Politicians’ Personal Attributes: A Conjoint Experiment in Japan. Political Science Research and Methods (2018)

Yusaku HoriuchiDaniel M. SmithTeppei Yamamoto

political behaviorpolitical science researchpersonal attributesconjoint experimentvoter preferencespolitical sciencepoliticscomparative politics

INTRODUCTION: Abe on a Roll at the Polls. Springer eBooks (2018)

Robert J. PekkanenSteven R. ReedEthan ScheinerDaniel M. Smith

election forecastingdemocracyelectionspolitical methodologycommunicationvoting rulepolitical sciencesociology

Local Candidates and Distributive Politics Under Closed-List Proportional Representation. (2018)

Jon H. FivaAskill Harkjerr HalseDaniel M. Smith

closed-list proportional representationdistributive politicslocal candidatespolitical science

Measuring Voters’ Multidimensional Policy Preferences With Conjoint Analysis: Application to Japan’s 2014 Election. Political Analysis (2018)

Yusaku HoriuchiDaniel M. SmithTeppei Yamamoto

political analysisregional policymultidimensional policy preferenceselectionsvoting rulepolitical scienceconjoint analysispublic policypoliticscomparative politics

The 2017 Election Results: An Earthquake, a Typhoon, and Another Landslide. Springer eBooks (2018)

Ethan ScheinerDaniel M. SmithMichael F. Thies

election forecastingnatural disastersweather disasterelectionsdisasterspolitical scienceextreme weather

Electoral Systems and Voter Turnout. (2017)

Daniel M. Smith

political analysispolitical processelectoral systemselectionsvoting rulepolitical systemspolitical sciencevoter turnout

Norwegian Parliamentary Elections, 1906–2013: Representation and Turnout Across Four Electoral Systems. West European Politics (2017)

Jon H. FivaDaniel M. Smith

electoral systemswest european politicspolitical sciencenorwegian parliamentary electionscomparative politics

Electoral Rules and Voter Turnout. (2016)

Daniel M. Smith

political analysispolitical processelectoral ruleselectionsvoting rulepolitical systemspolitical sciencevoter turnout

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