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Gretchen Helmke

Thomas H Jackson Distinguished University Professor

University of Rochester

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School of Arts & Sciences

Political Science

Gretchen Helmke is currently serving as a Political Science Thomas H Jackson Distinguished University Professor at University of Rochester.

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University of Rochester

Thomas H Jackson Distinguished University Professor

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political science law jurisprudence comparative politics constitutional law latin american politics latin america public policy governance social sciences democracy case law public law international relations american political thought criminal justice political behavior political analysis regime analysis bright lines legal process political theory strategic defection democratization geopolitics crisis management civil litigation informal institutions institutional innovations institutional change institutional environment political process deliberative democracy latin american studies legal theory trump presidency court-executive relations inter-branch crises split-ticket voting policy modeling social science research strategic studies business strategy statistical software fishery research fish biology zoology databases international courts public international law constraint solving constraint programming constraint satisfaction resource constraints international politics political culture global politics biopolitics criminal justice system voting rule candidate selection formal institutions institutional economics model-based reasoning conflict management strategy theory strategic planning judicial independence comparative perspective research agenda candidate support partisan donors institutional crises institutional weakness left decade supreme court judicial politics

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COMPLAW: A Coding Protocol and Database for the Comparative Study of Judicial Review. Journal of Law and Courts (2024)

Matthew GabelClifford J. CarrubbaGretchen HelmkeAndrew D. MartinJeffrey K. StatonDalston WardJeffrey Ziegler

databasesjurisprudencecomparative studylawjudicial review

Expert Bias and Democratic Erosion: Assessing Expert Perceptions of Contemporary American Democracy. PS Political Science & Politics (2024)

Olivier Bergeron-BoutinJohn M. CareyGretchen HelmkeEli Rau

political scienceexpert biasdemocratic erosioncontemporary american democracycomparative politics

Replication Data for:"Expert Bias and Democratic Erosion: Assessing Expert Perceptions of Contemporary American Democracy". Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Olivier Bergeron-BoutinJohn M. CareyGretchen HelmkeEli Rau

political sciencereplication dataexpert biassocial sciencesdemocratic erosioncontemporary american democracycomparative politics

Courts and Judicial Manipulation. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Gretchen Helmke

legal processjurisprudencejudicial manipulationlaw

Democracy by Deterrence: Norms, Constitutions, and Electoral Tilting. American Journal of Political Science (2021)

Gretchen HelmkeMary KroegerJack Paine

political scienceelectoral tiltingdemocratic theorydeliberative democracyamerican political thoughtpolitical behaviordemocracy

Insecure Institutions. Journal of Law and Courts (2021)

Gretchen HelmkeYeonkyung JeongJae-Eun C. Kim

constitutional lawjurisprudencepolitical sciencepublic lawcase lawgovernancelawlegal processlegal theoryinsecure institutionscriminal justicejournalisminformal institutions

References. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2021)

Andrew JohnstonRobert Huggins

strategic managemententrepreneurshipmanagementsocial innovationuniversity knowledgeinterorganizational relationshipsbusinesstechnology transfercollaboration processinter-firm coordinationuniversity collaborationsmall business managementindustrial collaboration

Replication Data for: Democracy by Deterrence: Norms, Constitutions, and Electoral Tilting. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Gretchen HelmkeMary KroegerJack Paine

political sciencereplication dataelectoral tiltingsocial sciencespublic policydeliberative democracydemocracycomparative politics

Replication Data for: Insecure Institutions: A Survivalist Theory of Judicial Manipulation in Latin America. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

GRETCHEN HELMKE

survivalist theoryreplicationlawlatin american politicsinsecure institutionsjudicial manipulationlatin america

The Effect of Electoral Inversions on Democratic Legitimacy: Evidence From the United States. British Journal of Political Science (2021)

John M. CareyGretchen HelmkeBrendan NyhanMitchell SandersSusan C. StokesShun Yamaya

political scienceelectoral inversionsunited statesdemocratic legitimacycomparative politics

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Gretchen Helmke

Thomas H Jackson Distinguished University Professor

University of Rochester

Affiliations

School of Arts & Sciences

Political Science

Gretchen Helmke is currently serving as a Political Science Thomas H Jackson Distinguished University Professor at University of Rochester.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Gretchen Helmke

University of Rochester

Thomas H Jackson Distinguished University Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

COMPLAW: A Coding Protocol and Database for the Comparative Study of Judicial Review. Journal of Law and Courts (2024)

Matthew GabelClifford J. CarrubbaGretchen HelmkeAndrew D. MartinJeffrey K. StatonDalston WardJeffrey Ziegler

databasesjurisprudencecomparative studylawjudicial review

Expert Bias and Democratic Erosion: Assessing Expert Perceptions of Contemporary American Democracy. PS Political Science & Politics (2024)

Olivier Bergeron-BoutinJohn M. CareyGretchen HelmkeEli Rau

political scienceexpert biasdemocratic erosioncontemporary american democracycomparative politics

Replication Data for:"Expert Bias and Democratic Erosion: Assessing Expert Perceptions of Contemporary American Democracy". Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Olivier Bergeron-BoutinJohn M. CareyGretchen HelmkeEli Rau

political sciencereplication dataexpert biassocial sciencesdemocratic erosioncontemporary american democracycomparative politics

Courts and Judicial Manipulation. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Gretchen Helmke

legal processjurisprudencejudicial manipulationlaw

Democracy by Deterrence: Norms, Constitutions, and Electoral Tilting. American Journal of Political Science (2021)

Gretchen HelmkeMary KroegerJack Paine

political scienceelectoral tiltingdemocratic theorydeliberative democracyamerican political thoughtpolitical behaviordemocracy

Insecure Institutions. Journal of Law and Courts (2021)

Gretchen HelmkeYeonkyung JeongJae-Eun C. Kim

constitutional lawjurisprudencepolitical sciencepublic lawcase lawgovernancelawlegal processlegal theoryinsecure institutionscriminal justicejournalisminformal institutions

References. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2021)

Andrew JohnstonRobert Huggins

Replication Data for: Democracy by Deterrence: Norms, Constitutions, and Electoral Tilting. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Gretchen HelmkeMary KroegerJack Paine

political sciencereplication dataelectoral tiltingsocial sciencespublic policydeliberative democracydemocracycomparative politics

Replication Data for: Insecure Institutions: A Survivalist Theory of Judicial Manipulation in Latin America. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

GRETCHEN HELMKE

survivalist theoryreplicationlawlatin american politicsinsecure institutionsjudicial manipulationlatin america

The Effect of Electoral Inversions on Democratic Legitimacy: Evidence From the United States. British Journal of Political Science (2021)

John M. CareyGretchen HelmkeBrendan NyhanMitchell SandersSusan C. StokesShun Yamaya

political scienceelectoral inversionsunited statesdemocratic legitimacycomparative politics

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