Faculty

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Jesse Richman

Associate Professor

Old Dominion University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Letters

International Studies

Political Science & Geography

Jesse Richman is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Letters Associate Professor at Old Dominion University.

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Jesse Richman

Old Dominion University

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political science public policy elections politics statistics comparative politics political analysis political process social sciences political behavior regional policy political agendas spatial politics political systems party pressure political parties ideology game theory strategy governance energy strategies geopolitics regional studies political science research political geography higher education sustainable development regional science regional relevance regional integration regional research political power political competition location estimation societal influence social identity theory voting rule corporate taxation graphology political theory minority influence intellectual property law status quo test spatial voting american elections european energy market legislative leadership common-space ideal points committee assignments state legislatures financial interests committee outliers electoral costs party agenda setting hastert rule big search data spurious correlations legislative aspect legislative politics public integrity political methodology international trade

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Model of Build Back Better Utilization: Long-Term Recovery Groups and Post-Disaster Housing Recovery. Sustainability (2023)

Eduardo LandaetaJesse Richman

public healthlong-term recovery groupssustainable developmentpost-disaster housing recoverybetter utilization

Assessing Spurious Correlations in Big Search Data. Forecasting (2023)

Jesse T. RichmanRyan J. Roberts

epidemiologyforecastingbig search datadata sciencespurious correlationsstatistics

Replication Data for Planning Sustainability Through a Build Back Better Strategy: A Model of Ltrg Experiences. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Jesse RichmanEduardo Landaeta

replication dataplanning sustainabilitymodeling and simulationdata scienceltrg experiences

Emergence of a Norm From Resistance: Using Simulation to Explore the Macro Implications of Social Identity Theory. Systems (2022)

Khadijeh SalimiJesse T. RichmanRegina KarpGeorge P. RichardsonDavid Andersen

social sciencesmacro implicationsphilosophy of social sciencesocial identity theory

Estimating the Locations of Voters, Politicians, Policy Outcomes, and Status Quos on a Common Scale. Political Science Research and Methods (2021)

James Coleman BattistaMichael PeressJesse Richman

policy outcomesspatial politicsstatus quospolitical science researchelectionspolitical methodologypolitical sciencepolitical geographycommon scalepoliticslocation estimationstatistics

Accrued Gains Are Not Income: An Administratively Simple Rollover Treatment for Capital Gains Taxation. International Journal of Economics and Finance (2020)

Raymond L. RichmanJesse T. RichmanHoward B. Richman

capital gains taxationinternational economicsinternational financeeconomicsfinance

Corporate Tax Integration in Light of Falling Corporate Tax Rates: Using the 1803 British System for Withholding Taxes on Corporate Income as a Model. International Journal of Economics and Finance (2020)

Raymond L. RichmanJesse T. RichmanHoward B. Richman

financial economicscorporate incomecorporate tax integrationbritish systemcorporate tax ratescorporate taxationeconomicsfinanceapplied economics

Replication Data for"When Do Low Roll Rates Indicate Party Influence? Evidence From Counterfactual Roll Rates" Legislative Studies Quarterly. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Jesse Richman

legislative studiescounterfactual roll ratesparty influencepolitical science

When the Local is National – a New High-Water Mark for Nationalization in the 2018 United States State Legislative Elections. Regional & Federal Studies (2020)

Benjamin MeluskyJesse Richman

spatial analysisregional policyregional scienceregional relevanceelectionsregional integrationregional studiespolitical scienceregional researchpublic policy

2010 Cces.Do. Harvard Dataverse (2019)

Benjamin MeluskyJesse Richman

statisticsdata miningdata science

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Jesse Richman

Associate Professor

Old Dominion University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Letters

International Studies

Political Science & Geography

Jesse Richman is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Letters Associate Professor at Old Dominion University.

Honors

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Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

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Jesse Richman

Old Dominion University

Associate Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Model of Build Back Better Utilization: Long-Term Recovery Groups and Post-Disaster Housing Recovery. Sustainability (2023)

Eduardo LandaetaJesse Richman

public healthlong-term recovery groupssustainable developmentpost-disaster housing recoverybetter utilization

Assessing Spurious Correlations in Big Search Data. Forecasting (2023)

Jesse T. RichmanRyan J. Roberts

epidemiologyforecastingbig search datadata sciencespurious correlationsstatistics

Replication Data for Planning Sustainability Through a Build Back Better Strategy: A Model of Ltrg Experiences. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Jesse RichmanEduardo Landaeta

replication dataplanning sustainabilitymodeling and simulationdata scienceltrg experiences

Emergence of a Norm From Resistance: Using Simulation to Explore the Macro Implications of Social Identity Theory. Systems (2022)

Khadijeh SalimiJesse T. RichmanRegina KarpGeorge P. RichardsonDavid Andersen

social sciencesmacro implicationsphilosophy of social sciencesocial identity theory

Estimating the Locations of Voters, Politicians, Policy Outcomes, and Status Quos on a Common Scale. Political Science Research and Methods (2021)

James Coleman BattistaMichael PeressJesse Richman

policy outcomesspatial politicsstatus quospolitical science researchelectionspolitical methodologypolitical sciencepolitical geographycommon scalepoliticslocation estimationstatistics

Accrued Gains Are Not Income: An Administratively Simple Rollover Treatment for Capital Gains Taxation. International Journal of Economics and Finance (2020)

Raymond L. RichmanJesse T. RichmanHoward B. Richman

capital gains taxationinternational economicsinternational financeeconomicsfinance

Raymond L. RichmanJesse T. RichmanHoward B. Richman

financial economicscorporate incomecorporate tax integrationbritish systemcorporate tax ratescorporate taxationeconomicsfinanceapplied economics

Replication Data for"When Do Low Roll Rates Indicate Party Influence? Evidence From Counterfactual Roll Rates" Legislative Studies Quarterly. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Jesse Richman

legislative studiescounterfactual roll ratesparty influencepolitical science

When the Local is National – a New High-Water Mark for Nationalization in the 2018 United States State Legislative Elections. Regional & Federal Studies (2020)

Benjamin MeluskyJesse Richman

spatial analysisregional policyregional scienceregional relevanceelectionsregional integrationregional studiespolitical scienceregional researchpublic policy

2010 Cces.Do. Harvard Dataverse (2019)

Benjamin MeluskyJesse Richman

statisticsdata miningdata science

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