Josep Colomer

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Josep Colomer is affiliated with the following schools: Georgetown University, University of Miami, Pompeu Fabra University, University of Barcelona

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Josep Colomer's Degrees

PhD Political Science University of Barcelona
Masters Political Science University of Barcelona
Bachelors Political Science University of Barcelona

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According to Wikipedia, Josep Maria Colomer Calsina is a political scientist and economist. His research focuses on the strategies for the design, establishment, and change of political institutions. Topics include the processes of democratization, the origins of parliamentary and separation of powers regimes, the invention of electoral systems and voting rules, the development of nations and empires such as the United States and the European Union, and the increasing role of global institutions.

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Josep Colomer's Published Works

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It's Parties that Choose Electoral Systems (Or, Duverger's Laws Upside Down) (2005) (342)
Handbook of Electoral System Choice (2004) (224)
The Spanish ‘state of autonomies’: Non‐institutional federalism (1998) (150)
Political Institutions: Democracy and Social Choice (2001) (125)
Political institutions in Europe (1996) (115)
Transitions by Agreement: Modeling the Spanish Way (1991) (107)
Personal representation : the neglected dimension of electoral systems (2011) (94)
Strategies and Outcomes in Eastern Europe (1995) (84)
The Strategy and History of Electoral System Choice (2004) (84)
Strategic Transitions: Game Theory and Democratization (2000) (77)
Great Empires, Small Nations: The Uncertain Future of the Sovereign State (2007) (70)
Electing Popes: Approval Balloting and Qualified-Majority Rule (1998) (67)
Game Theory and the Transition to Democracy: The Spanish Model (1995) (61)
The Left-Right Dimension in Latin America (2005) (58)
On the Origins of Electoral Systems and Political Parties (2007) (51)
Ramon Llull: from ‘Ars electionis’ to social choice theory (2013) (50)
Can Presidentialism Work Like Parliamentarism? 1 (2005) (47)
Benefits and Costs of Voting (1991) (39)
cleavages, issues and parties: a critical overview of the literature (2005) (39)
The Paradox of Coalition Trading (1995) (34)
The venturous bid for the independence of Catalonia (2017) (34)
Disequilibrium Institutions and Pluralist Democracy (2001) (30)
The Polish Games of Transition (1994) (29)
Leadership Games in Collective Action (1995) (29)
Voting in the Medieval Papacy and Religious Orders (2007) (28)
Policy making in divided government: A pivotal actors model with party discipline (2005) (26)
Gobernanza con poderes divididos en América Latina (2003) (26)
On Building the American and the European Empires (2009) (25)
what other sciences look like (2007) (24)
Exit, Voice, and Hostility in Cuba 1 (2000) (24)
Political Institutions in a Comparative Perspective (2020) (24)
An agenda-setting model of electoral competition (2012) (23)
GREAT EMPIRES, SMALL NATIONS (2008) (22)
The general election in Spain, March 2004 (2005) (22)
Ramon Llull: From the Ars Magna to Artificial Intelligence (2011) (21)
To translate or to learn languages? An evaluation of social efficiency (1996) (20)
Taming the Tiger: Voting Rights and Political Instability in Latin America (2004) (20)
Decision-Making in the European Union: The Power of Political Parties (2000) (20)
GAME THEORY AND THE TRANSITION TO DEMOCRACY (1995) (17)
Introduction: Disequilibrium Institutions and Pluralist Democracy (2001) (17)
Spain and Portugal: Rule by party leadership (2008) (16)
The More Parties, the Greater Policy Stability (2012) (16)
Elected Kings with the Name of Presidents. On the origins of presidentialism in the United States and Latin America (2013) (15)
Social choice in medieval Europe (2008) (15)
The Americas: General Overview (2004) (14)
Introduction: Personal and Party Representation (2011) (13)
On the Geometry of Unanimity Rule (1999) (13)
Firing the Coach: How Governments Are Losing Elections in Europe (2012) (13)
The Low Countries: Confrontation and coalition in segmented societies (2008) (13)
The Science of Politics: An Introduction (2010) (13)
Measuring parliamentary deviation (1996) (12)
Spain: from Civil War to Proportional Representation (2004) (10)
The Utility of Bilingualism (1990) (10)
Watching Neighbors: The Cuban Model of Social Control (1999) (9)
How political parties, rather than member-states, are building the European Union (2000) (7)
Comparative European Politics 3rd edition. (2008) (6)
Equilibrium institutions: the federal-proportional trade-off (2014) (6)
Bringing the Empire Back In (2014) (6)
Can Presidentialism Work Like Parliamentarianism? (2016) (6)
Empire-, state- and nation-building and deconstructing in Spain (2007) (5)
The European Union: A Federal, Democratic Empire? (2008) (5)
The 2000 general election in Spain (2001) (5)
The European Empire (2016) (4)
Party System Effects on Electoral Systems (2018) (4)
How Global Institutions Rule the World (2014) (4)
Political Science is Going Ahead (By Convoluted Ways) (2004) (4)
Non-Median and Condorcet-Loser Presidents in Latin America: A Factor of Instability (2007) (4)
Is democracy compatible with global institutions? (2016) (3)
Western Europe: General Overview (2004) (3)
Democracy in Latin America: “Minimalist” in Concept and in Achievement (2017) (3)
Politics and Social Choice (2001) (3)
Rational choice political theory in Spain (1992) (3)
Party system effects on electoral rules (2017) (2)
Development Policy Decision-Making in Democratic Spain (1995) (2)
The Blame Game of Presidentialism (1995) (2)
What a world assembly could look like (2014) (2)
'Electing Popes. Approval Balloting with Qualified-Majority Rule' (with Iain McLean), (1998) (2)
Mixed-Member Electoral Systems. The Best of Both Worlds? - Book review (2002) (2)
Comparative European Politics 3rd ed. (2008) (2)
Colomer 2010 Spain : A Partisan , Non-Institutional Democratic Regime (2017) (2)
The building of the American and European empires (2011) (2)
To Democracy Through Anocracy (2016) (1)
Yes, Cairo Can Happen in Havanna (2011) (1)
Comparative European politics (2008) (1)
Electoral systems, Majority rule, Multiparty systems (2008) (1)
‘Cleavages, Issues and Parties: A Critical Review’ (2005) (1)
Politometrics: Quantitative Models of Political Institutions (2017) (1)
How Votes Are Counted (2001) (1)
Why do Parties Exclude Important Issues from their Electoral Campaigns (2009) (1)
Testing models of distributive politics in multiparty systems : The case of Spain (2008) (1)
Book review: Divided Nations, by Juan Diaz-Medrano (1996) (1)
Democracy and Globalization (2020) (1)
El neoinstitucionalismo de Douglass C. North (1993) (1)
Making Sense of a Model: A Response to J. Samuel Valenzuela (2004) (0)
Issues, cleavages and parties: a critical review of the literature (2005) (0)
Colomer 2003 ' Social Choice in Medieval Europe ' ( with I (2017) (0)
There will be more democracies, but it may take a while (2020) (0)
Effective Decisions Are Made by Means of Weighted Votes (2014) (0)
1 FRUSTRATED POLITICAL ‘ MODERNITY ’ IN LATIN AMERICA (2017) (0)
Institutional Design (2017) (0)
Introduction (Comparative European Politics) (2008) (0)
Unanimity Rule Failed to Make the World More Secure (2014) (0)
Spain Pre-Civil War (2001) (0)
Weights and Coalitions for Finance and Development (2014) (0)
Is democracy compatible with global institutions? (2016) (0)
The Spanish Frustration (2019) (0)
Global Representation Requires Rotation of Countries (2014) (0)
An agenda-setting model of electoral competition (2011) (0)
Can Global Democracy Exist (2014) (0)
It is not about development, but effectiveness (2020) (0)
Global institutions prefigure a world government (2020) (0)
Constitutions and Constitutionalism (2010) (0)
Make America divided again (2020) (0)
1354 Prisoner ’ s Dilemma (2017) (0)
The More Parties, the Greater Policy Stability (2011) (0)
Development Policy-Making in Democratic Spain (1995) (0)
Electoral System Choice-Western Europe (2004) (0)
Europe, like America. The challenges of building a democratic federation (2010) (0)
Spanish Pre-Civil War (2001) (0)
1 Social Choice in Medieval Europe (2008) (0)
Choosing Socially Efficient Institutions (2001) (0)
What Is Voted for (2001) (0)
THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF DEMOCRATIC REGIMES (2004) (0)
The Encyclopedia of Political Science , CQ Press, 2010. (2010) (0)
MORE UNION, MORE STATES (2020) (0)
Cuba: La dictadura (ir)revocable (2004) (0)
The World’s Self-Appointed Steering Committee (2014) (0)
Policy Consensus Is Built with More Ideas Than Votes (2014) (0)
STATEHOOD AND STATENESS IN SMALL STATES (2011) (0)
National democracy needs multiparty cooperation (2020) (0)
EUP Referees 1 February 2016-31 October 2017 (2018) (0)
Voting in Latin America: low benefits, high costs (2003) (0)
BOOK-How Global Institutions Rule the World (2015) (0)
COLOMER Voting in Latín America : Low Benefits , High Costs DIVISIÓN DE Estudios políticos CIDE (2010) (0)
The electoral college is a medieval relic - Only the US still has one (2016) (0)
The Invisible Hand in Institutional Design (2008) (0)
World Government Is Here (2014) (0)
Frustrated Political "Modernity" in Latin America (2008) (0)
Nationalists against the European Union (2020) (0)
Volume Information (1995) (0)
Introduction (2001) (0)
Ramon Llull: from ‘Ars electionis’ to social choice theory (2011) (0)
On Building the American and the (2009) (0)
Making social sciences more scientific: the need for predictive models (2009) (0)
Coalitions, Cooperation, Election by Lot, Social Choice Theory (2010) (0)
Equal Vote Does Not Favor Global Trade (2014) (0)
Empire and freedom (2007) (0)
Simultaneous ipsilateral periprosthetic fractures of the femur and tibia after total knee arthroplasty (2005) (0)
'Social Choice in Medieval Europe' (with I. McLean and H. Lorrey) (2003) (0)
The General Election in Spain , 2000 (2016) (0)
Empires Versus States (2017) (0)
'Belgium, Luxembourg and the The Netherlands: Confrontation and Coalescence in Segmented Societies' (1996) (0)
Reseña de "Making Social Sciences More Scientific. The Need for Predictive Models" de Rein Taagepera (2009) (0)
Local government thrives in an open world (2020) (0)
It is about Wealth, not (only) Income: What the World Bank says and does not say (2018) (0)
Equilibrium institutions: the federal-proportional trade-off (2014) (0)
Domestic Politics Does Not Make Policy (2014) (0)
The 'State' Hinders Understanding (2009) (0)
Institutional Design: The Federal-Proportional Trade-Off (2010) (0)
Expert Rulers Replace Politicians and Diplomats (2014) (0)
Equilibrium Institutions : The Federal-Proportional Trade Off Contact (2012) (0)
The split of the middle class (2020) (0)
Constitutions, Elections, Governance (2010) (0)
Nonelectoral Accountability is Based on Performance and Values (2014) (0)
Who Can Vote (2001) (0)
After Fidel, What?: Forecasting Institutional Changes in Cuba (2018) (0)
Global Governance: Types of Goods and Institutional Rules (2013) (0)
High effectiveness requires multiple governments (2020) (0)
Empires vs States (2017) (0)
Continental unions prosper (2020) (0)
Less bourgeoisie, less democracy (2020) (0)
Europe, like America. The challenges of building a continental federation (2010) (0)
A Great-Powers’ Directorate has Averted the Third World War (2014) (0)
Frustrated Modernity in Latin America (2008) (0)
The choice of political institutions (2009) (0)
Network Goods Are Served by Simple Bureaus (2014) (0)
Understanding Democracy as a Cause of Electoral Reform: Canadian Jurisprudence and Electoral Reform (2009) (0)
What other sciences look like 1 (2007) (0)
Colomer October , 2001 ' Disequilibrium Institutions and Pluralist Democracy ' (2017) (0)
Books Received (1984) (0)
Electoral System Choice-The Americas (2004) (0)
Transition in Cuba (2006) (0)
DRAFT The Median Voter Maximizes Satisfaction and Minimizes Polarization : Worldwide Evidence Since the 19 th Century (2003) (0)
Spain: A Partisan, Non-Institutional Democratic Regime (2010) (0)
The Constitutional State (2003) (0)

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