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Keith Dowding

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Keith Dowding's Degrees

PhD Political Science University of Southampton
Masters Political Science University of Southampton
Bachelors Politics University of Southampton

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According to Wikipedia, Keith Martin Dowding is Distinguished Professor of Political Science and Political Philosophy, School of Politics and International Relations, Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University, Canberra, Australia. He was in the Government Department at the London School of Economics, UK in 2006. He has published widely in the fields of public choice, public administration, public policy, British politics, comparative politics, urban political economy, positive political theory and normative political philosophy. His work is informed by social and rational choice theories. He edited the SAGE Publishing Journal of Theoretical Politics from 1996 to 2012.

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Keith Dowding's Published Works

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Model or Metaphor? A Critical Review of the Policy Network Approach (1995) (680)
The Development of Capability Indicators (2009) (340)
Tiebout : A Survey of the Empirical Literature (1994) (307)
Exit, voice and loyalty: Analytic and empirical developments (2000) (295)
Rational Choice and Political Power (1991) (184)
There Must Be End to Confusion: Policy Networks, Intellectual Fatigue, and the Need for Political Science Methods Courses in British Universities (2001) (167)
Explaining Urban Regimes (2001) (135)
The Corrective Effect of Ministerial Resignations on Government Popularity (2005) (122)
The Civil Service (1995) (116)
Don Ross Economic Theory and Cognitive Science: Microexplanation (2008) (110)
Three-Dimensional Power: A Discussion of Steven Lukes' Power: A Radical View (2006) (103)
The Three Exit, Three Voice and Loyalty Framework: A Test with Survey Data on Local Services (2008) (97)
Institutionalist Research on the European Union (2000) (89)
Is it Rational to Vote? Five Types of Answer and a Suggestion (2005) (87)
The Philosophy and Methods of Political Science (2015) (84)
The Length of Ministerial Tenure in the United Kingdom, 1945–97 (2007) (82)
Power: A Philosophical Analysis, 2nd edition (2003) (80)
Regime Politics in London Local Government (1999) (79)
In Praise of Manipulation (2006) (74)
THE VALUE OF CHOICE IN PUBLIC POLICY (2009) (67)
Residential Mobility in London: A Micro-Level Test of the Behavioural Assumptions of the Tiebout Model (1995) (65)
The Compatibility of Behaviouralism, Rational Choice and `New Institutionalism' (1994) (65)
The Prime Ministerialisation of the British Prime Minister (2013) (64)
Ministerial Resignations 1945–97 (1998) (61)
The Ethics of Stakeholding (2003) (61)
The Impact of Individual and Collective Performance on Ministerial Tenure (2010) (59)
The duration and durability of cabinet ministers (2012) (58)
Agency and structure: Interpreting power relationships (2008) (57)
The Construction of Rights (2003) (55)
Structural and Strategic Factors Affecting the Hiring and Firing of Ministers (2009) (54)
The Meaning and Use of ‘Political Stability’* (1983) (52)
Choice: Its Increase and its Value (1992) (51)
The Length of Ministerial Tenure in the United Kingdom, 1945–97 (2007) (49)
Encyclopedia of power (2011) (42)
Resources, Power and Systematic Luck: A Response to Barry (2003) (41)
Exiting behavior under Tiebout conditions: Towards a predictive model (1996) (40)
Voice and choice in health care in England: understanding citizen responses to dissatisfaction. (2011) (38)
Rational Choice and Community Power Structures (1995) (36)
Preferences, institutions, and rational choice (1995) (36)
Can Capabilities Reconcile Freedom and Equality (2006) (35)
Accounting for Ministers: Scandal and Survival in British Government 1945-2007 (2012) (35)
Intralocal Competition and Cooperation (2012) (35)
The Bidding Game: Competitive Funding Regimes and the Political Targeting of Urban Programme Schemes (2004) (35)
Policy Agendas in Australian Politics: The Governor-General's Speeches, 1945–2008 (2010) (32)
How Not to Use Evolutionary Theory in Politics: A Critique of Peter John (2000) (31)
Fragmentation, Fiscal Mobility, and Efficiency (2003) (31)
The Comparative Policy Agendas Project: theory, measurement and findings* (2015) (31)
The selection of ministers around the world (2015) (29)
COUNTERFACTUAL SUCCESS AND NEGATIVE FREEDOM (2007) (28)
Public Choice and Local Governance (1996) (27)
Rational Choice Approaches (2009) (27)
Justice and Democracy: Essays for Brian Barry (2004) (27)
Why should we care about the definition of power? (2012) (27)
Can Populism Be Defended? William Riker, Gerry Mackie and the Interpretation of Democracy 1 (2006) (25)
The survey instrument (2012) (24)
Challenges to democracy (2001) (23)
Revealed Preference and External Reference (2002) (22)
Market as a Weapon: The Socio-Economic Machinery of Dominance in Russia (2014) (22)
Change and Continuity in the Ideology of Australian Prime Ministers: The Governor-General's Speeches, 1946–2010 (2012) (22)
The usual suspects: Rational choice, socialism and political theory (1997) (22)
The exit of residential mobility or the voice of political action? Strategies for problem solving in residential communities (2003) (21)
Exits, Voices and Social Investment: Citizens' Reaction to Public Services (2012) (21)
Freedom of Choice (2009) (21)
The Length of Ministerial Tenure in the UK 1945-1997 (2005) (19)
Choosing, moving and resigning at Westminster, UK (2009) (19)
The press and issue framing in the Australian mining tax debate (2014) (16)
Exits, Voices and Social Investment (2012) (15)
Pluralism or State Autonomy? The Case of Amnesty International (British Section): The Insider/Outsider Group (1994) (15)
Prime-Ministerial Power: Institutional and Personal Factors (2013) (15)
Power, Capability and Ableness: The Fallacy of the Vehicle Fallacy (2008) (14)
On prediction in political science (2019) (14)
Challenges to Democracy - Ideas, Involvement and Institutions (2001) (13)
Policy Agendas in Australia (2016) (12)
The Economic Approach to the Study of British Politics (2006) (12)
Albert O. Hirschman, Exit, Voice and Loyalty: Responses to Decline in Firms, Organizations, and States (2015) (12)
Emotional appeals in politics and deliberation (2018) (12)
Australia: ministerial characteristics in the Australian federal government (2015) (11)
Republican freedom, rights, and the coalition problem (2011) (11)
Perceptions of Leadership (2008) (11)
Are Democratic and Just Institutions the Same (2004) (11)
The opinion–policy link in Australia (2014) (10)
Geographic Mobility, Social Connections and Voter Turnout (2011) (10)
Introduction: between justice and democracy (2004) (10)
Ministerial Careers and Accountability in the Australian Commonwealth Government (2012) (9)
Understanding urban governance: the contribution of rational choice (2000) (9)
The Role of Political Argument in Justice as Impartiality (2013) (9)
Fairy Tale Critiques and Political Science: A Reply to Kenneth Newton (1997) (9)
Australian public policy: attention, content and style (2013) (8)
Equity and voting : Why democracy needs dictators (1997) (8)
Shifting and Shirking (2009) (8)
Analysing Bureau-Shaping Models: Comments on Marsh, Smith and Richards (2004) (8)
A Pandemonium of Confusions: Kay and Marsh on Tiebout (2008) (8)
Production, Disbursement and Consumption: The Modes and Modalities of Goods and Services (1997) (8)
Beneath the Surface: Replies to Three Critics (2013) (8)
The Firing Line: When and Why Do Prime Ministers Fire Ministerial Colleagues? (2011) (8)
Choosing, Moving and Resigning at Westminster (2009) (7)
Una defensa de la preferencia revelada (2008) (7)
Challenges to democracy : ideas, involvement, and institutions : the PSA yearbook 2000 (2001) (7)
Social Choice and the Grammar of Rights and Freedoms (2004) (7)
Presidentialisation Again: A Comment on Kefford (2013) (7)
Power, luck and freedom: Collected essays (2016) (7)
Rational Choice Theory (2011) (7)
Rational choice and institutional change: an overview of current theories (2002) (7)
Introduction Agency rent, adverse selection and moral hazard (2015) (6)
Luck, equality and responsibility (2010) (6)
Newspaper Reporting and Changing Perceptions of Ministerial Accountability in Australia (2012) (6)
Rational choice and trust (2001) (6)
Ambiguity and vagueness in political terminology: On coding and referential imprecision (2018) (6)
Freedom, coercion and ability (2008) (6)
Exit, voice, loyalty and neglect (2012) (5)
Policy agendas and immigration in Australia 1996-2012 (2013) (5)
Political stability and the science of comparative politics (1987) (5)
The relationship between political philosophy and political science (2020) (5)
Poverty and the Local Contingency of Universal Rights (2004) (5)
Why are Inheritance Taxes Unpopular (2008) (5)
Being Free When Being Forced (1990) (5)
Stakeholding — a New Paradigm in Social Policy (2003) (5)
The Public Agenda (2017) (5)
Australian exceptionalism reconsidered (2017) (5)
Power, freedom, and voting. (2008) (5)
Developing Democracy. Comment on “Proposals for a Democracy of the Future” by Bruno Frey (2017) (4)
getting published in academic journals: advice to doctoral students and young academics (part one) (2003) (4)
Measurement of human capabilities (2007) (4)
Why Forecast? The Value of Forecasting to Political Science (2020) (4)
What is Welfare and How Might it Be Measured (2009) (4)
COUNTERFACTUAL SUCCESS AGAIN: RESPONSE TO CARTER AND KRAMER (2008) (4)
The Cambridge School and Kripke: Bug Detecting with the History of Political Thought (2019) (4)
Power, luck and freedom (2016) (3)
Fiscal Mobility and the Performance of Local Governments: The Case of the Missing Links (2001) (3)
Economic Perspectives on Government (2020) (3)
Rational Choice Approaches to Analyzing Power (2008) (3)
Social and Political Power (2017) (3)
getting published in academic journals: advice to doctoral students and young academics (part two) (2003) (3)
Spanning Exit and Voice: Albert Hirschman's Contribution to Political Science (2016) (3)
So Much to Say: Response to Commentators (2017) (3)
It’s the Government, Stupid (2020) (3)
Power and Persuasion (2016) (3)
The Pattern of Forced Exits from the Ministry (2012) (3)
The ‘D-Term’: A Reply to Stephen Parsons (2006) (2)
It's the Government, Stupid (2020) (2)
Measurement of Human Capabilities Previous Title: The Development of Capability Indicators and their Relation of Life Satisfaction, released in September 2005 (2007) (2)
How to use imaginary cases in normative theory (2022) (2)
Una defensa de la preferencia revelada (A Defence of Revealed Preference Analysis) (2008) (2)
Interpretive Methodology and Political Science: A Roundtable (2004) (2)
Externalism, Expensive Tastes and Equality (2007) (2)
FISCAL MOBILITY IN METROPOLITAN ENGLAND (2002) (2)
Australia: Speaker Time in an Adversarial System (2021) (2)
Rooflessness in London (2000) (2)
Obituary: Brian Barry (1936–2009) (2009) (2)
Rational choice theory and voting (2017) (1)
Measuring Human Capabilities (previously entitled "The Development of Capability Indicators and their Relation of Life Satisfaction") (2006) (1)
The Policy Agendas Project: Reflections on Theory (2013) (1)
“ Beyond Monologue : For a Comparative Political Theory (2017) (1)
The highlights of The Philosophy and Methods of Political Science (2017) (1)
New Labour and the Civil Service: Reconstituting the Westminster Model – By David Richards (2009) (1)
The Agenda of "Policy Agendas in Australia" (2011) (1)
Policy-making : Civil servants in the crossfire (2005) (1)
Government Responsibility (2020) (1)
Government at the Centre (1993) (1)
Political theory and its normative methods (2016) (1)
New frontiers in good urban governance (2000) (1)
On Forcing and Freedom: A Reply to Carter (1992) (1)
Power: ambiguous not vague (2021) (1)
Oxford Handbook of Individual and Social Choice (2009) (1)
Tribute to the Outgoing Editors (2002) (1)
Exits, Voices and Social Investment: Exit, voice and welfare (2012) (1)
Tiebout: a review of the empirical literature (1994) (1)
Attention, content and measurement: rejoinder to Adams and Jones (2015) (1)
Rational choice politics (2009) (1)
Individually lucky, collectively powerful: a response to friends (2021) (1)
Career De‐Separation in Westminster Democracies (2020) (1)
Shaping future luck (2000) (1)
Nudges, Regulations and Liberty (2022) (1)
Freedom, Rights and Social Software (2012) (1)
Can a case study test a theory? Types and tokens in comparative policy analysis (2020) (1)
Introduction: Rational Choice Classics in Political Science (2009) (1)
Justice and Democracy: References (2004) (1)
How to Do a Political Theory PhD (2017) (0)
Note on statistical methods (2012) (0)
Irrationality and Public Policy (2019) (0)
Whitehall’s Elite of the Elite (1997) (0)
Political Power and Bargaining Theory (2019) (0)
Methods and Methodologies (2016) (0)
Anatomy of premeditated exits: fiscal conditions and planned exits from a jurisdiction (2001) (0)
The Policy Agenda: Attention, Content, and Style (2017) (0)
Hirschman’s original idea (2012) (0)
Accounting for Ministers: Introduction (2012) (0)
A Guide for Global Political Scientists?: A Discussion of the International Encyclopedia of Political Science (2013) (0)
Hiring, Firing, Roles and Responsibilities (2012) (0)
Power and Persuasion: Is Debate Zero Sum (2011) (0)
Accounting for Ministers: Ministerial performance and tenure (2012) (0)
Responsibility (2020) (0)
Conclusion and Comparative Lessons (2017) (0)
Response and comments on Walsh and Oprea (2020) (0)
Obesity (2020) (0)
Bureaucracy, constitutional arrangements and the State (2009) (0)
Interpretation as Method, Explanation, and Critique By Mark Bevir and R. A. W. Rhodes CONTACT DETAILS (2006) (0)
Journal of Theoretical Politics: Editorial (2007) (0)
Causes, Content and Party Influence on the Australian Policy Agenda (2013) (0)
Editorial Board (2013) (0)
Introduction (2019) (0)
Analytic Political Philosophy (2016) (0)
Shaun P. Hargreaves Heap and Yanis Varoufakis, Game Theory: A Critical Introduction, London, Routledge, 1995, pp. 296 (1996) (0)
Tax's pulling power (1994) (0)
Introduction (2019) (0)
Accounting for Ministers: The structure of British government (2012) (0)
Agency and structure (2016) (0)
Economic Theory and Cognitive Science: Microexplanation Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2005 ISBN: 0-262-18246-7 (2008) (0)
Editorial (2007) (0)
Summary of the empirical literature testing EVL (2012) (0)
The Advocacy Coalition Framework (2018) (0)
Bureaucracy and Levels of Government (2019) (0)
Justice and Democracy: Brian Barry's publications (2004) (0)
Rational Choice Politics (Sage 2009), 4 vols. (2009) (0)
ECPR Joint Sessions 2005, Granada Workshop proposal (2005) (0)
Desafios a Administracao Publica: Dar Poder aos Consumidores (Challenges to Public Administration: Empowering Consumers) (2008) (0)
Some reflections following the comments (2017) (0)
Resources, power and systematic luck (2016) (0)
Hierarchy : Weber and the old model (2005) (0)
Presidential power effects on government and ministerial durability: evidence from Central and Eastern Europe (2021) (0)
Collective Action and Dimensions of Power (2019) (0)
Preference Formation, Social Location and Ideology (2019) (0)
Accounting for Ministers: Performance measures and forced exits (2012) (0)
Book Reviews (1995) (0)
Exits, Voices and Social Investment: The structure of UK public services and some simple relationships (2012) (0)
Analytical approaches to rights and freedoms (2001) (0)
Voting, elections and pressure politics (2009) (0)
Rational Choice and a Theory of Action (2019) (0)
Notes on Contributors (2006) (0)
Concepts and Conceptual Analysis (2016) (0)
Introduction to symposium: the analysis and measurement of freedom (2003) (0)
The Media Agenda (2017) (0)
Luck and leadership (2016) (0)
Collective Choice and Bargaining (2019) (0)
Erratum (2008) (0)
Problem Gambling (2020) (0)
What Is a Theory (2016) (0)
Analysing power and luck (1999) (0)
Thoughts on Modeling the State (2004) (0)
Preferences and Objective Interests (2019) (0)
A Rational Choice Approach to Political Power (2004) (0)
Accounting for Ministers: Who serves in government and how long do they last? (2012) (0)
Social software and the social sciences (2009) (0)
The people v. Justice (2005) (0)
Preface (2019) (0)
Property-Owning Democracy: Rawls and Beyond . Edited by Martin O'Neill and Thad Williamson. Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell, 2012. 336p. $89.95. (2013) (0)
Intuitions and Intuition Pumps in Moral and Political Theory (2014) (0)
Geoffrey Brennan: scholar and gentleman (2022) (0)
Thoughts on Modelling the State (2004) (0)
Trust and Governance. Edited by Braithwaite Valerie and Levi Margaret. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 1998. 386p. $45.00.Trust within Reason. By Hollis Martin. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1998. 170p. $54.95 cloth, $16.95 paper. (1999) (0)
Theories and Concepts (2017) (0)
Gun Crime (2020) (0)
Book review: thoughts on modeling the state (2004) (0)
Developing Democracy. Comment on “Proposals for a Democracy of the Future” by Bruno Frey (2017) (0)
Political Institutions and Policy in Australia (2017) (0)
Editorial Board (2011) (0)
Introduction (2003) (0)
Homelessness (2020) (0)
Hypotheses and Theory Testing (2016) (0)
Behavioural Evidence, Yes; Normative Behaviourism, No (2023) (0)
Political Science as a Vocation (2016) (0)
Book review: thinking about political psychology (2004) (0)
Symposium on Deliberation Introduction (2007) (0)
Evidence of the major EVL relationships (2012) (0)
Models, Conceptual and Predictive: A Response to Johnson’s Models-as-Fables (2021) (0)
It's the Government, Stupid! (2020) (0)
Editorial (1996) (0)
Describing Legislative Patterns (2017) (0)
Getting articles published in refereed journals (2000) (0)
Budget-maximizing : Evidence of and ending it (2005) (0)
Conclusions (2019) (0)
Issues in the Political Economy of European Union Enlargement (2007) (0)
Accounting for Ministers: References (2012) (0)
Executive and Legislative Agendas (2017) (0)
Some Further Thoughts on Power (2019) (0)
Ethical Expertise and Moral Authority (2023) (0)
Legislative Voting and Accountability . By John M. Carey. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2009. 199p. $24.99. (2009) (0)
Series editor’s foreword (2016) (0)
Recreational Drugs Policy (2020) (0)
Tribute to James Johnson (2007) (0)
1 Introduction : between justice and democracy (2004) (0)
State Power Structures (2019) (0)
Exits, Voices and Social Investment: Exits, voices and the object of loyalty (2012) (0)
European Union : New opportunities (2005) (0)
Aboa Centre for Economics (2008) (0)
The Nature of the Exercise (2019) (0)
What is the Idea of Justice? (2011) (0)
Narratives, Mechanisms and Causation (2016) (0)
Accounting for Ministers: Managing the cabinet: principal–agent relations in government (2012) (0)
Acknowledging Journal of Human Development Reviewers 2007–2008 (2008) (0)
8. Perceptions of Leadership (2008) (0)
A Guide for Global Political Scientists (2013) (0)
Accounting for Ministers: The prime minister and cabinet (2012) (0)
Power, capability and ableness (2016) (0)
Conclusion (2019) (0)
The Australian Policy Agendas Project (2019) (0)
Residential Mobility and Urban Government in Metropolitan England (2001) (0)
Markets, Market Failure and the Role of Government (2019) (0)
Social choice, equilibrium and electoral systems (2009) (0)

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