William H. Riker

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With William H. Riker

William H. Riker is affiliated with the following schools: DePauw University, University of Rochester, Lawrence University, Harvard University

Why Is William H. Riker Influential?

According to Wikipedia, William Harrison Riker was an American political scientist who is prominent for applying game theory and mathematics to political science. He helped to establish University of Rochester as a center of behavioral revolution in political science.

William H. Riker's Published Works

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Published Papers

A Theory of the Calculus of Voting (2262)
The Theory of Political Coalitions. (2176)
Liberalism Against Populism: A Confrontation Between the Theory of Democracy and the Theory of Social Choice (1156)
The art of political manipulation (1129)
Federalism: origin, operation, significance (871)
An Introduction To Positive Political Theory (788)
Implications from the Disequilibrium of Majority Rule for the Study of Institutions (771)
The Two-party System and Duverger's Law: An Essay on the History of Political Science (740)
The Strategy of Rhetoric: Campaigning for the American Constitution (295)
The Heresthetics of Constitution-Making: The Presidency in 1787, with Comments on Determinism and Rational Choice (193)
The Paradox of Vote Trading (172)
Farquharson and Fenno: Sophisticated Voting and Home Style (154)
The Number of Political Parties: A Reexamination of Duverger's Law (143)
ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION AND THE COHERENCE OF LEGISLATION (142)
The Justification of Bicameralism (136)
Perspectives on Positive Political Economy: Political science and rational choice (125)
Voting and the Summation of Preferences: An interpretive Bibliographical Review of Selected Developments During the Last Decade (123)
The Development Of American Federalism (122)
An Assessment of the Merits of Selective Nuclear Proliferation (122)
Advances in the Spatial Theory of Voting: Heresthetic and Rhetoric in the Spatial Model (119)
The Effects of Zoning and Externalities on the Price of Land: An Empirical Analysis of Monroe County, New York (118)
Democracy in the United States (112)
The Paradox of Voting and Congressional Rules for Voting on Amendments. (99)
The Choice of Voting Systems (90)
Some Ambiguities in the Notion of Power. (90)
Empirical Studies in Institutional Change: A political theory of the origin of property rights: airport slots (89)
The Political Psychology of Rational Choice Theory (86)
The Senate and American Federalism (81)
Bargaining in a Three-Person Game * (68)
Plurality and runoff systems and numbers of candidates (67)
Constitutional Regulation of Legislative Choice: The Political Consequences of Judicial Deference to Legislatures (62)
The Economic and Political Liberalization of Socialism: The Fundamental Problem of Property Rights (55)
A Confrontation between the Theory of Social Choice and the Theory of Democracy (44)
The first power index (36)
Rational Behavior in Politics: Evidence from a Three Person Game * (35)
Soldiers of the States : the role of the National Guard in American democracy (34)
Events and Situations (33)
The lessons of 1787 (31)
WEIGHTED VOTING: A MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS FOR INSTRUMENTAL JUDGMENTS, (31)
The merits of bicameralism (25)
Asymmetric information and the coherence of legislation: A correction (20)
Causes of Events (20)
Modern Political Economy: The political economy of transformation: liberalization and property rights (20)
A political theory of regulation with some observations on railway abandonments (20)
Comments on Vincent Ostrom's paper (19)
The Future of a Science of Politics (18)
The Entry of Game Theory into Political Science (17)
Models of Coalition Formation in Voting Bodies (14)
Why Negative Campaigning Is Rational: The Rhetoric of the Ratification Campaign of 1787–1788 (13)
The Efficient Secret: The Cabinet and the Development of Political Parties in Victorian England . By Gary Cox. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1987. 187p. $32.50. (13)
The Stability of Coalitions on Roll Calls in the House of Representatives. (12)
Is "a New and Superior Process" Really Superior? (12)
The place of political science in public choice (12)
The Relation Between Structure and Stability in Federal Governments (11)
Soldiers of the States (9)
Common Property and Private Property: The Case of Air Slots (9)
Dutch and American Federalism (9)
Political Trust as Rational Choice (8)
The Citizen Army. (6)
A Reply to Ordeshook and Rae (6)
Anonymity and Rationality in the Essential Three-Person Game (5)
Discussions and Reviews : Theory and science in the study of politics: a review (5)
Micropolitics and Macroeconomics: Discussion (4)
Comment on Butterworth, “A Research Note on the Size of Winning Coalitions” (4)
Sidney George Fisher and the Separation of Powers During the Civil War (3)
Democracy and Representation: A Reconciliation of Ball v. James and Reynolds v. Sims (3)
The triviality of federalism (2)
Book Review:The Economic Theory of Representative Governments Albert Breton (2)
The Invention of Centralized Federalism (2)
The Federal Principle: A Journey Through Time in Quest of Meaning S. Rufus Davis Berkeley: University of California Press, 1978, pp. xi, 237 (2)
The Origin of Federal Government (1)
Response to Tulis (1)
The Minimum Winning Coalition (1)
The study of local politics (1)
Liberalism and the Economic Order: The Economic and Political Liberalization of Socialism: The Fundamental Problem of Property Rights (1)
Book Reviews (0)
Explanation in Social Science . By Brown Robert. (Chicago: Aldine, 1963. Pp. viii, 198. $5.00.) (0)
The 1956 Presidential Campaign . By Charles A. H. Thomson and Frances M. Shattuck. (Washington: The Brookings Institution. 1960. Pp. xv, 382. $5.00.) (0)
Philosophical Anthropology and Practical Politics . By Northrop F. S. C.. (New York: The Macmillan Co. 1960. Pp. x, 384 $6.50.) (0)
The Decline and Rise of the Militia (0)
Riker: Soldiers of the States: The Role of the National Guard in American Democracy (0)
Applications of Political Theory in the Study of Politics — Introduction (0)
Comment on Baker, Direct Democracy and Discrimination: A Public Choice Perspective (0)
Presidential Action in Congressional Nominations (0)
Comment on Radcliff's "Liberalism, Populism, and Collective Choice" (0)
A Note on Numerology in "The Twelve Days of Christmas" (0)
Brookings Publication Procedures (0)
Book reviews (0)

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The Theory of Political Coalitions

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