KEVIN A. CLARKE
| Department of Political Science Harkness Hall University of Rochester 14627-0146 (585) 275-5217 kevin.clarke@rochester.edu |
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I am an associate professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Rochester.
I have a Ph.D. from the Department of Political Science at the University of Michigan.
Subfield specialization in statistical methodology and international relations.
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Research and Teaching |
Professional Links |
Computing Resources |
Interests |
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Curriculum Vitae
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Published Articles
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Consistency of Choice in Nonparametric Multiple Comparisons (with Mark Fey). Journal of Nonparametric Statistics 24:2 (2012).
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More Phantom Than Menace.
Conflict Management and Peace Science
29:2 (2012).
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Quantitative Methods, Basic Assumptions.
International Encyclopedia of Political Science
Sage Publications (2012).
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Discriminating Methods: Tests for Nonnested Discrete
Choice Models (with Curt Signorino).
Political Studies
58:2 (March 2010).
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Return of the Phantom Menace: Omitted
Variable Bias in Econometric Research.
Conflict Management and Peace Science
26:1 (February 2009).
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Democracy and the Logic of Political Survival
(with Randy Stone). American Political Science
Review 102:3 (August 2008).
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Modernizing Political Science: A Model-Based
Approach (w/ David Primo). Perspectives on
Politics 5:4 (December 2007).
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A Simple Distribution-Free Test for Nonnested
Hypotheses. Political Analysis 15:3 (Summer
2007).
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The Necessity of Being Comparative: Theory
Confirmation in Quantitative Political Science.
Comparative Political Studies 40:7 (July
2007).
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The Phantom Menace: Omitted Variable Bias in
Econometric Research. Conflict Management and
Peace Science 22:4 (Winter 2005).
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Nonparametric Model Discrimination in
International Relations. Journal of Conflict
Resolution 47:1 (February 2003).
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The Reverend and the Ravens. Political
Analysis 10:2 (Spring 2002).
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Testing Nonnested Models of International
Relations: Reevaluating Realism. American Journal
of Political Science 45:3 (July
2001).
Working Papers
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Misspecification and the Propensity Score: When to
Leave Out Relevant Pre-Treatment Variables (with Brenton Kenkel and Miguel Rueda). Under review.
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Time and the Study of Conflict: Problems of Temporal Aggregation in Quantitative International Relations (with Hein Goemans and Michael Peress)
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Data Experiments: Model Specifications as
Treatments
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Practical Sensitivity Analysis
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Causes and Statistics (with Bear Braumoeller)
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Courses
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PSC 106 Introduction to International Relations
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PSC 201 Political Inquiry
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PSC 204 Research Design
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PSC 272 Theories of International Relations
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PSC 404 Probability and Inference
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PSC 405 Linear Models
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PSC 505 Maximum Likelihood Estimation
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PSC 506 Advanced Topics in Methods
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Dublin Lectures in Quantitative I.R.
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Choosing and Defending Specifications, an APSA Short Course
Kevin Clarke (Rochester) and Bear Braumoeller (Havard)
Interests
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Wildlife and Landscape Photography
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Classical Music
- Nimbus Records
- Gramophone
- Metropolitan Opera
- Classical Net
- Dead Conductors Page
- Biograph Records: Jazz, Blues and Ragtime
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Sea Kayaking
- BayCreek Paddling Center
- Sea-Kayaker Magazine
- A Discussion of Bracing
- Beginners' Bracing and Broaching
- Support Strokes
- Greenland Kayaking Video Clips
- A Kayak Rolling Primer
- A Technical Discussion of Kayak Stability
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Wilderness Travel
Radio interview
kevin.clarke@rochester.edu