Review2002

E XPERIMENTAL M ETHODS IN P OLITICAL S CIENCE

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Political Science Research and Education Electoral Systems and Political Participation Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies

Abstract

▪ Abstract This article reviews the use of experiments in political science. The beginning section offers an overview of experimental design and measures, as well as threats to internal and external validity, and discusses advantages and disadvantages to the use of experimentation. The number and placements of experiments in political science are reviewed. The bulk of the essay is devoted to an examination of what we have learned from experiments in the behavioral economics, political economy, and individual choice literatures.

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