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  1. Anticipating the Consequences of Filibuster Reforms

    Anticipating the Consequences of Filibuster Reforms

    Added insights from models more precisely illustrate just what kind of balance between minority rights and majority rule the reform would strike, but in others, they show that the reform could backfire on members of the majority or on the reformers who want the Senate to spend less time wrangling with obstruction.

  2. Sample Manual Event

    Sample Manual Event

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  3. William G. Howell

    William G. Howell

    William Howell has written widely on separation-of-powers issues and American political institutions, especially the presidency. He currently is working on research projects on separation of powers issues, the institutional foundations of effective government, and emergent threats to democracy.

  4. Problem Solving Criminal Justice

    Problem Solving Criminal Justice

    The period of problem solving in criminal justice appears to be over, driven by increasing public concern about crime and repolarization in response to social movement activism.

  5. Engaging economics researchers to improve regulatory analysis

    Engaging economics researchers to improve regulatory analysis

    The report recommends that agencies continue to publicise research needs, find additional ways to break down barriers between researchers and analysts, and incentivise policy-informative research by highlighting when research is cited in agency analyses.

  6. Cover Bills

    Cover Bills

    Cover bills reduce the punishment associated with compromising even if respondents find out about the cover bill from legislators who opposed the compromise.