Belated APSA Presidential Address Highlights Miller-Stokes Conference
On March 1-2, 2013, CSDI co-hosted a conference titled Political Representation: Fifty Years after Miller and Stokes that focused on contemporary scholarship on representation in different national, sub-national, and comparative settings though a variety of methodological approaches. The keynote presentation of the conference was Professor G. Bingham Powell's lecture on "Representation in Context." Powell, the Wilson Professor of Political Science at the University of Rochester, was scheduled to deliver the lecture marking the end of his term as president of the American Political Science Association last fall in New Orleans, but Hurricane Isaac had other plans. CSDI was delighted to provide an alternative forum for the address—complete with an introduction by the co-chair of APSA's 2012 program committee, Lynn Vavreck of UCLA. Conference papers from this event can be found here
CSDI News and Announcements
04/25/13 CSDI Co-Director Larry Bartel's work was cited in a recent New York Times op-ed by Paul Krugman. In his op-ed, "The 1 Percent's Solution" Krugman references the March 2013
Perspective on Politics
article
Democracy and the Policy Preferences of Wealthy Americans
by Benjamin Page, (Larry) Bartels, and Jason Seawright. The piece focuses on contrasting views of the nation's economy.
Cornell Law Review to feature Vandenbergh Research
Congratulations to CSDI-Affiliate and Professor of Law, Michael Vandenbergh, on the forthcoming publication of his new paper, titled "Private Environmental Governance" in the Cornell Law Review. You may access his paper at the following link: http://bit.ly/1004Idj

