Nathan W Allen
Biographic Data
| ID | 3717792 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nathan W Allen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nathan W |
| FAMILY NAME | Allen |
| SIGNATURE | ALLEN N W |
| AFFILIATIONS | , |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 58 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Extraterritorial Voting Rights and Restrictions Dataset (1950–2020)
This paper introduces the Extraterritorial Rights and Restrictions dataset (EVRR), the first global time-series dataset of non-resident citizen voting policies and procedures. Although there have been previous efforts to document external voting, no existing data source simultaneously captures the scale (195 countries), time frame (71 years), and level of detail concerning extraterritorial voting rights and restrictions (over 20 variables). After…
Ummah or tribe? Islamic practice, political ethnocentrism, and political attitudes in Indonesia
Existing research has uncovered a link between religious practice and political ethnocentrism. Religious individuals are relatively inclined to both support policies that benefit their own ethnic group and support political competitors seeking to represent them. These findings are broadly consistent with a large body of literature that examines the relationship between religion and ethnic prejudice. To date, empirical research has concentrated ov…
Keeping rising Asia at a distance: Canadian attitudes toward trade agreements with Asian countries
This paper asks: why do Canadians oppose trade deals with Asian countries but support them with Europe? While many Canadians view Asia's economically dynamic countries as important to Canada's future prosperity, they are hesitant to formalize ties with the same type of trade agreements they are willing to offer traditional trading partners. Using polls conducted by the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, this paper identifies the demographic and a…
Clientelism and the personal vote in Indonesia
From Patronage Machine to Partisan Melee: Subnational Corruption and the Evolution of the Indonesian Party System
The party system in Indonesia has expanded in the post-Suharto era. With each successive election, voters have spread their support across a wider array of parties. This has occurred despite deliberate institutional tweaks designed to consolidate the system by privileging large parties. Why has the party system expanded despite increasing institutional incentives to consolidate? This article places party system change in a broader context of dece…
The Extraterritorial Voting Rights and Restrictions Dataset (1950–2020)
This paper introduces the Extraterritorial Rights and Restrictions dataset (EVRR), the first global time-series dataset of non-resident citizen voting policies and procedures. Although there have been previous efforts to document external voting, no existing data source simultaneously captures the scale (195 countries), time frame (71 years), and level of detail concerning extraterritorial voting rights and restrictions (over 20 variables). After…
Clientelism and the personal vote in Indonesia
Ummah or tribe? Islamic practice, political ethnocentrism, and political attitudes in Indonesia
Existing research has uncovered a link between religious practice and political ethnocentrism. Religious individuals are relatively inclined to both support policies that benefit their own ethnic group and support political competitors seeking to represent them. These findings are broadly consistent with a large body of literature that examines the relationship between religion and ethnic prejudice. To date, empirical research has concentrated ov…
Keeping rising Asia at a distance: Canadian attitudes toward trade agreements with Asian countries
This paper asks: why do Canadians oppose trade deals with Asian countries but support them with Europe? While many Canadians view Asia's economically dynamic countries as important to Canada's future prosperity, they are hesitant to formalize ties with the same type of trade agreements they are willing to offer traditional trading partners. Using polls conducted by the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, this paper identifies the demographic and a…
From Patronage Machine to Partisan Melee: Subnational Corruption and the Evolution of the Indonesian Party System
The party system in Indonesia has expanded in the post-Suharto era. With each successive election, voters have spread their support across a wider array of parties. This has occurred despite deliberate institutional tweaks designed to consolidate the system by privileging large parties. Why has the party system expanded despite increasing institutional incentives to consolidate? This article places party system change in a broader context of dece…
From Patronage Machine to Partisan Melee: Subnational Corruption and the Evolution of the Indonesian Party System
The party system in Indonesia has expanded in the post-Suharto era. With each successive election, voters have spread their support across a wider array of parties. This has occurred despite deliberate institutional tweaks designed to consolidate the system by privileging large parties. Why has the party system expanded despite increasing institutional incentives to consolidate? This article places party system change in a broader context of dece…
Keeping rising Asia at a distance: Canadian attitudes toward trade agreements with Asian countries
This paper asks: why do Canadians oppose trade deals with Asian countries but support them with Europe? While many Canadians view Asia's economically dynamic countries as important to Canada's future prosperity, they are hesitant to formalize ties with the same type of trade agreements they are willing to offer traditional trading partners. Using polls conducted by the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, this paper identifies the demographic and a…
Clientelism and the personal vote in Indonesia
Ummah or tribe? Islamic practice, political ethnocentrism, and political attitudes in Indonesia
Existing research has uncovered a link between religious practice and political ethnocentrism. Religious individuals are relatively inclined to both support policies that benefit their own ethnic group and support political competitors seeking to represent them. These findings are broadly consistent with a large body of literature that examines the relationship between religion and ethnic prejudice. To date, empirical research has concentrated ov…
The Extraterritorial Voting Rights and Restrictions Dataset (1950–2020)
This paper introduces the Extraterritorial Rights and Restrictions dataset (EVRR), the first global time-series dataset of non-resident citizen voting policies and procedures. Although there have been previous efforts to document external voting, no existing data source simultaneously captures the scale (195 countries), time frame (71 years), and level of detail concerning extraterritorial voting rights and restrictions (over 20 variables). After…
Political science (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Asian Studies and History (2 works) · Democracy (2 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (2 works) · Political economy (2 works) · Preference (2 works)