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 William Clinton Story Remsen 1943 Professor of
Government
Managing Editor of State Politics
and Policy Quarterly
226 Silsby
Richard.Winters@dartmouth.edu
Go to: Professor Winters'
webpage
B.A., Southern Illinois University
Ph.D., Stanford University
Recent publications and presentations
- Amanda Maxwell and Richard F. Winters, "Political Corruption in
America," a paper presented at the American Politics Seminar, Dartmouth
College, Hanover, NH, May 16, 2005.
- Richard F. Winters, "The Personal Political Economy of Real
Democracy," presented at the annual meeting of the Southern Political
Science Association, New Orleans, LA, January 8, 2005.
- Aubrey Burnett, Brian Stults, and Richard F. Winters, "Rates and
flows: assessing the relative political impact of statutory provisions vs.
aggregate flows for taxes and welfare," in preparation for delivery at the
2004 annual meetings of the American Political Science Association,
Chicago.
- Amanda Maxwell and Richard F. Winters, "A quarter-century of (data on)
political corruption in the American states," prepared for delivery at the
2004 annual Midwestern Political Science Association, Chicago.
- Brian Stults and Richard F. Winters, "Changing taxes, changing votes,
changing elections," prepared for delivery at the 2004 annual meeting of
the Southern and Midwestern Political Science Associations.
- Matthew Fitzgerald and Richard F. Winters, "Rules, behavior and
political institutions in controlling state spending," presented at the
meeting of the 2003 Midwestern Political Science Association annual meetings,
Chicago, IL, April 2003.
- Matthew Fitzgerald and Richard F. Winters, "Behavior and institutions
in controlling state spending," presented at the meeting of the 3rd annual
conference of the Section on State Politics and Public Policy, Tucson, AZ,
March 2003, and at the 2003 Midwestern Political Science Association
meeting.
Research interests
- The examination of conditions under which state governments make
distinctive policy choices and the subsequent evaluations voters make of
governmental choices
- State governments and politics
- Politics of federal and state budgetary processes
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