GOVT 83.21 Experiments in Politics

This class is a lab-style seminar in which we will design, field, and analyze an experimental study. Our goal is to publish a scholarly article about our findings in a peer-reviewed journal of political science - an ambitious project that will require a substantial commitment from each student. Flexibility will also be essential since the course will evolve during the semester based on the needs of the project.

The subject of the experimental study varies term to term and will be determined prior to the beginning of classes. Although the experimental study will vary each term, students may not repeat this course for credit.

Instructor

Costa, Crabtree, Nyhan

Cross Listed Courses

QSS 30.03

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:QDS

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