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published articles and chapters
“Policies that make search
rates vary with personal attributes
are variously defended
as essential to effective law
enforcement and denounced
as unfair to classes of persons
subjected to relatively high
search rates.... Whereas
recent research on profiling
has sought to define and detect
racial discrimination, my
concern is to understand how
a social planner might reasonably
choose a profiling policy.”
Manski, C. F. 2006. Search profiling
with partial knowledge of
deterrence. The Economic Journal
116(515): F385-F401 (p. F385).
Larry V. Hedges
Klibanoff, R., S. C. Levine, J. Huttenlocher,
M. Vasilyeva, and L. V. Hedges. 2006.
Preschool children’s mathematical
knowledge: The effect of teacher “math
talk.” Developmental Psychology 42:59-69.
Crawford, E., J. Huttenlocher, and L. V.
Hedges. 2006. Within-category feature
correlations and Bayesian adjustment
strategies. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review
13:245-50.
Luojia Hu
Hu, L., with M. Guell. 2006. Estimating the
probability of leaving unemployment using
uncompleted spells from repeated cross-section
data. Journal of Econometrics 133(1):
307-41.
Jeffery Jenkins
Jenkins, J., with L. J. Alston and T. Nonnenmacher.
Who should govern Congress?
Access to power and the Salary
Grab of 1873. Journal of Economic History
66:674-706.
Jenkins, J., with I. L. Morris. 2006. Running
to lose? John C. Breckinridge and
the presidential election of 1860. Electoral
Studies 25:306-28.
Nancy MacLean
MacLean, N. 2006. Achieving the promise
of the Civil Rights Act: Herbert Hill and
the NAACP’s fight for jobs and justice.
Labor 3(Summer): 13-19.
MacLean, N. 2006. Affirmative action; Ku
Klux Klan. Encyclopedia of U.S. Labor and
Working-Class History, ed. E. Arnesen. New
York: Routledge.
MacLean, N. 2006. Ku Klux Klan. Greenwood
Encyclopedia of Great Black Migration,
ed. S. A. Reich. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood
Press.
MacLean, N. 2006. Gender is powerful: The
long reach of feminism. OAH Magazine of
History 20(October): 19-23.
Charles F. Manski
Manski, C. F., with J. Horowitz. 2006.
Identification and estimation of statistical
functionals using incomplete data. Journal of
Econometrics 132:445-59.
Manski, C. F., with J. Dominitz. 2006. Measuring
pension-benefit expectations probabilistically.
Labour 20(2): 201-36.
Manski, C. F. 2006. Interpreting the predictions
of prediction markets. Economic Letters
91:425-29.
Manski, C. F. 2006. Profiling: Introduction
to the feature. The Economic Journal
116(515): F347-F350.
Manski, C. F. 2006. Search profiling with
partial knowledge of deterrence. The Economic
Journal 116(515): F385-F401.
Manski, C. F. 2006. Practices that limit
the usefulness of research on treatment
response. Medium Econometrische Toepassingnen
14(2): 26-31.
Jeff Manza
Brooks, C., and J. Manza. 2006. Social
policy responsiveness in the developed
democracies. American Sociological Review
71:474-94.
Brooks, C., and J. Manza. 2006. Public
opinion and welfare effort: Reply to Myles.
American Sociological Review 71:499-502.
Brooks, C., and J. Manza. 2006. Why do
welfare states persist? Journal of Politics
68(4): 816-27.
Manza, J. 2006. Inequality; Social capital.
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