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Ranking of Politics Scholarship in Ireland

Updated: 4 June 2008 The preliminary version of a paper that profiles departments and ranks the top scholars working in Ireland on politics, government, and international relations according to...

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Who should be included in and who should author scholarly impact assessments?

“Everyone heading for the top / But tell me how far is it from the bottom / Everybody want to go to heaven / But nobody want to die.” – Peter Tosh Following the initiation of my research project on...

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Validation of Google Scholar as an Impact Measure for Political Science

  One interesting side finding of the citations data from my paper with Michael Marsh was the cross-validation, throuch comparison with other measures, of the results from Google Scholar compared to...

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TCD political science on a par with "best of Britain"

Michael Marsh and I have just finalized our comparative assessment of the research output an impact of political studies scholars in Ireland. This exercise compares citation measures for all...

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CMP error dataset page now up

I’ve just posted, somewhat late, the full replication materials and error dataset from: Kenneth Benoit, Slava Mikhaylov, and Michael Laver. 2009. “Treating Words as Data with Error: Uncertainty in...

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Political Science Impact Ranking to be Published

The paper I wrote last year with Michael Marsh, “A Relative Impact Ranking of Political Studies in Ireland will be published in the 3rd issue of Economic and Social Review. A corrected manuscript can...

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Hungary's Fidesz will win a Two-Thirds Majority of Seats on April 25

My forecast of the final parliamentary seat distribution for the Hungarian elections is the following: Fidesz: 264 seats (68.4%) MSZP: 58 seats (15%) Jobbik: 48 seats (12.4%) LMP: 16 seats (4.1%) I’ve...

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My pre-first round Hungarian forecast judged the most accurate

You have to be able to read Hungarian, but here is the story: “A Republikoné és a Századvégé volt a legpontosabb mandátumbecslés” Don’t read Hungarian? Try...

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