Books:
Rule by Multiple Majorities: A New Theory of Popular Control (Cambridge University Press, 2019)
Articles:
"The Stability of the Just Society: Why Fixed Point Theorems Are Beside The Point" (with David Wiens), Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy. Forthcoming.
“Three errors about republicanism: a reply to Jafarov and Huseynli” (with Frank Lovett) Journal of Political Power 15(2) (2022): 235--242.
"Representative Democracy and Social Equality," American Political Science Review 116(2) (2022): 689--701.
"Domination and Democratic Legislation" (with Frank Lovett), Politics, Philosophy, and Economics 21(2) (2022): 97--121.
"Demographic objections to epistocracy: a generalization" (with David Wiens), Philosophy & Public Affairs 49(4) (2021): 323–349.
"Republican Freedom, Popular Control, and Collective Action'' (with Frank Lovett), American Journal of Political Science 63(4) (2019): 774-787.
"Why Arrow's Theorem Matters for Political Theory Even If Preference Cycles Never Occur," Public Choice 179(1) (2019): 97--111.
"Can Deliberative Minipublics Influence Public Opinion? Theory and Evidence" (with Ines Levin) Political Research Quarterly 71(3) (2018): 654--667.
"Effects of Deliberative Minipublics on Public Opinion: Experimental Evidence from a Survey on Social Security Reform" (with Ines Levin) International Journal of Public Opinion Research 30(1) (2018): 51--78.
"Popular Rule in Schumpeter's Democracy," Political Studies 64(4) (2016): 1071--1087.
"Social Choice and Popular Control", Journal of Theoretical Politics 28(2) (2016): 331--349.
"Theorems and Models in Political Theory: An Application to Pettit on Popular Control", The Good Society 24(1) (2015): 98--117.
"Disagreement and Epistemic Arguments for Democracy", Politics, Philosophy & Economics 12(2) (May, 2013): 135--154.
Rule by Multiple Majorities: A New Theory of Popular Control (Cambridge University Press, 2019)
Articles:
"The Stability of the Just Society: Why Fixed Point Theorems Are Beside The Point" (with David Wiens), Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy. Forthcoming.
“Three errors about republicanism: a reply to Jafarov and Huseynli” (with Frank Lovett) Journal of Political Power 15(2) (2022): 235--242.
"Representative Democracy and Social Equality," American Political Science Review 116(2) (2022): 689--701.
"Domination and Democratic Legislation" (with Frank Lovett), Politics, Philosophy, and Economics 21(2) (2022): 97--121.
"Demographic objections to epistocracy: a generalization" (with David Wiens), Philosophy & Public Affairs 49(4) (2021): 323–349.
"Republican Freedom, Popular Control, and Collective Action'' (with Frank Lovett), American Journal of Political Science 63(4) (2019): 774-787.
"Why Arrow's Theorem Matters for Political Theory Even If Preference Cycles Never Occur," Public Choice 179(1) (2019): 97--111.
"Can Deliberative Minipublics Influence Public Opinion? Theory and Evidence" (with Ines Levin) Political Research Quarterly 71(3) (2018): 654--667.
"Effects of Deliberative Minipublics on Public Opinion: Experimental Evidence from a Survey on Social Security Reform" (with Ines Levin) International Journal of Public Opinion Research 30(1) (2018): 51--78.
"Popular Rule in Schumpeter's Democracy," Political Studies 64(4) (2016): 1071--1087.
"Social Choice and Popular Control", Journal of Theoretical Politics 28(2) (2016): 331--349.
"Theorems and Models in Political Theory: An Application to Pettit on Popular Control", The Good Society 24(1) (2015): 98--117.
"Disagreement and Epistemic Arguments for Democracy", Politics, Philosophy & Economics 12(2) (May, 2013): 135--154.
