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Publications by Author: Amy Catalinac

2023
Catalinac, Amy, and Taishi Muraoka. 2023. “How Incumbent Politicians Respond to Female Candidates' Voice Pitch: Experimental Evidence from Japan.” Japanese Journal of Political Science 24 (1): 41-63. Article Link
2022
Catalinac, Amy, Charles Crabtree, Christina L. Davis, Shinju Fujihira, Yusaku Horiuchi, Phillip L. Lipscy, Frances McCall Rosenbluth, and Daniel M. Smith. 2022. “Workshops Without Borders: Building an Online Community of Japan Scholars.” PS: Political Science & Politics 55 (3): 555-557.
2021
Catalinac, Amy. 2021. “A Tournament Theory of Pork Barrel Politics: The Case of Japan.” (With Bruce Bueno de Mesquita and Alistair Smith) Comparative Political Studies 53 (10–11): 1619–1655. Article link
Catalinac, Amy. 2021. “Why Geographically-Targeted Spending Under Closed-List Proportional Representation Favors Marginal Districts.” (With Lucia Motolinia) Electoral Studies 71. Article link
2017
Catalinac, Amy. 2017. “Positioning under Alternative Electoral Systems: Evidence from Japanese Candidate Election Manifestos.” American Political Science Review 112 (1): 31–48. Article link
2016
Electoral Reform and National Security in Japan: From Pork to Foreign Policy
Catalinac, Amy. 2016. Electoral Reform and National Security in Japan: From Pork to Foreign Policy. Cambridge University Press. Publisher's Version
Catalinac, Amy. 2016. “From Pork to Policy: The Rise of Programmatic Campaigning in Japanese Elections.” Journal of Politics 78 (1): 1–⁠18. Article link