Publications

Current CV [April 2024]

Articles in Peer Reviewed Publications

Subcoalition Cluster Analysis: A new method for modeling conflict in organizations.

With Daniel Schiff. Forthcoming at Management Science.

Socioeconomic Vulnerability and the Duration of Storm-caused Power Outages.

With Chenghao Duan and Chuanyi Ji. 2023. PNAS Nexus.

A Mere Fan Effect on Home Court Advantage.

With Kieran Allsop. 2023. Journal of Sports Economics.

Conflict, Chaos, and the Art of Institutional Design.

2023. Organization Science.

Adaptive Rationality, Garbage Cans, and the Policy Process.

2021. In: Carnegie Carnegie Goes To California: Advancing and Celebrating the Work of James G. March, Research in the Sociology of Organizations. 76: 79-96.

Hyperopic Search: Organizations learning about managers learning about strategies.

2020. Organization Science 31(4): 821-838.

Greening the Congressional Record: Environmental social movements and expertise-based access to the policy process.

With Sarah Soule. 2019. Environmental Politics 28(4): 685-706.

Ignorant Decision Making and Educated Inertia: Some political pathologies of organizational learning.

2018. Organization Science 29(1): 39-57.


Working Papers

A Goldilocks Approach to Testing Nonmonotonic Hypotheses in Management and Strategy.

AEI Economic Policy Working Paper Series. Working Paper 2022-12.

The Strong Maximum Circulation Algorithm: A new method for aggregating preference rankings.

With Nathan Atkinson, Dorit Hochbaum, and James B. Orlin.

Hypothesis testing sustained declines in COVID-19 intensity.

2020. AEI Economic Policy Working Paper Series. Working Paper 2020-05.


Selected Other Publications and Op-eds

Robust Electoral Competition: Rethinking Electoral Systems to Encourage Representative Outcomes.

With Nathan Atkinson. Forthcoming at Maryland Law Review.

Beyond the Spoiler Effect: Can Ranked Choice Voting Solve the Problem of Political Polarization?

With Nathan Atkinson and Edward Foley. Forthcoming at University of Illinois Law Review.

SVB Failed—and So Did the Feds.

2023. The Dispatch.

The Flaw in Ranked-choice Voting: rewarding extremists.

With Nathan Atkinson. 2022. The Hill.

Real-world Assessments of COVID-19 Vaccine Efficacy.

With Kieran Allsop and James C. Capretta. 2021. AEI Economic Perspectives.

After This Weird NBA Season, We Have A Better Idea Of How Much Fans Matter.

2021. FiveThirtyEight.

Modeling Protection from COVID-19 Based on Vaccine Supply and Administration Rates.

With Kieran Allsop and James C. Capretta. 2021. AEI Economic Perspectives.

Awaiting the Signal: Assessing the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines.

With James C. Capretta. 2020. AEI Economic Perspectives.

The Economic Cost and Spatial Diffusion of the Opioid Crisis, 2009-2018.

With Alex Brill. 2020. AEI Economic Perspectives.

Progressivity, Redistribution, and Inequality.

With Alex Brill. 2020. National Affairs.

A History Lesson on Ramping Up Production of Critical Goods.

2020. The Dispatch.

Learning About Legislative Learning: Congressional hearings, organizational expertise, and the environmental movement.

With Sarah Soule. 2019. Legbranch.org.

Will Homebuilding Finally Evolve? Lessons from the American experience with factory-built housing.

With Lynn Fisher. 2019. AEI Economic Perspectives.

The Partisan Divide Over the Carbon Tax is All Smoke.

With Alex Brill. 2018. RealClearPolicy.

One Finch, Two Finch, Red Finch, Blue Finch: Measuring concentration and diversity in the humanities, a response to Wellmon and Piper.

With Jordan Brower. 2017. Critical Inquiry.

Carbon Leakage: Making the best of a second-best policy.

2009. Tax Notes.

The X Tax: The Progressive Consumption Tax America Needs?

With Alan Viard and Robert Carroll. 2008. AEI Tax Policy Outlook.


Financial Crisis Inquiry Report

From 2009 to 2011, I was special assistant to Vice Chairman William M. Thomas on the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission. The commission’s work was published as the Financial Crisis Inquiry Report in 2010. I believe that the Commission’s report continues to be the most thorough description of the events that precipitated the 2008 financial crisis and is necessary reading for anyone interested in understanding the causes of the crisis.