Zachary Greene, Ph.D.

Former project applicant
Phone: 
+49-621-181-2842
 
 

Projects

RP9 B2 Contexts for Democratic Governance: Political Institutions

RP9
Looking inside the Black Box: Intra-Party Policy and Party Policy Statements

Publications

(Note: Generally, the former staff pages only feature publications that have been published at the MZES. Furthermore, the former staff pages feature publications that have been published in co-authorship with current MZES staff.)

Journal Articles

Bevan, Shaun, and Zachary Greene (2016): Looking for the Party? Partisan Effects on Issue Attention in UK Acts of Parliament. European Political Science Review, 8, issue 1, pp. 49-72. more
Greene, Zachary, and Matthias Haber (2016): Leadership Competition and Disagreement at Party National Meetings. British Journal of Political Science, 46, issue 3, pp. 611-632. more
Greene, Zachary, and Christian B. Jensen (2016): Manifestos, Salience and Junior Ministerial Appointments. Party Politics, 22, issue 3, pp. 382-392. more
Greene, Zachary, and Matthias Haber (2015): The consequences of appearing divided: An analysis of party evaluations and vote choice. Electoral Studies, 37, pp. 15-27. more

Conference Presentations

Bevan, Shaun, and Zachary Greene (2014): Shifting Issues or a Shuffled Organisation: The Effect of Partisan Transition on UK Statutory Instruments. [Political Science Association 64th Annual International Conference, Manchester, April 14th to April 16th, 2014] more
Greene, Zachary, Caterina Froio and Shaun Bevan (2014): The Electoral Consequences of Government Accountability. [110th Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington, D.C., August 28th to August 31st, 2014] more
Bevan, Shaun, and Zachary Greene (2013): Maintaining Attention: Partisan Effects on Attention in UK Acts of Parliament. [Political Studies Association Conference, Cardiff, April 03rd, 2013] more
Greene, Zachary, and Shaun Bevan (2013): How Many Parties? A More Sensitive Approach to Measuring the Effective Number of Parties. [Elections, Public Opinion and Parties (EPOP) Conference, Lancaster University, September 13th to September 15th, 2013] more