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David C.W. Parker

Montana State University

H-index: 11

North America-United States

About David C.W. Parker

David C.W. Parker, With an exceptional h-index of 11 and a recent h-index of 9 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Montana State University, specializes in the field of Congress, Parties, Representation, Parliaments, Oversight.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Do constitutional preferences affect citizens’ representational choices? Evidence from the devolved UK

Looking after constituency interests: The utilisation of MP expenses and Early Day Motions to craft constituency service home styles

The logic of parliamentary action: Brexit, Early Day Motions, and bolstering the personal vote

Women and the weight of a pandemic: A survey of four Western US states early in the Coronavirus outbreak

Questioning scrutiny: the effect of Prime Minister’s Questions on citizen efficacy and trust in parliament

Poaching the personal vote: How shadowing behaviour shapes constituent impressions

David C.W. Parker Information

University	Montana State University
Position	Professor
Citations(all)	474
Citations(since 2020)	253
Cited By	305
hIndex(all)	11
hIndex(since 2020)	9
i10Index(all)	14
i10Index(since 2020)	8
Email	Access Email
University Profile Page	Montana State University
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David C.W. Parker Skills & Research Interests

Congress

Parties

Representation

Parliaments

Oversight

Top articles of David C.W. Parker

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
Do constitutional preferences affect citizens’ representational choices? Evidence from the devolved UK	Parliamentary Affairs	Alan Convery David CW Parker Pavielle E Haines Sheridan Johnson Rachel Schmidt	2023/1/1
Looking after constituency interests: The utilisation of MP expenses and Early Day Motions to craft constituency service home styles	Parliamentary Affairs	David CW Parker	2021/1
The logic of parliamentary action: Brexit, Early Day Motions, and bolstering the personal vote	The Journal of legislative studies	David CW Parker Ian Caltabiano	2021/7/3
Women and the weight of a pandemic: A survey of four Western US states early in the Coronavirus outbreak	Gender, Work & Organization	Amber NW Raile Eric D Raile David CW Parker Elizabeth A Shanahan Pavielle Haines	2021/7
Questioning scrutiny: the effect of Prime Minister’s Questions on citizen efficacy and trust in parliament	The Journal of legislative studies	Alan Convery Pavielle Haines James Mitchell David CW Parker	2021/4/3
Poaching the personal vote: How shadowing behaviour shapes constituent impressions	Regional & Federal Studies	David C.W. Parker Pavielle E. Haines	2020/11/25