Mathew D. McCubbins

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Mathew D. McCubbins was an influential American political scientist known for his work on legislative institutions, party governance, and the organization of Congress.

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instanceOf academic
person
political scientist
approach empirical analysis of legislative behavior
formal modeling in political science
game-theoretic analysis of institutions
coAuthorWith Barry R. Weingast
Bernard Grofman
Daniel B. Rodriguez
David Brady
Frances M. Rosenbluth
Gary W. Cox
Gregory W. Noble
Jon Elster
Jordi Galí
Michael F. Thies
Nolan McCarty
Roger Noll
Samuel Kernell
Terry Sullivan
Thomas Schwartz
contribution analysis of agenda power in legislatures
analysis of procedural controls as political instruments
theories of how legislatures control bureaucratic agencies
theories of how parties structure legislative organization
field political science
influencedField study of U.S. Congress
study of legislative-executive relations
study of political parties in legislatures
knownFor positive political theory
rational choice institutionalism
research on legislative institutions
research on party governance
research on the organization of the U.S. Congress
work on administrative procedures as instruments of political control
nationality United States
notableWork Legislative Leviathan
Party, Process, and Political Change in Congress
Stealing the Initiative
The Logic of Delegation
researchInterest Congress of the United States
administrative law
comparative political institutions
delegation and oversight
legislative organization
political parties

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Legislative Leviathan: Party Government in the House author Mathew D. McCubbins