Dr. Kiril Kolev

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Curriculum Vitae

Office Location: Mills 216
Email: kolev@hendrix.edu
Phone: 501-450-1236

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Education

• Ph.D., Duke University
• B.A., Whittier College

Publications

Peer Reviewed 

2018     "Ethnic Inequality, Partisan Networks and Political Clientelism.” (with Yi-ting Wang). Political Research Quarterly. Forthcoming.

2018    “Do Private Donations Depress Electoral Turnout? An Empirical Investigation of Voter Participation.” (with Anushah Jiwani, former student). Electoral Studies 52: 73–83.

2015     "Varying the Un-Variable: Social Structure, Electoral Formulae, and Ballot-Rigging." (with Fabrice Lehoucq). Political Research Quarterly 68 (2): 240-252.
Replication Data

2014     “The Contingent Effect of Institutions: Electoral Formulas, Ethnic Polarization and Election Quality.” Electoral Studies 35: 200–214. 

2014     "Empowering the Marginalized Voter: Clientelism in Heterogeneous Societies." (with Mitch Goist). Midsouth Political Science Review 15(2): 59-79.

2009     "Measuring Democratic Accountability: An Initial Report on an Emerging Data Set." (with Herbert Kitschelt, Kent Freeze and Yi-ting Wang). Revista de Ciencia Politica, vol. 29, no. 3: 741-773.

Others

• 2013     “Bulgaria: Electoral Volatility, Polarization and Financial Deficits Lead to Lead to Reduction in Clientelism”. In Herbert Kitschelt (ed.), Research and Dialogue on Programmatic Parties and Party Systems. Stockholm: Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA).
• 2012     "Case Summaries". In Judith Kelley, Monitoring Democracy: When International Election Monitoring Works and Why It Often Fails, Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press.

In the News ...

• Professor-Student Research on Voter Turnout Published
• Hendrix Students Visit Balkans for Summer Study Program
• New Hendrix College Public Policy Study Finds Advantage in Ward Elections in Little Rock
• Professor Published in Leading Political Science Journal
• Professor and Former Student Publish Research in Politics Journal
  
• International Relations Major Awarded SURF Grant