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• Papers concerning Robertsons Colony in Texas. Vol. X: March 21 through July 25, 1835: The Ranger Rendezvous. Comp. and ed. by Malcolm D. McLean, Papers concerning Robertson's Colony in Texas. Vol. XI: July 26 through October 14, 1835: Nashville-on-the-Brazos. Comp. and ed. by Malcolm D. McLean and Papers concerning Robertson's Colony in Texas. Vol. XII: October 15, 1835, through January 14, 1836: The Municipality of Milam. Comp. and ed. by Malcolm D. McLean

  Weber, David J.; Southern Methodist University (Organization of American Historians, 1986)
• Reducing coal subsidies and trade barriers: their contribution to greenhouse gas abatementThis paper draws on two earlier ones: an Invited Paper for the 41st Australian Agricultural and Resource Economics Society Conference, held at Broadbeach, January 20–25, 1997, and a paper prepared for the Global Environment and Trade Study based at the London Business School, Yale University, and the University of Londonʼs Foundation for International Environmental Law and Development. The authors are grateful for very helpful comments from conference participants plus Scott Barrett and two anonymous referees. Financial support from the Australian Research Council and the MacArthur Foundation is gratefully acknowledged. Since this paper used the G-Cubed model developed jointly with Peter Wilcoxen, it has also benefited from funding of a project at the Brookings Institution and has received financial support from the US Environmental Protection Agency through Cooperative Agreement CR818579–01–0 and from the National Science Foundation through grant SBR–9321010. The views expressed are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as reflecting the views of others including the trustees, officers or other staff of the University of Adelaide, the Australian National University, the Brookings Institution, the Environmental Protection Agency, or the National Science Foundation.

  ANDERSON, KYM; McKIBBIN, WARWICK J.; ANDERSON KYM; University of Adelaide; McKIBBIN WARWICK J.; Australian National University (Cambridge University Press, 2000)
• A New Approach for Modelling Strategic Voting in Multiparty Elections This is one of many papers by the authors on voting in multiparty elections; the ordering of names reflects alphabetic convention. Alvarezʼs work was supported by the National Science Foundation through SBR-9709327; Naglerʼs work was supported by the National Science Foundation through SBR-9413939 and SBR-9709214. We thank Jonathan Katz and Guy Whitten for supplying helpful data for this project. We also thank Gary Cox, Jonathan Katz, Gary King and Burt Monroe for discussions of this subject. Last, we thank Shaun Bowler for his work with us on a related project. A previous version of this article was presented at the Annual Meetings of the Midwest Political Science Association, 1997; that paper was awarded the 1998 Robert H. Durr Award by the Midwest Political Science Association for the best paper applying quantitative analysis to a substantive problem in political science. The authors may be reached at: rma@crunch.caltech.edu, and nagler@wizard.ucr.edu, respectively.

  ALVAREZ, R. MICHAEL; NAGLER, JONATHAN; ALVAREZ R. MICHAEL; California Institute of Technology; NAGLER JONATHAN; University of California, Riverside (Cambridge University Press, 2000)