… and other intraocular damage (Stein, RM, personal communication). Other authors also
have demonstrated intracameral24 and intravitreal2s mitomycin in rabbits to be extremely …

Abstract Structure-based docking screens of large compound libraries have become common
in early drug and probe discovery. As computer efficiency has improved and compound …

It is an enduring belief in American politics that legislators who "bring home the bacon" are
rewarded for their efforts at the ballot box. Most researchers, however, have been …

The inter-group contact hypothesis states that intera ctions between individuals belonging
to different groups will influence the attitudes and behavior between members of these …

This paper articulates a model of distributive policy activity that links decreases in the flow of
distributive policy benefits to House districts to an increased likelihood that quality …

… Robert Stein and Kenneth Bickers have constructed a new data base detailing federal outlays
to congressional districts for each federal program, and use it to examine four myths about …

Economic voting is examined in gubernatorial and senatorial elections. The findings of this
study show that the assignment of functional responsibilities in a federal system determines …

When do voters hold politicians accountable for events outside their control? In this article,
we take advantage of a rare situation in which a prominent election in a large city followed a …

In evaluating credit risk models, it is common to use metrics such as power curves and their
associated statistics. However, power curves are not necessarily easily linked intuitively to …

… This article was originally released as a working paper (Stein (2002)). The current version
has been updated to reflect both comments the author has received since 2002 and new …