John Gerring is affiliated with The University of Texas at Austin in the United States. Their research primarily spans the social sciences, with significant contributions in sociology and political science, political science and international relations, demography, media technology, and economics and econometrics. Their work addresses various topics within these fields, including electoral systems and political participation, political conflict and governance, social policy and reform studies, culture, economy, and development studies, ICT impact and policies, qualitative comparative analysis research, and international development and aid.
Gerring has a notable presence in academic publishing, contributing frequently to journals and outlets such as Harvard Dataverse, SSRN Electronic Journal, PS Political Science & Politics, Cambridge University Press eBooks, and the Journal of Experimental Political Science.
Recent papers authored by Gerring include:
Frequent collaborators include Carl Henrik Knutsen, Matthew Maguire, Lee Cojocaru, Jan Teorell, and Jon C. Rogowski, reflecting ongoing partnerships across multiple research projects.
Gerring has published several books through Cambridge University Press, with titles such as:
In addition, Gerring has a publication with the University of East Anglia titled V-Dem [Country-year/country-date]:Dataset V11. 1 published in 2020.
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