His primary scientific interests are in Democracy, Development economics, Legislature, Presidential system and Politics. His Democracy study frequently draws connections to adjacent fields such as Political economy. His Political economy research incorporates elements of Foreign policy analysis, Foreign policy, Democratic consolidation and Global governance.
His Development economics research focuses on Latin Americans and how it relates to Turnout, Democratization, International relations, Diplomacy and Foreign relations. His Presidential system study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Social psychology, Neoliberalism and Law and economics. His Politics study incorporates themes from Decree and Legislator.
Timothy J. Power mainly focuses on Politics, Public administration, Political economy, Democracy and Presidential system. His Politics research includes themes of Economic growth, Latin Americans, Legislature and Face. In Public administration, Timothy J. Power works on issues like Accountability, which are connected to Political corruption.
His studies deal with areas such as Legitimacy, Independence and Authoritarianism as well as Political economy. His research investigates the connection between Democracy and topics such as Development economics that intersect with issues in Turnout. The Presidential system study combines topics in areas such as Popularity and Power, Separation of powers.
Timothy J. Power mainly investigates Political economy, Politics, Public administration, Presidential system and Legislature. His Political economy research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Test, Democracy, Modernization theory and Ideology. Many of his research projects under Politics are closely connected to Portfolio, Bradley–Terry model and Crozier with Portfolio, Bradley–Terry model and Crozier, tying the diverse disciplines of science together.
The Public administration study which covers Accountability that intersects with Political corruption. The concepts of his Presidential system study are interwoven with issues in Public policy, Positive economics and Democratization. The various areas that Timothy J. Power examines in his Legislature study include Accounting and Public relations.
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Compulsory Voting, Invalid Ballots, and Abstention in Brazil:
Timothy J. Power;J. Timmons Roberts.
Political Research Quarterly (1995)
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