Three new works on the study of judicial behavior:
- Alma Cohen, Alon Klement & Zvika Neeman, Judicial Decision Making: A Dynamic Reputation Approach, J. Legal Stud. (2015)
- Examines “how judicial elections affect the incentives and decisions of judges”
- Lee Epstein, Some Thoughts on the Study of Judicial Behavior, 57 Wm. & Mary L. Rev. 2017 (2016)
- Tracks the history and possible future of the study of judicial behavior (and includes a cite to my work comparing Supreme Court briefs and opinions on p. 2058)
- Adam Bonica and Michael J. Woodruff. “A Common-Space Measure of State Supreme Court Ideology.” Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization 31.3 (2015): 472-498:
- One of the first papers to measure ideology of State Supreme Court Judges utilizing campaign finance data
Empirical SCOTUS 
Saw your work cited. Yea!
On Fri, Jul 15, 2016 at 11:16 PM, Empirical SCOTUS wrote:
> Adam Feldman posted: ” Three new works on the study of judicial behavior: > Alma Cohen, Alon Klement & Zvika Neeman, Judicial Decision Making: A > Dynamic Reputation Approach, J. Legal Stud. (2015) Examines “how judicial > elections affect the incentives and decisions of ju” >
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