The article highlights research that looks at “regularized campaigns” as an institutional innovation that combines the high-intensity enforcement of campaigns with the stability of institutions to mitigate principal-agent problems.
Gibson's article builds off his research into political affiliation and self-censorship published in Political Science Quarterly.
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