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Address:
Department of Government
Center
for Government and International Studies [CGIS]
Harvard University
Cambridge
,
Massachusetts
02138
USA
Curriculum Vita
dcarpenter@gov.harvard.edu |
Other Affiliated Institutions:
Sciences Po Strasbourg, Institut d'Études Politiques, Strasbourg, France [Enseignant-Chercheur Visitant, 2011-2012]
Interview with Sciences Po, Spring 2012 (pdf)
Research Scholar, The Tobin Project, Cambridge, Massachusetts |
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Research
Recent Writings
Book: Reputation and Power: Organizational Image and Pharmaceutical Regulation at the FDA (Princeton, 2010) [see data and other particulars at the FDA Project page or book page for this site.]
Are Close Elections Random?
Bioequivalence: The Regulatory Career of a Pharmaceutical Concept [Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 2011]
A Unique Researcher Identifier for the Physician Payments Sunshine Act [Journal of the American Medical Association, 2011]
American Political Development & American Political
History
Studies in American Political Development
The
Petition and Republican Government
Institutional
Development Initiative
Workshop in Comparative and Historical Analysis
Political
Economy of Government Regulation
Pharmaceutical Regulation:
FDA PROJECT
Financial Safety and Consumer Protection Regulation
Bureaucratic
Politics and Organization
Stochastic
Models of Behavioral/Bounded Rationality
Medications and Society [MEDSOC Program]
Placebo
Learning and Placebo Effects
Media
Behavior and Agenda Setting
Errata
Fly
Fishing Page and Photos
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Teaching
Spring 2011
The
Theory and Practice of Republican Government [United States & the World 20]
Fall 2010
The
Development of Political Institutions and Organizations, 1650-1860
[GOVT 98hk]
Government 3001 -- Approaches to Politics [syllabus]
Spring 2010
Bureaucratic
Politics: Military, Government, Economic and Social Organizations [GOVT 1521]
Advanced Topics in Health Policy [GOVT 1597]
Others Previously Taught:
The
Politics and Behavior of Bureaucratic Organizations [Graduate
Course]
The
Development of Political Institutions and Organizations, 1650-1860
[GOVT 2515]
Introduction
to American Government [GOVT 30] [Undergraduate]
The
Political Economy of Government Regulation [GOVT 2332] [Graduate]
Development
of American Political Institutions, 1865-1945
Stochastic
Models of Political Economy (Graduate Methods Course)
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