Publications and Further Research Outputs
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Noah Buckley, Kyle L Marquardt, Ora John Reuter, Katerina Tertytchnaya, Endogenous popularity: How perceptions of support affect the popularity of authoritarian regimes, American Political Science Review, 2023
Noah Buckley and Ora John. Reuter and Michael Rochlitz and Anton Aisin, Staying Out of Trouble: Criminal Cases Against Russian Mayors, Comparative Political Studies, 2022, p001041402110473
McCarthy, Lauren A., Scott Gehlbach, Timothy Frye, and Noah Buckley, Who Reports Crime? Citizen Engagement with the Police in Russia and Georgia, Europe-Asia Studies, 2021
Buckley, Noah and Tucker, Joshua A, Staring at the West through Kremlin-tinted glasses: Russian mass and elite divergence in attitudes toward the United States, European Union, and Ukraine before and after Crimea, Post-Soviet Affairs, 35, (5-6), 2019
Buckley, Noah and Reuter, Ora John, Performance Incentives under Autocracy: Evidence from Russia's Regions, Comparative Politics, 51, (2), 2019
Buckley, Noah and Frye, Timothy and Gehlbach, Scott and McCarthy, Lauren A, Cooperating with the state: Evidence from survey experiments on policing, Journal of Experimental Political Science, 3, (2), 2016
Reuter, Ora John and Buckley, Noah and Shubenkova, Alexandra and Garifullina, Guzel, Local elections in authoritarian regimes: An elite-based theory with evidence from Russian mayoral elections, Comparative political studies, 49, (5), 2016
Buckley, Noah and Garifullina, Guzel and Reuter, Ora John and Shubenkova, Alexandra, Elections, Appointments, and Human Capital: The Case of Russian Mayors, Demokratizatsiya, 22, (1), 2014
Buckley, Noah and Frye, Timothy and Garifullina, Guzel and Reuter, Ora John, The political economy of Russian gubernatorial election and appointment, Europe-Asia Studies, 66, (8), 2014
Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications
Noah Buckley, Rotten Eggs or Bad Apples: Corruption Arrests and Public Opinion in Authoritarian Russia, 2023
Beazer, Quintin, Noah Buckley, and Ora John Reuter, The Demand for Elections under Autocracy: Regime Approval and the Cancellation of Local Elections in Russia, 2023
Noah Buckley, A Watched Pot Boiling: Street Protest and Public Opinion in Authoritarian Russia, 2022
Noah Buckley, Review of Global Finance, Local Control: Corruption and Wealth in Contemporary Russia, by Igor Logvinenko , The Russian Review, (October), 2022
Buckley, Noah, Calculating Corruption: Political Competition and Bribery under Authoritarianism, 2017
Research Expertise
Description
My research interests include authoritarian politics and political economy, Russia and the post-communist world, corruption, and political methodology. Current research projects focus on the use of large, innovative datasets including public opinion data and MRP, novel search engine data, and deep biographical data on elites to examine authoritarian popularity, arrests of authoritarian elites, and how loyalty works within networks in authoritarian cadres. Keywords: comparative politics; authoritarian politics; corruption; political methodology and experimental methods; Russian and post-communist politics; political economy; transitions to democracy and capitalism; bureaucracy; policing.Recognition
Representations
Journal reviewer for APSR, AJPS, JOP, BJPS, World Politics, Comparative Politics, Problems of Post-Communism, Governance, Democratization, Europe-Asia Studies, Regional and Federal Studies, Publius, Political Research Quarterly, and others.
Serving on conference coordinating and organizing committee for a conference on political economy, to be held in June 2020 in Moscow, Russia. The conference includes a number of invited keynote speakers and presenters from a large number of countries.
Memberships
American Political Science Association
European Political Science Association
Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies
British Association for Slavonic and East European Studies