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Green DP, Vavreck L.  2008.  Analysis of cluster-randomized experiments: A comparison of alternative estimation approaches. Political Analysis. 16:138–152.
Green DP, Aronow PM.  2011.  Analyzing Experimental Data Using Regression: When is Bias a Practical Concern? Available at SSRN 1466886.
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Arceneaux K, Gerber AS, Green DP.  2010.  A cautionary note on the use of matching to estimate causal effects: an empirical example comparing matching estimates to an experimental benchmark. Sociological methods & research. 39:256–282.
Arceneaux K, Gerber AS, Green DP.  2006.  Comparing experimental and matching methods using a large-scale voter mobilization experiment. Political Analysis. 14:37–62.
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Paluck ELevy, Green DP.  2009.  Deference, dissent, and dispute resolution: An experimental intervention using mass media to change norms and behavior in Rwanda. American Political Science Review. 103:622–644.
Sinclair B, McConnell M, Green DP.  2012.  Detecting spillover effects: Design and analysis of multilevel experiments. American Journal of Political Science. 56:1055–1069.
Farrar C, Fishkin JS, Green DP, List C, Luskin RC, Paluck ELevy.  2010.  Disaggregating deliberation’s effects: An experiment within a deliberative poll. British Journal of Political Science. 40:333–347.
Farrar C, Green DP, Green JE, Nickerson DW, Shewfelt S.  2009.  Does discussion group composition affect policy preferences? Results from three randomized experiments Political Psychology. 30:615–647.
Green DP, Aronow PM, Bergan DE, Greene P, Paris C, Weinberger BI.  2011.  Does knowledge of constitutional principles increase support for civil liberties? Results from a randomized field experiment The Journal of politics. 73:463–476.
Aronow PM, Gerber AS, Green DP, Kern H, LaCour MJ.  2014.  Double Sampling for Nonignorable Missing Outcome Data in Randomized Experiments.
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Bullock JG, Green DP, Ha SE, Brewer M, Cohen G, Dovidio J, Ditlmann R, Greenwald A, Hayes A, James L et al..  2008.  Experimental approaches to mediation: A new guide for assessing causal pathways.
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Green DP, Calfano BR, Aronow PM.  2014.  Field experimental designs for the study of media effects. Political Communication. 31:168–180.
Green DP, Aronow PM, McGrath MC.  2012.  Field Experiments and the Study of Voter Turnout. Journal of Elections, Public Opinion & Parties. :1–22.
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Green DP, Gerber AS.  2008.  Get out the vote: How to increase voter turnout.
Green DP, Gerber AS, Nickerson DW.  2003.  Getting out the vote in local elections: results from six door-to-door canvassing experiments. Journal of Politics. 65:1083–1096.
Green DP, Gerber AS, Nickerson DW.  2003.  Getting out the vote in local elections: results from six door-to-door canvassing experiments. Journal of Politics. 65:1083–1096.
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Paluck ELevy, Green DP.  2009.  Prejudice reduction: What works? A review and assessment of research and practice Annual review of psychology. 60:339–367.
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Aronow PM, Green DP, Lee DKK.  2014.  Sharp bounds on the variance in randomized experiments. The Annals of Statistics. 42:850–871.
Gerber AS, Green DP, Larimer CW.  2008.  Social pressure and voter turnout: Evidence from a large-scale field experiment. American Political Science Review. 102:33–48.
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Gerber AS, Green DP, Nickerson D.  2001.  Testing for publication bias in political science. Political Analysis. 9:385–392.
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Gerber AS, Green DP, Shachar R.  2003.  Voting may be habit-forming: evidence from a randomized field experiment. American Journal of Political Science. 47:540–550.