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2014
Aronow PM, Gerber AS, Green DP, Kern H, LaCour MJ.  2014.  Double Sampling for Nonignorable Missing Outcome Data in Randomized Experiments.
Green DP, Calfano BR, Aronow PM.  2014.  Field experimental designs for the study of media effects. Political Communication. 31:168–180.
Aronow PM, Green DP, Lee DKK.  2014.  Sharp bounds on the variance in randomized experiments. The Annals of Statistics. 42:850–871.
2012
Sinclair B, McConnell M, Green DP.  2012.  Detecting spillover effects: Design and analysis of multilevel experiments. American Journal of Political Science. 56:1055–1069.
Green DP, Aronow PM, McGrath MC.  2012.  Field Experiments and the Study of Voter Turnout. Journal of Elections, Public Opinion & Parties. :1–22.
2011
Green DP, Aronow PM.  2011.  Analyzing Experimental Data Using Regression: When is Bias a Practical Concern? Available at SSRN 1466886.
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.
2010
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.
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.
2009
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.
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.
Paluck ELevy, Green DP.  2009.  Prejudice reduction: What works? A review and assessment of research and practice Annual review of psychology. 60:339–367.
2008
Green DP, Vavreck L.  2008.  Analysis of cluster-randomized experiments: A comparison of alternative estimation approaches. Political Analysis. 16:138–152.
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.
Green DP, Gerber AS.  2008.  Get out the vote: How to increase voter turnout.
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.
2006
Arceneaux K, Gerber AS, Green DP.  2006.  Comparing experimental and matching methods using a large-scale voter mobilization experiment. Political Analysis. 14:37–62.
2003
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.
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.
2001
Gerber AS, Green DP, Nickerson D.  2001.  Testing for publication bias in political science. Political Analysis. 9:385–392.