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Welcome to the Institute of Public and International Affairs (IPIA) Working Paper Series. This series highlights in-progress research by IPIA investigators and research presented at IPIA-supported conferences and seminars. The series makes preliminary research findings available and encourages feedback on papers prior to final publication. You may download the full text of papers in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.

 
Date Posted Number/ID Title Author/Contact
July 14. 2006 2006-07-01 Familial Effects Of BRCA1 Genetic Mutation Testing:Changes in Perceived Family Functioning
Antoinette M Stroup
July 27, 2006 2006-07-02 How Hard Can It Be: Do Citizens Think It Is Difficult to Register To Vote? Thad Hall
July 26, 2006 2006-07-03 Net Income, Gross Income, and Bias in Child Support Awards in Gross Income-Shares States Jessie Fan
July 26, 2006 2006-07-04 Thanks for Nothing: Changes in Income and Labor Force Participation for Never-Married Mothers since 1982 Nick Wolfinger
July 26, 2006 2006-07-05 Patterns of Household Food Expenditures: A Cluster Analysis Jessie Fan
July 26, 2006 2006-07-06 Are Americans Confident Their Ballots Are Counted? Thad Hall
July 26, 2006 2006-07-07 Dispelling the Pipleline Myth: Gender, Family Formation, and Alternative Trajectories in the Academic Life Course Nick Wolfinger
July 27, 2006 2006-07-08 Controlling Democracy: The Principal-Agent Problems in Election Administration Thad Hall
August 8, 2006 2006-08-09 Does Housework Matter Anymore? The Shifting Impact of Housework on Economic Inequality Cathleen Zick
August 8, 2006 2006-08-10 Exploring the Influence of the National School Lunch Program On Children Using the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study Lori Kowaleski-Jones
August 8, 2006 2006-08-12 Accounting for Urban versus Rural Discrepancies in Mortality and Functional Health among Older Adults in China Zachary Zimmer
September 19, 2006 2006-09-13 Family Structure and Voter Turnout Nick Wolfinger
September 19, 2006 2006-09-14 Social Contexts of Regular Smoking in Adolescence: Towards a Multidimensional Ecological Model Ming Wen
January 11, 2007 2007-1-16 Military Voting and the Law: Procedural and Technological Solutions to the Ballot Transit Problem Thad Hall
March 2, 2007 2007-2-17 CEO Pay and the Lake Wobegon Effect Scott Schaefer
May 9, 2007 2007-5-18 Over-Scheduled or at Loose Ends? The Shifting Balance of Adolescent Time Use Cathleen Zick
September 12, 2007 2007-8-19 Number of Children and Proximate Residence Among Older Adults in the Context of Population Aging: A Comparative Analysis of Six Societies in the Asia-Pacific Region Zachary Zimmer
November 9, 2007 2007-11-21 HIV/AIDS and the Living Arrangements of Older Persons across the Sub-Saharan African region Zachary Zimmer
December 3, 2007 2007-11-22 Why Generation(s) Matter(s) to Policy Susan McDaniel
January 9, 2008  2008-1-23  The Determinants of Motor Vehicle Fatalities Using Classical Specification Testing and Bayesian Sensitivity Methods Richard Fowles
January 28, 2008  2008-1-24 Institutions, Location, and Network of Multinational Enterprises in China: A Case Study of Hangzhou Yehua Dennis Wei
February 4, 2008  2008-2-25Personal, Social, and Ecological Influences on Loneliness and Satisfaction among Rural-to-Urban Migrants in Shanghai, China Ming Wen
April 28, 2008  2008-4-26 The Human Dimension of Elections: How Poll Workers Shape Public Confidence in Elections Thad Hall
May 19, 2008 2008-5-19 Alone in the Ivory Tower: How Birth Events Vary among Fast-Track Professionals Nick Wolfinger

IPIA welcomes manuscript submissions to the working papers series from affiliated faculty on relevant topics including public policy, applied politics, government and governance, and international affairs. Papers should be emailed as either WordPerfect or Microsoft Word files to publications@ipia.utah.edu. Please include an abstract, topic category (e.g., public policy), subject keywords, and author contact information.

Individuals who reference IPIA working papers in their own research should use the following citation format:

Jane Smith. (Year). Title of paper. IPIA Working Paper #xx. Salt Lake City: Institute of Public and International Affairs, University of Utah.

Please email publications@ipia.utah.edu with any questions.