Political accountability and the distortion of law enforcement (with Ken Yahagi), Journal of Public Economic Theory, December 2024, Vol.26(4), e70000. [Link]
Law enforcement and political misinformation (with Ken Yahagi), Journal of Theoretical Politics, January 2024, Vol.36, pp.3-36. [Link] (co-recipients of Journal of Theoretical Politics Ostrom Award, 2025)
Law enforcement with rent-seeking government under voting pressure (with Ken Yahagi), International Review of Law and Economics, March 2023, Vol. 73, 106118. [Link]
Issue selection, media competition, and polarization of salience, Games and Economic Behavior, November 2022, Vol.136, pp.197-225. [Link]
Polarized priors and state-inconsistent policy (previously circulated as “Issue salience and electoral accountability”; substantially revised), submitted.[Link]
Issue selection with heterogeneous campaign effects, R&R at Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization. [Link]
Issue selection, inequality, and polarization of social ideologies, R&R at Journal of Theoretical Politics. [Link]
Law enforcement under political competition and crime news (with Ken Yahagi).[Link]
Immigration, enforcement credibility, and anti-immigrant violence.
Strategic toleration of political violence under convex ideological loss.
Political capacity, partisan bias, and polarization.
Prohibition without enforcement: Black-market development and endogeneous enforcement.
Platform motives, information distortion, and hate crime (with Ken Yahagi).
Law enforcement and political misinformation, July, 2023: WINPEC Microeconomics Workshop.
Issue selection, media competition, and polarization of salience, May, 2021: Spring Meeting of Japanese Economic Association (at Kwansei Gakuin University).