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]
Enforcement credibility and anti-immigrant violence, submitted.
Platform motives, information distortion, and hate crime (with Ken Yahagi), submitted.
Strategic toleration of political violence under convex ideological loss.
Political capacity, partisan bias, and polarization.
Prohibition without enforcement: Black-market development and endogeneous enforcement.
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).