Chapter 1 Introduction: Experimental Political Science in Perspective

Chapter 2 Voting Behavior and Political Institutions: An Overview of Challenging Questions in Theory and Experimental Research

Chapter 3 Laboratory Tests of Formal Theory and Behavioral Inference

Chapter 4 Voting Mechanism Design: Modeling Institutions in Experiments

Chapter 6 Survey Experiments: Partisan Cues in Multi-party Systems

Chapter 7 Experimental Triangulation of Coalition Signals: Varying Designs, Converging Results

Chapter 8 Statistical Analysis of Experimental Data

Chapter 9 Experimental Chats: Opening the Black Box of Group Experiments

Chapter 10 On the Validity of Laboratory Research in the Political and Social Sciences: The Example of Crime and Punishment

Chapter 11 Gathering Counter-Factual Evidence: An Experimental Study on Voters’ Responses to Pre-Electoral Coalitions

Chapter 12 Using Time in the Laboratory

Chapter 13 Conclusion: Ways Ahead in Experimental Political Science