Journal articles
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Matthew Martin. Forthcoming. “From Citizen Input to Elite Legitimation: The Logic of Will-Confirmation in Constitution-Making.” Accepted for publication at Comparative Politics.
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Matthew Martin. 2026. “Deportation by Design: How Political Entrepreneurs Engineered Crime-Based Deportation in the United States.” Polity 58(2): 000-000. doi:
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Matthew Martin. 2025. “Consultation Without Consensus: Lessons from Chile’s Constitutional Convention (2021-2022).” Política. Revista De Ciencia Política 63(2), 81-112. doi:
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Matthew Martin. 2025. “Elite Fractures, Public Capture: The Strategic Use of Public Consultation in Global Constitution-Making.” Journal of Law and Courts 13(1): 1–34. doi:
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Andrés Cruz, Zachary Elkins, Roy Gardner, Matthew Martin, and Ashley Moran. 2023. “Measuring constitutional preferences: A new method for analyzing public consultation data.” PLoS ONE 18(12), e0295396. doi:
10.1371/journal.pone.0295396
Works in progress
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Roy Gardner, Matthew Martin, Ashley Moran, Zachary Elkins, Andrés Cruz, and Guillermo Pérez. “Expanding Your Vocabulary: A Framework for Topic Integration in Texts.” Revise and resubmit at Social Science Computer Review.
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Heridia, Sara and Matthew Martin. “When Experience Meets Environment: Professional Backgrounds, Court Composition, and Decision-Making in Immigration Court.”
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Matthew Martin. “Constitutional Cherry-Picking: How Drafters Leverage Public Input in Constitution-Making.” Under review.
Other works
Elkins, Zachary, Matthew Martin, Ashley Moran, Guillermo Pérez. 2023. “12 Core Attributes of the Chilean Constitutional Proposal.” Constitute Project.
Martin, Matthew and Guillermo Pérez. “Chile 2023 - Draft of 30 Oct 2023.” Translation of Chilean constitutional proposal. Constitute Project.