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Professor Shane Martin

Dean of Postgraduate Research and Education - Professor (R)
Department of Government
Professor Shane Martin

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Biography

Professor Shane Martin holds the Anthony King Chair in Comparative Government here at the 糖心Vlog where he also serves as Dean of Postgraduate Research and Education. In the latter role, Shane oversees the development and implementation of the university's postgraduate research strategies. Between August 2019 and December 2022, Professor Martin served as Head of the Department of Government, where he led the department in providing outstanding teaching and research opportunities to students and staff. An accomplished leader within the academy, Professor Martin's roles at the university include serving as an ex-officio member of University Senate and an elected member of University Council. Professor Martin's research is focused on legislative organisation, with a particular emphasis on comparative politics and how electoral incentives shape representatives' preferences, the internal structures of parliaments, executive oversight, and the production of public policy. He is a recipient of several awards, including a Government of Ireland Postdoctoral Research Fellowship and a British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship. He is an experienced educator and has taught at several institutions such as the University of Leicester, Dublin City University, the Pennsylvania State University, and the University of California, San Diego. Professor Martin currently serves on the Executive Committee of the European Consortium for Political Research (2024-2030),

Appointments

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  • Dean of Postgraduate Research and Education, 糖心Vlog (1/1/2023 - present)

  • Anthony King Chair in Comparative Government, 糖心Vlog (1/11/2018 - present)

  • Head of Department, Government, 糖心Vlog (1/8/2019 - 31/12/2022)

  • Deputy Head of Department, Government, 糖心Vlog (1/9/2017 - 31/7/2019)

Research and professional activities

Research interests

Legislative Politics

Open to supervise

Comparative European Politics

Open to supervise

Public Policy

Open to supervise

Irish Politics

Open to supervise

Current research

The Evolution of Parliamentarism

Parliament and Coalition Government in Britain

Parliamentary Incumbency

Legislative Committees

Bargaining in Legislatures

Political Dynasties and Cabinet Ministers

Teaching and supervision

Current teaching responsibilities

  • Research Design (GV976)

  • Political Institutions (GV992)

  • Professional Development Seminar (GV994)

Previous supervision

Tatiana Andrea Gelvez Rubio
Tatiana Andrea Gelvez Rubio
Thesis title: Three Essays on Local Government Performance and Political Institutions in Colombia
Degree subject: Government
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 26/1/2021
Huang-Ting Yan
Huang-Ting Yan
Thesis title: Authoritarian Regime Types, Political and Socio-Economic Outcomes, and Democratic Survival
Degree subject: Government
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 6/10/2020

Publications

Journal articles (29)

Martin, S., McClean, CT. and Str酶m, KW., (2024). . British Journal of Political Science. 54 (2), 526-535

Farrell, DM., Field, L. and Martin, S., (2024). . The Journal of Legislative Studies, 1-27

Aaskoven, L. and Martin, S., (2023). . Legislative Studies Quarterly. 49 (3), 695-720

Huwyler, O. and Martin, S., (2022). . Journal of European Public Policy. 29 (8), 1268-1287

Richard, W. and Martin, S., (2022). . Party Politics. 28 (6), 999-1011

Martin, S., Taylor-Robinson, MM. and Crewe, E., (2022). . Parliamentary Affairs. 75 (4), 727-739

Taylor-Robinson, MM., Crewe, E. and Martin, S., (2022). . Parliamentary Affairs. 75 (4), 740-753

Crewe, E., Taylor-Robinson, MM. and Martin, S., (2022). . Parliamentary Affairs. 75 (4), 754-766

Cheibub, JA., Martin, S. and Rasch, BE., (2021). . Party Politics. 27 (2), 351-362

Lynch, C. and Martin, S., (2020). . Irish Political Studies. 35 (1), 138-157

Martin, SG. and Mickler, TA., (2019). . Parliamentary Affairs. 72 (1), 77-98

Martin, S. and Whitaker, R., (2019). . West European Politics. 42 (7), 1464-1486

Martin, S., (2018). . West European Politics. 41 (5), 1166-1190

Smith, DM. and Martin, S., (2017). . Legislative Studies Quarterly. 42 (1), 131-165

Andr茅, A., Depauw, S. and Martin, S., (2016). . Electoral Studies. 42, 42-53

Martin, S., (2016). . British Journal of Political Science. 46 (02), 281-296

Andr茅, A., Depauw, S. and Martin, S., (2016). . Political Research Quarterly. 69 (1), 108-120

Cheibub, JA., Martin, S. and Rasch, BE., (2015). . West European Politics. 38 (5), 969-996

MacCarthaigh, M. and Martin, S., (2015). . Irish Political Studies. 30 (1), 121-131

Andre, A., Depauw, S. and Martin, S., (2015). . Comparative Political Studies. 48 (4), 464-496

Martin, S., (2014). . Party Politics. 20 (3), 467-479

Martin, SG., (2013). Is All Politics Local? The Role-Orientation of Irish Parliamentarians toward Foreign Policy. Irish Political Studies. 28 (1), 114-129

Rozenberg, O. and Martin, S., (2011). Questioning Parliamentary Questions. The Journal of Legislative Studies. 17 (3), 394-404

Martin, S., (2011). Parliamentary Questions, the Behaviour of Legislators, and the Function of Legislatures: An Introduction. The Journal of Legislative Studies. 17 (3), 259-270

Martin, S., (2011). Using Parliamentary Questions to Measure Constituency Focus: An Application to the Irish Case. Political Studies. 59 (2), 472-488

MARTIN, S., (2011). Electoral Institutions, the Personal Vote, and Legislative Organization. Legislative Studies Quarterly. 36 (3), 339-361

Martin, S., (2010). Electoral Rewards for Personal Vote Cultivation under PR-STV. West European Politics. 33 (2), 369-380

Martin, S., (2009). The Congressional Representation of Muslim-American Constituents. Politics and Religion. 2 (2), 230-246

Martin, S., (2008). . PS: Political Science and Politics. 41 (03), 557-565

Books (5)

Martin, S. and Str酶m, KW., (2023). . Oxford University Press. 0198890826. 9780198890843

Field, BN. and Martin, S., (2022). Minority Governments in Comparative Perspective. Oxford University Press (OUP). 019287165X. 9780192871657

Rasch, BE., Martin, S. and Cheibub, JA., (2015). . Oxford University Press (OUP). 9780198747017

Martin, S., Saalfeld, T. and Str酶m, KW., (2014). . Oxford University Press (OUP). 9780199653010

Martin, S. and Rozenberg, O., (2014). The Roles and Function of Parliamentary Questions. Routledge. 1135746605. 9781135746605

Book chapters (17)

O'Malley, E. and Martin, S., (2023). The government and the Taoiseach. In: Politics in the Republic of Ireland. Routledge. 283- 311

Field, BN. and Martin, S., (2022). The Politics of Minority Government. In: Minority Governments in Comparative Perspective. Oxford University PressOxford. 3- 18. 019287165X

Field, BN. and Martin, S., (2022). TheHow,Why, andHow Wellof Minority Governments. In: Minority Governments in Comparative Perspective. Oxford University PressOxford. 19- 38. 019287165X

Field, BN. and Martin, S., (2022). Comparative Conclusions on Minority Governments. In: Minority Governments in Comparative Perspective. Oxford University PressOxford. 325- 344. 019287165X

Martin, S., (2021). The Political Executive. In: The Oxford Handbook of Irish Politics. Oxford University Press. 349- C21.P87. 9780198823834

O'Malley, E. and Martin, SG., (2018). The Government and the Taoiseach. In: Politics in the Republic of Ireland. Editors: Coakley, J. and Gallagher, M., . Routledge. 243- 269. 1317312694. 9781317312697

Martin, SG., (2018). . In: The Oxford Handbook of Electoral Systems. Editors: Herron, ES., Pekkanen, RJ. and Shugart, MS., . Oxford University Press. 302- 320. 9780190258658

Bucur, C., Cheibub, JA., Martin, S. and Rasch, BE., (2018). Constitution Making and Legislative Involvement in Government Formation. In: Constituent Assemblies. Cambridge University Press. 186- 206

Martin, S., (2017). Electoral systems and legislative organization. In: The Oxford Handbook of Electoral Systems. 303- 319

Martin, SG., (2016). . In: Parliaments in the Open Government Era. Editors: Bouhadana, I., Gilles, W. and Nguy锚n-Duy, I., . Imodev. 43- 67. 979-10-90809-08-6

Martin, S., (2015). . In: Parliaments and Government Formation. Editors: Rasch, BE., Martin, S. and Cheibub, JA., . Oxford University Press (OUP). 121- 135. 9780198747017

Rasch, BE., Martin, S. and Cheibub, JA., (2015). . In: Parliaments and Government Formation. Editors: Rasch, BE., Martin, S. and Cheibub, JA., . Oxford University Press (OUP). 3- 26. 9780198747017

Martin, SG., (2015). Investiture Rules Unpacked. In: Parliaments and Government Formation: Unpacking Investiture Rules. Editors: Rasch, BE., Martin, S. and Cheibub, JA., . Oxford University Press. 331- 356. 0191064068. 9780191064067

Martin, S., Saalfeld, T. and Str酶m, KW., (2014). . In: The Oxford Handbook of Legislative Studies. Editors: Martin, S., Saalfeld, T. and Str酶m, KW., . Oxford University Press (OUP). 1- 24. 9780199653010

Martin, S., (2014). . In: The Oxford Handbook of Legislative Studies. Editors: Martin, S., Saalfeld, T. and Str酶m, KW., . Oxford University Press (OUP). 352- 370. 9780199653010

Martin, S. and Rasch, BE., (2013). Political Parties and Constitutional Change. In: Party Governance and Party Democracy. Springer New York. 205- 229. 9781461465874

(2008). Intra-Party Politics and Coalition Governments. In: Intra-Party Politics and Coalition Governments. Editors: Giannetti, D. and Benoit, K., . Routledge. 103- 120

Other (1)

Field, BN. and Martin, S., (2019).Minority Governments,Oxford University Press

Grants and funding

2016

Trust is Good, Control is Better: Parliament and the Coalition Government, 2010-15

The British Academy

Contact

shane.martin@essex.ac.uk
+44 (0) 1206 872185

Location:

5.020, Colchester Campus

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