In 20012-13 Fred Cutler is teaching

• Term 2: POLI572A - Quantitative Techniques of Political Analysis
  

• "The Mediated Horserace: Campaign Polls and Poll Reporting" with JS Matthews and M Pickup,
  Canadian Journal of Political Science 45:2 (2012), 261-287
• "Capturing Change (and Stability) in the 2011 Campaign" S Soroka, Cutler, D Stolle, P Fournier, Policy Options  70 (2011)
  
• “The Space Between Worlds: Federalism, Public Issues, and Election Issues” Regional and Federal Studies 20:4, 487-514 (2010).
• Patrick Fournier and Fred Cutler. "Why were the assemblies' reform proposals rejected?" Chapter 8 of Patrick Fournier, Henk van der Kolk, R. Kenneth Carty, André Blais, and Jonathan Rose. When Citizens Decide: Lessons from Citizen Assemblies on Electoral Reform. Oxford University Press. (2010)
  
• Johnston, Richard and Fred Cutler.  "Canada: The Puzzle of Local Three-Party Competition” in B. Grofman, A. Blais, S. Bowler, eds. Duverger’s Law of Plurality Voting. New York: Springer, pp. 83-96 (2009)
  

• "Whodunnit? Canadian Voters, Intergovernmentalism, and Responsibility". CANADIAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 41:3, 627-654 (2008).
• One Voter, Two First-Order Elections? Electoral Studies 27, 492-503 (2008)
• Fred Cutler, Richard G. C. Johnston, R. Kenneth Carty, Andre  Blais and Patrick Fournier . "The BC Citizens’ Assembly As Agenda-Setter: Shaking Up Voter Choice". in Designing Democratic Renewal. Ed. Mark Warren and Hilary Pearse. Cambridge University Press, 2008.
• Context and Attitude Formation: Social Interaction, Default Information, or Local Interests? Political Geography 26:5 (2007), 575-600.
• with J. Scott Matthews. "The Challenge of Municipal Voting: Vancouver 2002". Canadian Journal of Political Science. 38.2. (2005), 1 - 24.
• "Government Responsibility and Electoral Accountability in Federations". Publius: The Journal of Federalism. 34.2. (Spring 2004).
• "The Governments and Citizens of Canadian Federalism" (with Matthew Mendelsohn) in Philip Resnick and Gerald Kernerman, eds. Rethinking Citizenship in the Canadian Federation: Essays in Honour of Alan Cairns. UBC Press.  (2004)
• "Local Economies, Local Policy Effects, and Federal Electoral Behaviour” Canadian Journal of Political Science, 35 (2002).
• "The Simplest Shortcut of All: Voter-Candidate Socio-Demographic Similarity and Electoral Choice" Journal of Politics, 64(2002).
• "Where One Lives and What One Thinks: Implications of the Rural-Urban Cleavage for Canadian Federalism" (with Richard Jenkins) forthcoming, Canada: The State of the Federation 2000-2001. Queen’s University, Institute for Intergovernmental Relations.
• "The Effect of Referendums on Democratic Citizens: Information, Politicization, Efficacy, and Tolerance" (with Matthew Mendelsohn), British Journal of Political Science 30 (2000).
• "Jeremy Bentham and the Public Opinion Tribunal"
  Public Opinion Quarterly, 63 (1999).

Graduate Supervision

Professor Cutler is interested in supervising students in Canadian and Comparative Politics with concentration in Voting Behaviour, Public Opinion, and Political Psychology.

Recent topics include:

"Deliberative Democratic Theory and Real Campaign Talk: How Far Apart?" - Andrew Owen (Ph.D. at Princeton Univ.)

"Learning Difference: University Education and Canadian Public Opinion on Asymmetrical Multinational Federalism" -  John Brodhead (Policy Advisor to the Premier of Ontario)

"We don't want immigrants because they don't integrate ... and steal our jobs: Comparing economic and cultural influences on xenophobia in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand" - Go Murakami

"Information and interests in the absence of partisan endorsements: efficient decision-making in the BC referendum on electoral reform" - Graeme Hooper (Policy Analyst, Gov't of BC)