Ecological inference in voting rights act disputes: Where are we now, and where do we want to be?

Author:

Greiner, James

Volume, Number & Page:

47: 115-167

Publication Info:

Jurimetrics

Date:

2007

Current predominant ecological inference methods used in voting rights litigation, especially the two predominant methods, have shortcomings. Article concludes by setting out what characteristics an ecological inference method should have.

Difficulty Level:

Research Methodology

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