Edward Bell, Alan Bryman, and Steven Kleinknecht. (2022). Social Research Methods (Sixth Canadian Edition). Don Mills: Oxford University Press.
Edward Bell, Christopher Marcin Kowalski, Philip Anthony Vernon, and Julie Aitken
Schermer. (2021). “Political hearts of darkness: The Dark Triad as predictors of political
orientations and interest in politics.” Behavioral Sciences, 11, 169. https://doi.org/10.3390/bs11120169
Marisa L. Kfrerer, Edward Bell, and Julie Aitken Schermer. (2021). “The Politics of
Being Funny: Humor Styles, Trait Humorousness, and Political Orientations.” Personality and Individual Differences, 182, 1-5.
Edward Bell, Christopher T. Dawes, Aaron Weinschenk, Rainer Riemann, and Christian
Kandler. (2020). “Patterns and Sources of the Association between Intelligence, Party
Identification, and Political Orientations.” Intelligence, 81, 1-9.
Edward Bell, Christian Kandler, and Rainer Riemann. (2018). “Genetic and Environmental
Influences on Socio-Political Attitudes: Addressing Some Gaps in the New Paradigm.”
Politics and the Life Sciences 37 (2): 236-249.
Edward Bell and Christian Kandler. (2017). “The Genetic and Sociological: Exploring
the Possibility of Consilience.” Sociology 51 (4): 880-896. Nominated for the 2018 SAGE Prize for Innovation and Excellence.
Christian Kandler, Edward Bell, and Rainer Riemann. (2016). “The Structure and Sources
of Right-Wing Authoritarianism and Social Dominance Orientation.” European Journal of Personality 30: 406-420.
Edward Bell. “Genotype-Environment Interactions.” (2016). Encyclopedia of Personality and Individual Differences: 1-8. Springer International Publishing.
Edward Bell and Christian Kandler (2015). “The Origins of Party Identification and
its Relationship to Political Orientations.” Personality and Individual Differences 83: 136-141.