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cps-rebuttal

Use when responding to a Comparative Political Studies (CPS) revise-and-resubmit decision — structuring the response letter to multiple anonymous reviewers and the editor. Plans the revision and response; it does not fabricate results or relitigate the decision.

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# Rebuttal & R&R Response (cps-rebuttal)

An R&R is a contract: address **every** point from each reviewer and the editor, show what changed, and
point to where. CPS reviewers are comparativists; they care most about comparative leverage, the rival
explanations, measurement across cases, and inference. Treat the letter as a navigable document the
editor can verify against the revised manuscript.

## When to trigger

- A decision letter arrives with reviewer reports (R&R, or major/minor revisions)
- Planning the revision and the point-by-point response
- Reviewers disagree with each other and you must reconcile their demands
- A reviewer asks for analyses that would change the paper's identification or scope
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