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January 2022, Volume 103, Issue 1
- 69-81 Criminal justice in Indian country: Examining declination rates of tribal cases
by Regina Branton & Kimi King & Justin Walsh - 82-89 Public beliefs about the black/white socioeconomic status gap: What's “upbringing” got to do with it?
by Matthew O. Hunt & Paul R. Croll & Maria Krysan - 90-107 The effect of the 2020 racial justice protests on attitudes and preferences in rural and urban America
by Justin Curtis - 108-119 Self and political efficacy and the justifiability of political violence and the role of state terror: A cross‐national analysis
by Nabil “Bill” Julkif - 120-140 The debt crisis, austerity measures, and suicide in Greece
by Charis E. Kubrin & Bradley J. Bartos & Richard McCleary - 141-154 Residential stability and fear of crime: Examining the impact of homeownership and length of residence on citizens’ fear of crime
by Heeuk D. Lee & Francis D. Boateng & David Kim & Cooper Maher - 155-167 From the American South to South America: Testing whether patterns of competition in two‐round elections travel from the United States to Latin America
by Charles S. Bullock & Shane P. Singh - 168-180 Party does not matter: Unified government and midterm elections
by Jacob Holt - 181-192 The impact of turnout on partisan bias in U.S. House elections, 1972–2018
by Bernard Tamas & Ron Johnston & Charles Pattie - 193-213 Adolescents’ exposure to classmates from non‐immigrant families and adulthood volunteerism
by Yuying Tong & Jinho Kim - 214-224 Investigating effects of social endorsements on exposure to and engagement with political disagreement on social networking sites
by Yanqin Lu & Jae Kook Lee - 225-240 Immigrant status, race, and voter turnout in the American mass public
by Dan Qi & Sylvia Gonzalez
December 2021, Volume 102, Issue 7
- 3058-3072 A People's Abolition: How policed communities describe and enact liberatory futures
by Mihir Chaudhary & Gwen Prowse & Vesla M. Weaver - 3073-3080 Why black women activists stay in the room when they are not being heard
by Karlia Nicole Brown - 3081-3086 Whose democracy in which state?: Abolition democracy from Angela Davis to W. E. B. Du Bois
by Quinn Lester - 3087-3094 Implementation has failed, implementation studies have failed even more: Racism and the future of systemic change
by Fernando Tormos‐Aponte & James E. Wright & Heath Brown - 3095-3102 Bringing abolition in: Addressing carceral logics in social science research
by Elizabeth Jordie Davies & Jenn M. Jackson & Shea Streeter - 3103-3113 Explaining the American crisis of policing: Media, malfeasance, and racial prejudice
by Andrea Silva & Diego Esparza - 3114-3119 Black grammar: Repertoires of abolition's future, present, and past
by Christopher Paul Harris & Marisa Solomon - 3120-3126 “As is” America: Subcontracting freedom
by Najja K. Baptist - 3127-3134 Reclaiming the public space
by Kimberly Turner & Kiela Crabtree - 3135-3141 Dreams from the Trap: Trap music as a site of liberation
by Claire B. Crawford - 3142-3148 Looking in a mirror: Asylum in the United States as a reflection of white supremacy
by Adriano Udani & Maria Torres Wedding - 3149-3157 Are police obsolete in Minneapolis? Racial capitalism and police abolition
by Jack Post Gramlich - 3158-3169 When good trouble sparks agenda change: Disentangling the evolution of the Congressional Black Caucus' positions on police reform
by Periloux C. Peay & John D. Rackey
November 2021, Volume 102, Issue 6
- 2459-2471 The impact of COVID‐19 and political identification on framing bias in an infectious disease experiment: The frame reigns supreme
by Amy M. Wolaver & John A. Doces - 2472-2481 Sociodemographic correlates of vaccine hesitancy in the United States and the mediating role of beliefs about governmental conspiracies
by Samuel Stroope & Rhiannon A. Kroeger & Courtney E. Williams & Joseph O. Baker - 2482-2498 Scientists, presidents, and pandemics—comparing the science–politics nexus during the Zika virus and COVID‐19 outbreaks
by Thomas G. Safford & Emily H. Whitmore & Lawrence C. Hamilton - 2499-2515 Does marriage protect mental health? Evidence from the COVID‐19 pandemic
by Clara E. Jace & Christos A. Makridis - 2516-2527 Polarized social distancing: Residents of Republican‐majority counties spend more time away from home during the COVID‐19 crisis
by Damon C. Roberts & Stephen M. Utych - 2528-2551 The right to work and to live: The implications of India's NREGS program for missing women
by Trupti Chaure & Daniel Hicks - 2552-2564 Young voters and political participation in Indonesia: Revisiting a marriage gap
by Iim Halimatusa'diyah & Ella Prihatini - 2565-2577 Breaking up is hard to do: Lessons from the strange case of New Zealand
by Kevin B. Grier & Michael C Munger - 2578-2590 Determinants of citizens’ support for democracy in Ghana
by Joseph Yaw Asomah & Eugene Emeka Dim - 2591-2598 Impact of the Special Zone for Asian Headquarters policy implementation in Tokyo
by Yu Takata - 2599-2618 The effect of oil export on direct external democratizing pressures
by Jungmoo Woo - 2619-2639 How the media construct happiness under cultural perspective in China: Through collectivistic and individualistic values
by Zhenhua Su & Qian Zhou & Yanyu Ye & Dongxiao Li - 2640-2648 Gender differences in the perceptions of green spaces characteristics
by Olta Braçe & Marco Garrido‐Cumbrera & José Correa‐Fernández - 2649-2660 Interaction effects on support for climate‐change mitigation
by Adrienne R. Brown & Lawrence C. Hamilton - 2661-2675 Trust, corruption, and compliance with regulations: Attitudes to rule violations in the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park
by Sverker C. Jagers & Martin Sjöstedt & Aksel Sundström & Amanda Linell & Herbert Ntuli - 2676-2688 African American and Latino discrimination complaints: comparing volume and outcomes
by Charles S. Bullock & Charles M. Lamb & Eric M. Wilk - 2689-2705 Income and cost of living: Are less equal places more costly?
by Harrison S. Campbell - 2706-2717 Uncalculated first‐party externalities given a beverage tax
by Jessica Zeiss & Les Carlson & A. Dwayne Ball - 2718-2732 Earnings mobility and the Great Recession
by Brett Mullins & David L. Sjoquist & Sally Wallace - 2733-2751 Value orientations and support for guaranteed income
by Donald R. Richards & Thomas L Steiger - 2752-2760 What explains local policy cleavages? Examining the policy preferences of public officials at the municipal level
by Peter Bucchianeri & Riley Carney & Ryan Enos & Amy Lakeman & Gabrielle Malina - 2761-2775 Income sorting by specialized services: Service differentiation by overlapping governments
by HyungGun Park - 2776-2794 The effect of sanctions on economic freedom
by David Lektzian & Gor Mkrtchian - 2795-2811 Teaching in the Virtual World: Examining Teachers’ Job Satisfaction and Turnover
by Christine H. Roch & Courtney Montague - 2812-2823 Race and class patterns of income inequality during postrecession periods
by Giacomo DiPasquale & Matthew Gomies & Javier M. Rodriguez - 2824-2835 Evaluating diffuse support for state high courts among individuals with varying levels of policy agreement
by Damon Cann & Jeff Yates - 2836-2848 Congressional nominations and party emergence, 1788–1808
by Aric Dale Gooch & Jay Dow - 2849-2862 Strength in numbers: The forces of constituency size, legislator identity, and institutional position on veterans’ representation
by Lindsey Cormack - 2863-2880 State legislative committee deliberations: Why some issues are difficult and where state legislators turn for help
by Kristin Taylor & Marjorie Sarbaugh‐Thompson & Steven Betz - 2881-2893 Twitter and the electoral connection
by Thomas R. Gray & Carlos Gutierrez‐Mannix - 2894-2906 Rigid rules and slippery standards: How the nature of U.S. Supreme Court precedents influences subsequent state court treatments
by Matthew D. Montgomery & Michael P. Fix & Justin T. Kingsland - 2907-2929 “I haven't come a long way, and I'm not a baby”: Task assignment and diversity of the Supreme Court bar
by John Szmer & Erin B. Kaheny & Tammy A. Sarver - 2930-2941 “Easy” and “hard” issues: Attitude extremity and a role of the need to evaluate
by Heysung Lee - 2942-2954 Does social media type matter to politics? Investigating the difference in political participation depending on preferred social media sites
by Cheonsoo Kim & Soobum Lee - 2955-2971 Voter experience and ballot language framing effects: Evidence from a survey experiment
by Ted D. Rossier - 2972-2984 The new older adult participant in American politics
by Ryan P. Burge & Brittany H. Bramlett - 2985-2995 Social distance attitudes, educational mobility, and European ancestry groups in the post‐World‐War II United States
by Robert L. Boyd - 2996-3006 Sports elites, counter‐stereotypical statements, and immigration attitudes
by Betina Cutaia Wilkinson & Melissa R. Michelson & Alexis Webster - 3007-3019 Has DACA promoted work over schooling and professional advancement for qualifying Mexican Dreamers?
by Richard C. Jones - 3020-3035 Exposure to television and support for restrictive immigration policies in the midst of the immigration crisis: A cross‐national comparison
by Nella Geurts & Roos Geurts & Peer Scheepers & Maurice Vergeer - 3036-3049 Immigration and public opinion: Will backlash impede immigrants’ policy progress?
by Benjamin G. Bishin & Thomas J. Hayes & Matthew B. Incantalupo & Charles Anthony Smith
September 2021, Volume 102, Issue 5
- 2045-2054 The political science of Covid‐19: An introduction
by Lorena Barberia & Thomas Plümper & Guy D. Whitten - 2055-2069 Should I stay or should I go? Embracing causal heterogeneity in the study of pandemic policy and citizen behavior
by Lorena G Barberia & Maria Leticia Claro Oliveira & Andrea Junqueira & Natália de Paula Moreira & Guy D. Whitten - 2070-2087 Modeling and forecasting the COVID‐19 pandemic time‐series data
by Jurgen A. Doornik & Jennifer L. Castle & David F. Hendry - 2088-2105 The effectiveness of government measures during the first wave of the outbreak
by María Celeste Ratto & Juan Manuel Cabrera & Daniela Zacharías & Juan Martín Azerrat - 2106-2123 Ideology and compliance with health guidelines during the COVID‐19 pandemic: A comparative perspective
by Michael Becher & Daniel Stegmueller & Sylvain Brouard & Eric Kerrouche - 2124-2133 Gender differences in perceived risk of COVID‐19
by Andrew Lewis & Raymond Duch - 2134-2154 The logics of COVID‐19 travel restrictions between European countries
by Eric Neumayer & Thomas Plümper & Matthew Shaikh - 2155-2169 Politically connected companies are less likely to shutdown due to COVID‐19 restrictions
by Robert Kubinec & Haillie Na‐Kyung Lee & Andrey Tomashevskiy - 2170-2183 Voters’ view of leaders during the Covid‐19 crisis: Quantitative analysis of keyword descriptions provides strength and direction of evaluations
by Annika Fredén & Sverker Sikström - 2184-2193 Brexit, COVID‐19, and attitudes toward immigration in Britain
by Mark Pickup & Eline A. de Rooij & Clifton van der Linden & Matthew J. Goodwin - 2194-2209 Did Covid‐19 Kill Trump Politically? The Pandemic and Voting in the 2020 Presidential Election
by Harold Clarke & Marianne C. Stewart & Karl Ho - 2210-2235 Voting in a global pandemic: Assessing dueling influences of Covid‐19 on turnout
by Sara M. Constantino & Alicia D. Cooperman & Thiago M. Q. Moreira - 2236-2250 The strategy of protest against Covid‐19 containment policies in Germany
by Thomas Plümper & Eric Neumayer & Katharina Gabriela Pfaff - 2251-2265 Partisan Differences in Social Distancing May Originate in Norms and Beliefs: Results from Novel Data
by Jennifer D. Wu & Gregory A. Huber - 2266-2284 Are School Reopening Decisions Related to Union Influence?
by Corey A. DeAngelis & Christos Makridis - 2285-2295 The Lasting Effects of the COVID‐19 Pandemic on Support for Anti‐Democratic Political Systems: A Six‐Month Longitudinal Study
by Michele Roccato & Silvia Russo & Pasquale Colloca & Nicoletta Cavazza - 2296-2311 A Recipe for Madness: Parenthood in the Era of Covid‐19
by Laurel Elder & Steven Greene - 2312-2330 Who Trusts the WHO? Heuristics and Americans’ Trust in the World Health Organization During the COVID‐19 Pandemic
by A. Burcu Bayram & Todd Shields - 2331-2340 The Effect of Social Distancing on the Early Spread of the Novel Coronavirus
by Gregory Price & Eric van Holm - 2341-2359 COVID‐19 and Motivated Reasoning: The Influence of Knowledge on COVID‐Related Policy and Health Behavior
by Steven M. Sylvester - 2360-2367 Coping with the COVID‐19 pandemic through institutional trust: Rally effects, compensatory control, and emotions
by Michele Roccato & Pasquale Colloca & Nicoletta Cavazza & Silvia Russo - 2368-2382 Conservatism and infrequent mask usage: A study of US counties during the novel coronavirus (COVID‐19) pandemic
by Kelsey E. Gonzalez & Rina James & Eric T. Bjorklund & Terrence D. Hill - 2383-2393 The COVID‐19 pandemic and government responses: A gender perspective on differences in public opinion
by Daniel Stockemer & Friedrich Plank & Arne Niemann - 2394-2411 Job precarity and economic prospects during the COVID‐19 public health crisis
by Wen‐Jui Han & Jake Hart - 2412-2431 Polarization, partisanship, and pandemic: The relationship between county‐level support for Donald Trump and the spread of Covid‐19 during the spring and summer of 2020
by David S. Morris - 2432-2434 The unanticipated effect of COVID‐19 on house apportionment
by Jonathan Cervas & Bernard Grofman - 2435-2451 The crowding of social distancing: How social context and interpersonal connections affect individual responses to the coronavirus
by Debra Leiter & Jack Reilly & Beth Vonnahme
July 2021, Volume 102, Issue 4
- 1225-1238 Voting Experiences, Perceptions of Fraud, and Voter Confidence
by R. Michael Alvarez & Jian Cao & Yimeng Li - 1239-1254 Lonely Hearts, Empty Booths? The Relationship between Loneliness, Reported Voting Behavior and Voting as Civic Duty
by Alexander Langenkamp - 1255-1267 Racial Exclusion in the Antebellum North: An Analysis of Indiana's 1851 Vote to Ban African American Immigration
by Scott Milliman - 1268-1288 Building Populist Discourse: An Analysis of Populist Communication in American Presidential Elections, 1896–2016
by James J. Fahey - 1289-1310 Linking Extraversion to Collective and Individual Forms of Political Participation: The Mediating Role of Political Discussion
by Brigitte Huber & Manuel Goyanes & Homero Gil de Zúñiga - 1311-1329 Begin Again: Election Campaign and Own Opinions Among First‐Time Voters in Romania
by Sergiu Gherghina & Elena Rusu - 1330-1348 Red to Purple? Changing Demographics and Party Change in Texas
by Juan Carlos Huerta & Beatriz Cuartas - 1349-1360 Changes in attitudes, nothing remains quite the same: Absentee voting and public health
by Mark Owens - 1361-1379 The “costs” of voting: The effects of vote‐by‐mail on election administration finance in Colorado
by Matt Lamb - 1380-1393 Estimating the Willingness to Pay for Voting when Absentee Voting is not Allowed
by C. Y. Cyrus Chu & S. Y. Lin & Wen‐Jen Tsay - 1394-1407 Rights and responsibilities: Citizenship norms and protest activity in a cross‐country analysis
by Cerem I. Cenker‐Özek & Didem Çakmaklı & Ekrem Karakoç - 1408-1427 Sexism as a political force: The impact of gender‐based attitudes on the presidential elections of 2012 and 2016
by Eric Hanley - 1428-1438 Changing patterns of Asian‐American partisanship: Accounting for the politicization of the U.S.’s fastest growing minority
by Kayee Zhou & Dennis Patterson - 1439-1450 Understudied questions of Key's friends and neighbors voting thesis
by John Frendreis & Raymond Tatalovich - 1451-1465 Does Legislative Institutionalization Impact Policy Adoption? New Evidence from the Colonial and Early State Legislatures 1757–1795
by Elizabeth I. Dorssom - 1466-1483 Loan Financing as a Tool for Nonincumbent House Candidates
by Anne E. Baker - 1484-1495 One Bad Apple Spoils the Bunch: Kavanaugh and Change in Institutional Support for the Supreme Court
by Nathan T. Carrington & Colin French - 1496-1510 Policy Innovativeness and Sexual Freedom
by Feler Bose - 1511-1533 Measuring Institutional Design in U.S. States
by Scott J. LaCombe - 1534-1552 What About the Rest of the Pie? A Dynamic Compositional Approach to Modeling Inequality
by Ali Kagalwala & Andrew Q. Philips & Guy D. Whitten - 1553-1568 Congress and the Political Economy of the National Endowment for the Arts
by Thomas R. Gray & Jeffery A. Jenkins - 1569-1589 Direct and indirect influences of political regimes on corruption
by Rajeev K. Goel & Michael A. Nelson - 1590-1601 Evaluating federated voluntary associations’ membership data: An application of Benford's Law
by Adam Chamberlain & Alixandra B. Yanus - 1602-1614 Amateur hour: The dominance of purposive benefits among local political party chairs
by Douglas D. Roscoe & Shannon Jenkins - 1615-1637 Profiles in party switching: The case of Southern Party activists
by Seth C. McKee & Antoine Yoshinaka - 1638-1653 Linking global leadership to domestic legitimacy: Comparative analysis of perceptions of Xi and Obama
by Myunghee Kim & Xiongwei Cao - 1654-1685 State‐level immigration legislation and social life: The impact of the “show me your papers” laws
by Christopher Maggio - 1686-1698 Sustainable land urbanization, urban amenities, and population urbanization: Evidence from city‐level data in China
by Songlin Zhang & Haoqing Zheng & Hongyong Zhou & Qing Shao & Qun Wu - 1699-1718 Do social constructions and gender mainstreaming in policy design affect the evaluation of the policy process? An analysis of a policy intervention in a postconflict society
by Nathalie Mendez - 1719-1742 The Impact of Subjective Social Position on Public Evaluations of Police
by Valerie Martinez‐Ebers & Regina Branton & Brian Calfano - 1743-1760 Smartphone Addiction, Loneliness, Narcissistic Personality, and Family Belonging Among University Students: A Path Analysis
by Şahin Gökçearslan & Hatice Yildiz Durak & Burcu Berikan & Mustafa Saritepeci - 1761-1786 The Human Factor: Algorithms, Dissenters, and Detention in Immigration Enforcement
by Robert Koulish & Ernesto Calvo - 1787-1802 The Effect of Children's Gender on Parents’ Attitudes Toward Women
by Nicole Y. Wesley & James C. Garand - 1803-1811 How Social Desirability Bias Affects Immigration Attitudes in a Hyperpolarized Political Environment
by Edward Carmines & Rita Nassar - 1812-1829 Measuring White Fragility
by Terrence Hill & Andrew Mannheimer & J. Micah Roos - 1830-1847 A roadmap to understanding restrictive immigration policy outcomes
by Nichole Gligor & David Gligor - 1848-1865 Mass media exposure and disproportional influences on materialistic values and buying impulsiveness among urban youth
by Nan Sook Yu & Jiwon Nam‐Speers - 1866-1881 “Deep questions for a Saturday morning”: An investigation of the Australian and Canadian general public's definitions of gender
by Jennifer Hall & Limin Jao & Cinzia Di Placido & Rebecca Manikis - 1882-1893 Racial identity and emotional responses to confederate symbols
by Byron D'Andra Orey & Najja Baptist & Valeria Sinclair‐Chapman - 1894-1906 Do Source cues or frames matter? Convincing the public about the veracity of climate science
by Jason Gainous & Rodger A. Payne & Melissa K. Merry - 1907-1919 Racial prejudice, education, and views of climate change
by Salil D. Benegal & Mirya R. Holman - 1920-1930 Educational gender inequality in the Muslim world: A problem of a cultural heritage, religion, or modernization?
by Sumaia A. Al‐Kohlani - 1931-1946 Unmasking the American death penalty debate: Race, context, and citizens’ willingness to execute
by Mark D. Ramirez - 1947-1965 A Global Analysis of Financial Crises and the Growth of Informal Economic Activity
by Robert G. Blanton & Dursun Peksen - 1966-1981 Is it a four‐star movement? Policy transformation and the U.S. women's national soccer team's campaign for equal pay
by Ashley English - 1982-1993 Does foreign capital dependence affect carbon dioxide emissions in less‐developed countries? A cross‐national analysis, 1980–2014
by Steven Andrew Mejia - 1994-2005 Are independent inventors a relic of the past? A study of independent patenting in the United States, 1963–2014
by Eric Dahlin - 2006-2019 Are people better employees than machines? Dehumanizing language and employee performance appraisals
by Luke Fowler & Stephen Utych - 2020-2039 Cognitive Effects of Inattentive Responding in an MTurk Sample
by Jimin Pyo & Michael G. Maxfield
May 2021, Volume 102, Issue 3
- 959-978 Introduction to the Special Issue on Reframing Confederate Monuments: Memory, Power, and Identity
by Jocelyn J. Evans & William B. Lees - 979-1001 Context of a Contested Landscape
by Jocelyn J. Evans & William B. Lees - 1002-1015 The Problem with “Confederate” Monuments on our Heritage Landscape
by William Lees - 1016-1031 Mapping Confederate Icons and Their Contestation
by Jocelyn J. Evans & Katherine Sims - 1032-1043 “Lost Cause” Memories and Cultural Amnesias: Mayor Mitch Landrieu's Tragicomic Speech on Confederate Monument Removals
by M. Kelly Carr - 1044-1055 The Removal of Confederate Monuments: Reflections on Power and Privilege in Shared Spaces
by Sara Z. Evans - 1056-1073 “Sacred to the Hart”*: Identity and Dignity as Reflected in the Memorial Landscapes of Postemancipation African Americans in Pensacola, Florida
by Margo S. Stringfield - 1074-1083 What Goes Wrong in Debates over Public Monuments
by S. Brian Hood - 1084-1097 Confederate Imagery in Congressional Rhetoric: Divisions and Deliberation
by Jessica M. Hayden - 1098-1110 Heritage Versus Hate: Assessing Opinions in the Debate over Confederate Monuments and Memorials
by Christopher A. Cooper & Scott H. Huffmon & H. Gibbs Knotts & Seth C. McKee - 1111-1127 Reflective Consensus Building on the Nation's Largest Confederate Memorial: A Case Study
by Michael H.G. Hoffmann - 1128-1150 A Systems Approach to Understanding Community Power in the Debate over Confederate Monuments
by Keith Gåddie & Jocelyn J. Evans - 1151-1166 The Systemic Affect of Culture, Power, and Terror in the Southern Public Space
by Jocelyn J. Evans & Keith Gåddie - 1167-1178 Memorialization as a Mechanism of Power in the Present: The Creation and Contestation of National Narratives in the Wake of Internal Armed Conflict
by Krista Billingsley - 1179-1198 The Battle Is Joined: Contemporary Art and Contested Memorial Ecologies
by Amy Bowman‐McElhone & Carrie Fonder & Joshua Aiken & Karyn Olivier - 1199-1218 The Social Meaning of Competing Memorial Spaces: Examining the Alabama Confederate Memorial Monument and the National Peace and Justice Memorial in Montgomery, Alabama
by Jocelyn J. Evans & Bruna Fernandez
March 2021, Volume 102, Issue 2
- 633-648 The Effect of Health Insurance Coverage on Homeownership and Housing Prices: Evidence from the Medicaid Expansion
by Masanori Kuroki & Xiangbo Liu - 649-662 Municipal Insurance Pools and Disenfranchisement in Indian Country
by Joseph Dietrich & Jean Schroedel & Kara Mazareas & Joseph Lake - 663-682 Prescription Opioid Misuse and Property Crime
by McCaslin Giles & Michael Malcolm - 683-705 Power Signaling and Intergovernmental Transfers: Evidence from the Distribution of Center‐to‐Province Earmarked Transfers in China
by Zhikuo Liu & Tao Qian & Qi Zhang - 706-721 Does Income (Re)distribution Matter for Subjective Well‐being? Evidence from Cross‐country Panel Data
by Haejo Kang & Dong‐Eun Rhee - 722-736 Population Aging and Its Impact on the Country's Economy
by Artem Lukyanets & Igor Okhrimenko & Maria Egorova - 737-754 The Transferability of Out‐Group Contact: Does Knowing a Member of the LGBT Community Improve Feelings Toward Racial Minorities, Muslims, and Immigrants?
by Spencer Lindsay - 755-770 Does Disgust Drive Religious Freedom Attitudes? Experimental Results About the Context of Service Refusal Opinion
by Paul A. Djupe & Andrew R. Lewis & Anand E. Sokhey & Ryan P. Burge - 771-785 Trade Layoffs and Hate in the United States
by Matthew DiLorenzo - 786-807 Care to Wager Again? An Appraisal of Paul Ehrlich's Counterbet Offer to Julian Simon, Part 1: Outcomes
by Pierre Desrochers & Vincent Geloso & Joanna Szurmak - 808-829 Care to Wager Again? An Appraisal of Paul Ehrlich's Counterbet Offer to Julian Simon, Part 2: Critical Analysis
by Pierre Desrochers & Vincent Geloso & Joanna Szurmak - 830-843 Responding to Policy Signals? An Experimental Study on Information about Policy Adoption and Data Retention Policy Support in Germany
by Eva‐Maria Trüdinger & Achim Hildebrandt & Sebastian Jäckle & Jonas Löser - 844-864 The Color of Electoral Success: Estimating the Effect of Skin Tone on Winning Elections in Mexico
by Raymundo M. Campos‐Vazquez & Carolina Rivas‐Herrera - 865-880 Which Townships Support Charter Schools? A Study of the 2016 Massachusetts Charter Referendum
by Bich Thi Ngoc Tran - 881-896 Local Weather Effects: Perception of Climate Change and Public Support for Government Intervention
by Jeong Hyun Kim & Min Hee Seo & Betsy Sinclair - 897-919 Racial Politics and the Presidency: Analyzing White House Visits by Professional Sports Teams
by Kendall L. Bailey & Austin Trantham - 920-938 Defying the Supreme Court: The Impact of Overt Resistance to Landmark Legal Rulings
by Michael A. Zilis & Xander Borne - 939-954 Effects of Nonresponse, Measurement, and Coverage Bias in Survey Estimates of Voting
by Philip S. Brenner
January 2021, Volume 102, Issue 1
- 7-16 The Interactive Effects of Scientific Knowledge and Gender on COVID‐19 Social Distancing Compliance
by Carlos Algara & Sam Fuller & Christopher Hare & Sara Kazemian - 17-28 Professors and Practitioners: Assessing the Impact of COVID‐19 in the State of Oklahoma with and Without Residents of Long‐Term Care Facilities
by Jared Taylor & Melinda McCann & Goutam Chakraborty & Glen Krutz & Justin Dvorak & Aaron Wendelboe - 29-46 Are Individuals Harmed by Gerrymandering? Examining Access to Congressional District Offices
by David Niven & Benjamin Plener Cover & Michael Solimine - 47-68 Enhancing Democracy: Can Civic Engagement Foster Political Participation?
by Martin Binder - 69-82 Does the Bureaucracy Affect Trust in Government? Evidence from Aggregate Public Opinion
by Louis Fucilla - 83-89 Polarization and the Decline of Economic Voting in American National Elections
by Christopher R. Ellis & Joseph Daniel Ura - 90-106 An Authoritarian Undercurrent in the Postmaterialist Tide: The Rise of Authoritarianism Among the Younger Generation in China
by Shuai Jin & Yingnan Joseph Zhou - 107-124 The People and The Nation: The “Thick” and the “Thin” of Right‐Wing Populism in Canada
by Chris Erl - 125-139 Monuments as Mobilization? The United Daughters of the Confederacy and the Memorialization of the Lost Cause
by Adam Chamberlain & Alixandra B. Yanus - 140-153 Welcome Home—Now Vote! Voting Rights Restoration and Postsupervision Participation
by Kevin Morris - 154-165 Identifying and Understanding Distinctive Political Attitudes of Chinese Migrant Workers: A Research Note
by Yao‐Yuan Yeh & Robert Harmel - 166-178 Cui Bono? Partisanship and Attitudes Toward Refugees
by Richard Hanania - 179-197 Cognitive Sophistication, Religion, and the Trump Vote
by Darren E. Sherkat - 198-208 No Justice! Black Protests? No Peace: The Racial Nature of Threat Evaluations of Nonviolent #BlackLivesMatter Protests
by Periloux C. Peay & Tyler Camarillo - 209-227 Perception of Immigrants in Europe: A Multilevel Assessment of Macrolevel Conditions
by Francis D. Boateng & Wesley S. McCann & Joselyne L. Chenane & Daniel K. Pryce - 228-237 Who Are “the Immigrants”? Beliefs About Immigrant Populations and Anti‐Immigration Attitudes in the United States and Britain
by Kirill Zhirkov - 238-258 One Group, Two Worlds? Latino Perceptions of Policy Salience Among Mainstream and Spanish‐Language News Consumers
by Barbara Gomez‐Aguinaga - 259-268 Tracking Hispanic Political Emergence in Georgia: An Update
by M.V. Hood & Charles S. Bullock - 269-280 Nationalization and Its Consequences for State Legislatures
by Richard Burke - 281-300 Ideology and Risk Focus: Conservatism and Opinion‐Writing In the U.S. Supreme Court
by Gordon Ballingrud - 301-323 Senate Representation on Twitter: National Policy Reputations for Constituent Communication
by Annelise Russell - 324-342 Determinants of Confidence in U.S. Institutions: Comparing Congress and Corporations
by Daniel Bolger & Robert Thomson & Elaine Howard Ecklund