Exposure to Neighbor Adoptions, Agenda Setting Behavior, and Policy Diffusion | The Journal of Politics: Vol 0, No ja
Happy to share my new paper online now @thejop.bsky.social
www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/...
Punchline: state legislators whose districts are in out-of-state media markets are more likely to author and cosponsor policy innovations already adopted in the neighboring state.
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To add to pieces already mentioned, check out Hicks' 2015 piece in APR. I also have a 2017 piece in SPPQ that controls for majority size. Null results in both cases. Also Rogers 2002 in Public Choice, although not quite measured as majority size in that case.
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NBA: An hour ago we gave a guy 1 pt too many of 250 that will be scored in this game bc an inch of his foot was on the line. Let's fix it.
EPL: We chalked off a goal in a game where there's like 2 per game bc two ppl can't talk to each other on a call where a guy is a yard onside. Nothing we can do.
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Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of South Carolina. From Maine. ❤️ = being a mom, cats, research, red wine. Laughing’s my favorite.
Transparency, regulation, business & interest group politics, and polisci metascience. Run @apsa.bsky.social DDRIG. Go 'Cats. Always a Midwest Princess 👑
Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of South Alabama | PhD University of Iowa | Poverty, Public Policy, and American Political Behavior.
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Professor of Political Science | Author of Hijacking the Agenda, America's Inequality Trap, and The Politics of Income Inequality in the United States | Lover of great food and travel.
Associate Professor of Political Science at Purdue. Study: Political Conversation, Polarization, Computational Social Science, LLMs
social scientist studying political groups, civil rights, and political extremism/violence (he/his)
Professor of Political Science & Public Affairs at Western Carolina University. American politics, state politics, North Carolina politics, southern politics, elections. Recent book: Anatomy of a Purple State (UNC Press 2024).
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Here for politics and baseball. HTX.
Professor of Political Science, George Washington University | American politics, judicial politics, Supreme Court, public opinion | https://blogs.gwu.edu/bartels
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Lecturer in Politics and Research Methods, University of Glasgow. Interests include social movements, protest, social networks, political parties, interest groups, the United States, Scotland, and Ireland.
The department of Politics and International Relations, part of the Green School of International and Public Affairs at Florida International University in Miami, FL
Associate professor, Newhouse School @ Syracuse.
Senior Researcher, Institute for Democracy, Journalism & Citizenship.
New book: Storefront Campaigning https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009443357
I study local media and elections.
Past: LSU, Penn, BC.
Assistant Professor of political science at LSU, 23-24 Center for Effective Lawmaking Postdoc, Rochester, JHU SAIS, BFSU and GDUFS graduate
Professor, Tufts Political Science, American Politics, public opinion, pol psych. Just trying not to get lost.
He/him. Nebraska-born #firstgen, Truman State alum, proud dad, GenX prof at Penn State + GSERM. Courts, stats, 🎸. #COYS since ‘95. Pros: Oxford comma, 0-dep, Miles Davis. Antis: MAGA, "causal inference," Woolwich.
Yinzer political scientist. More worried about campus politics than is really healthy. I’d rather be in Fayette County.
Political scientist at Boston University. Local politics; public policy; housing
