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What Role Might White Christian Nationalism Play in the Midterm Elections?
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Did Publicly Funded Education Promote Democracy in Early America?
Ken Scheve and co-authors show how maintaining democracy requires active investments by the state
Maybe Partisan Polarization Is Not Undermining Democracy?
Josh Kalla and co-authors find social but not political consequences
What the 2020 Election Can Teach Us About Influencing Voters
Moving Beyond Partisan Polarization
Beliefs about Political Equality and Progressive Taxes
Ken Scheve's new paper published in Comparative Political Studies
September 28, 2022
AMERICAN POLITICS & PUBLIC POLICY WORKSHOP
September 30, 2022 through October 1, 2022
ISPS COSPONSORED WEBINAR CONFERENCE EVENT
September 30, 2022
AMERICAN & COMPARATIVE POLITICAL BEHAVIOR WORKSHOP (Co-sponsored event)
October 7, 2022
AMERICAN & COMPARATIVE POLITICAL BEHAVIOR WORKSHOP
Study Details U.S. Health Spending by Region
Q & A with Joshua Kalla and David Broockman
Zack Cooper: Are More Expensive Hospitals Better?
Torey McMurdo's Op-Ed "Ukraine’s Effective Wartime Messaging"
Jacob Hacker on the Economic Disconnect
Death by Robots? O'Brien's Research in Demography
Emma Zang's Op-Ed on Remote Work
What Jan. 6 Says about American Democracy
Zack Cooper on Hospitals Suing Patients
Huber and Bokemper Research on Vaccine Messaging
Ken Scheve's Policy Brief on Climate Action
What Pro-Vaccine Message Works Best?
Jacob Hacker Op-Ed on Paid Family Leave
Emma Zang on Neighborhood Disparity
Jacob Hacker’s Op-Ed on Public Option
Zack Cooper on the Untamed Rise of Hospital Monopolies
Deep State and Presidential Powers
Greg Huber's Study on 2016 Swing Voters
How to Fix the Hot Mess of U.S. Healthcare
Taming Presidency Post-Trump Op-ed by Skowronek & Dearborn
Greg Huber’s Study on Flawed State Voter Rolls
Health Care Reform: 1% Step at a Time
Steve Skowronek Discusses "Political Time"
Kelly Rader's Research on Public Opinion & Govt Spending
Zack Cooper on New Hospital Price Transparency
Congress Acts on Surprise Med Bills
ISPS Professors Discuss Why the Election Polls WereOff
Huber's Research on Swing Voters vs. Party Base
A Q & A with Greg Huber on Pandemic Voting
Zack Cooper on Companies Are Getting Speedy Coronavirus Tests for Employees
“Defund the Police” Is Unpopular with the Public
Americans Prize Party Loyalty over Democratic Principles
Cooper & Berry: To Save the Economy, Stop the Pandemic
Jenn Richeson on "The American Mythology of Racial Progress"
Nichole Nelson on Reparations
Jacob Hacker on GOP Doing Unpopular Things
Greg Huber's Research on Donor Class & Party Loyalty
Zack Cooper on the Social Value of Widespread COVID Testing
Zack Cooper's Op-Ed on Covid Testing
Jacob Hacker's Op-Ed on Biden's Healthcare Proposal
Ro'ee Levy's New Study on #MeToo Reporting
Partisan Rancor Rooted in Policy Disputes, Study Finds
Zack Cooper on Hospitals Price Transparency
Baobao Zhang's Research on Economic Anxiety
Book Review by Jacob Hacker: "The Best People"
Zack Cooper: "Not One Single Factor" for Our High Health Care Costs
Jacob Hacker on the Effects of Economic Insecurity
Celene Reynolds Tracks Title IX Use across US Colleges
This Column Will Probably Change Your Mind
Study Shows Op-Eds Change Minds
"Millennials are Drowning in Debt" Jacob Hacker Writes
Read Jacob Hacker's Take on the Unpopular GOP's Tax Plan
Zack Cooper on Working with Large Claims Databases
Jacob Hacker on How the Canadian Health System Works, and Doesn't
Steve Skowronek's Book on the Policy State Reviewed
Gerber, Huber et al. on the Effect of Incarceration on Voter Turnout
The Journal of Politics
Nonwhite Women Face Different Standard for Judgeships
Josh Kalla: What If Fox Viewers Watched CNN?
Rourke O'Brien on What Makes Americans Sick
Fairness Key to Gaining Civilians Respect
Allison Harris' Op-Ed Ketanji Brown Jackson
Huber on Defund Police & Public Opinion
Rise in Hospital Lawsuits over Unpaid Medical Bills
Zang's Research on Southern Rural Covid Cases
Widespread Masking Encourages Others
Molly Crockett on Social Media Rage
Zang’s Research Linking Low Upward Mobility to Early Mortality
Almeling's Op-ED on the Knowledge Gap in Reproductive Health
Christina Kinane's New Study on Senate Vacancies
Zack Cooper on Freakonomics
A Q & A with Skowronek and Dearborn on New Book.
Cooper and Scott Morton on MRI Price transparency
Rourke O'Brien on Declining Life Expectancy in US
Dearborn and Skowronek write on the Executive Branch
ISPS Research Guided Policy to End Surprise Medical Bills
Angele Delevoye Finds NBA Influenced Georgia Senate Race
Gerber, Huber, and Bokemper on Public Buy-In to Covid Vaccine
Only 3.5 Percent of Americans Care about Democracy
Alex Coppock Research Finds that Political Ads Persuade Few
Huber and Peyton Unpack the Slogan "Defund the Police"
Graduate Policy Fellow, Nichole Nelson, Named Mellon/ACLS
What Does Police Reform Mean?
Hacker on the GOP Push to Give Businesses Immunity
Q&A with FAS Dean Alan Gerber on COVID Research
Jacob Hacker on Biden's Progressive Pursuit
Yuvraj Joshi on Harvard's Affirmative Action Progam
How To Reopen the Country? Zack Cooper on Freakonimics
Torey McMurdo Writes on Service Members in Academia
Book Review by John Dearborn: "Presidents on Political Ground"
Book Review by John Dearborn: "Presidents on Political Ground"
Presidential Studies Quarterly
The Roots of America's Exceptional Inequality
Jacob Hacker Explains Medicare for America
Presidential Representation and Donald Trump's Reaction to the California Wildfires
Presidential Representation and Donald Trump's Reaction to the California Wildfires
A House Divided
Patrick Tucker's Research on Perceptions of Electoral Integrity
How to Rescue Retirement
Congress in the Light of History
Jacob Hacker Makes the Case for Predistribution
The Road to Medicare for Everyone
Can Congress Govern? A Conversation with David Mayhew
ISPS Director's Fellow, JT Flowers, Awarded Rhodes
Sierra-Arévalo and Papachristos Social Networks and Violence Prevention
Annual Review of Law and Social Science
Ripping Yarn: Experiments on Storytelling by Partisan Elites
Political Communication Journal
Kelly Rader: "Opposition to Federal Spending Is Driven by Racial Resentment"
Harvard Business Review
Discussing Inequality and the Criminal Justice System with Vesla Weaver
St. Louis Public Radio
Ro'ee Levy's New Study on #MeToo Reporting
Hacker on the GOP Push to Give Businesses Immunity
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Yale ISPS KnowledgeBase
The ISPS KnowledgeBase is the gateway to all ISPS data, projects, and publications. It is an integrated database which provides a one-stop-shop for ISPS-related research products.
Recent Additions
Data
Orr, Lilla and Gregory Huber
Measuring Misperceptions: Limits of Party-Specific Stereotype Reports
Project
David Mayhew
Two Centuries of Presidential Elections
Publication
Julian M. Rucker & Jennifer A. Richeson
Toward an Understanding of Structural Racism: Implications for Criminal Justice