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May 2020, Volume 101, Issue 3
- 1132-1149 Knowing What You Don't Know: The Role of Information and Sophistication in Ballot Completion
by Matt Lamb & Steven Perry - 1150-1164 Relationships of Horizontalism and Hierarchy: Exploring Divergent Forms of Sociopolitical Trust
by Dana M. Williams - 1165-1182 Presidential Communication During the Legislative Process
by Ian Ostrander & Joel Sievert - 1183-1199 Measuring Income Inequality Across Countries and Over Time: The Standardized World Income Inequality Database
by Frederick Solt
March 2020, Volume 101, Issue 2
- 427-438 Assessing the State of Mandatory Fees in America's Public Colleges and Universities: Causes and Consequences
by Tyler P. Reinagel & Christopher A. Cooper - 439-458 “Ain't No Hood Like Motherhood”: The Complexity of Human Milk Donor Identity
by Ayelet Oreg & Susan Appe - 459-472 Diversifying Conspiracy Beliefs and Populist Ideologies in the Chinese Context
by Tianru Guan & Yilu Yang - 473-489 Are Women More Averse to Corruption than Men? The Case of South Korea
by Aie‐Rie Lee & Kerry Chávez - 490-502 Race Differences in Motivations for Joining Unions: The Role of Prosocial Beliefs
by Clayton Gumber & Irene Padavic - 503-513 Green Crime Havens: A Spatial Cluster Analysis of Environmental Crime
by Ryan Thomson & Johanna Espin & Tameka Samuels‐Jones - 514-526 “Racial Classification Is Meaningless”: Why Racial Classification in South Africa Is Unintelligible for Some Eritrean Refugees
by Amanuel Isak Tewolde - 527-544 Latino Political Participation by Citizenship Status and Immigrant Generation
by Stephanie Potochnick & Mary Stegmaier - 545-557 Attitudes Toward Immigration: Ethnicity Trumps Skills But Not Legality?
by Annabella España‐Nájera & David Vera - 558-572 Testing Broken Windows Theory in Mexico City
by Carlos J. Vilalta & Pablo Lopez & Gustavo Fondevila & Oscar Siordia - 573-587 The Effect of Race and Gender on Attributions of Stalking
by Simon C. Duff & Jonathan Hay & Jessica Kerry & Alyssa Whittam - 588-603 Informality and Latino‐Owned Businesses: A National Portrait of Unregistered Latino‐Owned Businesses
by Michael J. Pisani & Alfonso Morales - 604-622 Missing the Dictator? The Effect of the Image of Authoritarian Past on Support for Democracy in Latin America
by Iván M. Durán & Francesc Trillas - 623-640 Explaining the Cultural Retention–Delinquency Relationship Using Differential Support and Coercion Theory: A Study of Native‐Born and Immigrant Latino Youth
by Egbert Zavala & Theodore R. Curry & Maria Cristina Morales - 641-655 Stifling Workplace Activism: The Consequences of Anthem Protests for NFL Players
by David Niven - 656-677 Meeting Expectations at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games: Country Potential and Competitiveness
by F. Javier Otamendi & Luis M. Doncel & Cecilia Martín‐Gutiérrez - 678-696 Rent Sharing and Gender Discrimination: Causal Evidence from Collegiate Athletics
by Mario Lackner & Christine Zulehner - 697-711 Forecasting National Medal Totals at the Summer Olympic Games Reconsidered
by Nicolas Scelles & Wladimir Andreff & Liliane Bonnal & Madeleine Andreff & Pascal Favard - 712-731 Nonresponse Bias in Inequality Measurement: Cross‐Country Analysis Using Luxembourg Income Study Surveys
by Vladimir Hlasny - 732-743 Vernacular Landscapes Building and Protection of Meme in the Dong Ethnic Minority Regions
by Wen Shuang Zhu & Xun Liu - 744-758 Co‐Ethnic and Neighborhood Ties and Financial Social Capital Formation Among the Urban Poor in Kenya
by Hye‐Sung Kim - 759-775 Does Government Partisanship Influence Multinational Corporations’ Tax Payments in the United States?
by Mi Jeong Shin - 776-791 Civil War and Democratization: A Micro‐Level Analysis
by Mehmet Gurses & Ayse Betul Celik & Evren Balta - 792-810 How Poor Were Quebec and Canada During the 1840s?
by Vincent Geloso & Gonzalo Macera - 811-824 The Effect of Opinion Readability on the Impact of U.S. Supreme Court Precedents in State High Courts
by Michael P. Fix & Bailey R. Fairbanks - 825-841 Personalizing the U.S. Supreme Court Through Attention to Individual Justices
by Brian J. Fogarty & S. Nasser Qadri & Patrick C. Wohlfarth - 842-860 The Sum of its Parts: How Supreme Court Justices Disparately Shape Attention to Their Opinions
by Ali S. Masood & Benjamin J. Kassow - 861-877 Candidate Extremism and Electoral Design in U.S. State Legislative Elections
by Isaac Hale - 878-892 A Cultural Theory of Partisanship and Policy Attitudes
by Matthew C. Nowlin & Thomas M. Rabovsky - 893-908 Does “Politicizing” Gun Violence Increase Support for Gun Control? Experimental Evidence from the Las Vegas Shooting
by Benjamin R. Kantack & Collin E. Paschall - 909-924 Testing Mechanisms: Carceral Contact and Political Participation
by Brandon R. Davis - 925-939 Abstention, Protest, and Residual Votes in the 2016 Election
by Charles Stewart & R. Michael Alvarez & Stephen S. Pettigrew & Cameron Wimpy - 940-959 Explaining Gender Differences in Turnout Using Panel Data Across Elections
by Hilde Coffé & Ignacio Lago - 960-977 Class Attitudes, Political Knowledge, and Support for Redistribution in an Era of Inequality
by David Macdonald - 978-988 Who Voted in 2016? Using Fuzzy Forests to Understand Voter Turnout
by Seo‐young Silvia Kim & R. Michael Alvarez & Christina M. Ramirez - 989-1003 Group Presence, Population, and Interest Group Theory: A Case Study of the American Anti‐Slavery Society
by Adam Chamberlain
January 2020, Volume 101, Issue 1
- 7-7 Editorial
by Keith Gaddie & Kirby Goidel & Kim Gaddie - 8-9 Introduction to the Mini Symposium on Partisan Gerrymandering
by Richard L. Engstrom - 10-22 The Meaning of “One Person, One Vote” or Let Us Split the Baby in Half: Evenwel v. Abbott
by Henry Flores - 23-36 Partisan Gerrymandering: Weeds in the Political Thicket
by Richard L. Engstrom - 37-52 Detecting Florida's Gerrymander: A Lesson in Putting First Things First
by Robin E. Best & Jonathan S. Krasno & Daniel B. Magleby & Michael D. McDonald - 53-67 The Efficiency Gap After Gill v. Whitford
by Mark Rush - 68-72 Making Partisan Gerrymandering Fair: One Old and Two New Methods
by Steven J. Brams - 73-90 A New Face to the Race Card? Campaigns, Racial Cues, and Candidate Credibility
by Tasha S. Philpot & Kenneth M. Miller - 91-106 Inequality and Bias in the Demand for and Supply of News
by Ann L. Owen & Andrew Wei - 107-120 Dehumanization of the Opposition in Political Campaigns
by Erin C. Cassese - 121-143 Negative Media Coverage of the Supreme Court: The Interactive Role of Opinion Language, Coalition Size, and Ideological Signals
by Alexander Denison & Justin Wedeking & Michael A. Zilis - 144-160 Public Service or Propaganda? How Americans Evaluate Political Advocacy by Executive Agencies
by Michael Henderson & John Maxwell Hamilton - 161-171 An Empirical Test of the Comey Effect on the 2016 Presidential Election
by Dennis Halcoussis & Anton D. Lowenberg & G. Michael Phillips - 172-182 Influence of Reputation on Cooperative Behavior in Crowd Innovation Network
by Lei Wang & Jing Lin & Ting Yi & Wenqi Fan - 183-200 Do Voluntary Associations Matter for the Spread of Civic Activism in Russia? Matching Technique Applied to Survey Data
by Carol Leonard & Zafar Nazarov & Lev Jakobson - 201-217 Is Community Attachment a Determinant of Actual Migration? An Estimate of the Social Capital, Linear‐Development, and Systemic Approaches
by Yu‐Hui Kao & Stephen G. Sapp - 218-239 The Effect of Neighborhood Limited English Proficiency on Third Graders' Reading Achievement in Public Elementary Schools in the U.S. State of Georgia
by Ramesh Ghimire & Trasie A. Topple - 240-255 Disparities in Modes and Content of Civic Engagement: An Analysis Using Data from the Current Population Survey
by Kenneth Shores & Sigal Ben‐Porath & Michael Jefferson - 256-268 Changes or Cross‐National Differences? Effects of Economic Inequality on Protest Participation
by Marta Kołczyńska - 269-284 The Type of Student You Were in High School Predicts Voter Turnout in Adulthood
by Aaron C. Weinschenk & Christopher T. Dawes - 285-308 A Matter of Degree? Fear, Anxiety, and Protective Gun Ownership in the United States
by Tara D. Warner & Courtney R. Thrash - 309-324 Economic Downturns and Hardline Public Opinion
by Tetsuro Kobayashi & Dani Madrid‐Morales & Yuki Asaba & Atsushi Tago - 325-345 Honor and Terrorism: Cultural Origins of the Severity of Terrorist Attacks
by Joshua Tschantret - 346-361 The Impact of Fact‐Based Instructions on Juror Application of the Law: Results from a Trans‐Tasman Field Study
by Benjamin Spivak & James Ogloff & Jonathan Clough & Yvette Tinsley & Warren Young - 362-375 From Statehouse to Courthouse: Legislative Professionalism and High Court Auditing Behavior
by Miles T. Armaly - 376-405 School Sector and Climate: An Analysis of K–12 Safety Policies and School Climates in Indiana
by Corey A. DeAngelis & Martin F. Lueken - 406-419 Failed Policy? The Effects of Kenya's Education Reform: Use of Natural Experiment and Regression Discontinuity Design
by Hye‐Sung Kim
December 2019, Volume 100, Issue 7
- 2523-2529 Expanding Social Science Through Disaster Studies
by Gina Yannitell Reinhardt & Ashley D. Ross - 2530-2541 Resilience, Adaptation, and Inertia: Lessons from Disaster Recovery in a Time of Climate Change
by Christopher Plein - 2542-2554 Public Attention to a Local Disaster Versus Competing Focusing Events: Google Trends Analysis Following the 2016 Louisiana Flood
by Jungwon Yeo & Claire Connolly Knox - 2555-2566 Isn't a Flood a “Rainy Day?” Does the Political Nature of Disasters Impact the Use of States’ Rainy Day Funds?
by JoEllen V. Pope & Suzanne M. Leland - 2567-2580 The Intersectionality of Disasters’ Effects on Trust in Public Officials
by Gina Yannitell Reinhardt - 2581-2593 Who'll Stop the Rain? Repeated Disasters and Attitudes Toward Government
by Joshua P. Darr & Sarah D. Cate & Daniel S. Moak - 2594-2606 Tweeting Blame in a Federalist System: Attributions for Disaster Response in Social Media Following Hurricane Sandy
by Kristine L. Canales & JoEllen V. Pope & Cherie D. Maestas - 2607-2624 “Is There Anybody Out There?”: Communication of Natural Hazard Warnings at Home and Away
by Wesley Wehde & Jason M. Pudlo & Scott E. Robinson - 2625-2640 Polarization of Climate Change Beliefs: The Role of the Millennial Generation Identity
by Ashley D. Ross & Stella M. Rouse & William Mobley
October 2019, Volume 100, Issue 6
- 1963-1983 Representation Imperatives in the Public Mind
by David Doherty & Amanda Clare Bryan & Reid Willis & Paul Witry - 1984-1998 Human Factors and Cybersecurity in Online Game Addiction: An Analysis of the Relationship Between High School Students' Online Game Addiction and the State of Providing Personal Cybersecurity and Representing Cyber Human Values in Online Games
by Hatice Yildiz Durak - 1999-2016 Content Matters: How Online Language Content Gives Rise to Digital Divides
by Rob Grace & Caroline Stratton & Fred Fonseca - 2017-2032 Who Are Conspiracy Theorists? A Comprehensive Approach to Explaining Conspiracy Beliefs
by Adam M. Enders & Steven M. Smallpage - 2033-2046 Does Predisposition Toward Disgust Affect Emotional Response to Political Leaders? Evidence from the 2012 U.S. Presidential Election
by Patrick A. Stewart & Jamilah R. George & Thomas Adams - 2047-2058 Is it Safe to Keep This Job? The Costs of Violence on the Psychological Health and Careers of U.S. Mayors
by Rebekah Herrick & Lori D. Franklin - 2059-2077 Measuring the Disaster Resilience of an Urban Community Using ANP‐FCE Method from the Perspective of Capitals
by Peng Cui & Dezhi Li - 2078-2093 Resilience as the Predictor of Divorcees’ Life Satisfaction
by Metehan Celik & Name İmren Caglayan - 2094-2114 Co‐Movement of Political Risk and Sovereign Credit Risk: A Wavelet Coherence Analysis for Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela
by Dervis Kirikkaleli & Alper Ozun - 2115-2133 Resilience in Social Innovation: Lessons from Women Market Traders
by Shikha Upadhyaya & Jose Antonio Rosa - 2134-2147 The Clinton Effect? The (Non)Impact of a High‐Profile Candidate on Gender Stereotypes
by Mileah Kromer & Janine A. Parry - 2148-2167 Assessment of Citizens’ Populist Orientations: Development and Validation of the POPulist ORientation (POPOR) Scale
by Michele Roccato & Piergiorgio Corbetta & Nicoletta Cavazza & Pasquale Colloca - 2168-2187 Emotions and Deliberation in the Citizens’ Initiative Review
by Genevieve Fuji Johnson & Michael E. Morrell & Laura W. Black - 2188-2208 Is Democracy Necessary for Good Governance?
by John Ishiyama - 2209-2222 The Kerr–Mills Act and the Puzzles of Health‐Care Reform
by Matthew Gritter - 2223-2239 Environmental Justice and Green Schools—Assessing Students and Communities’ Access to Green Schools
by Shuang Zhao & Shan Zhou & Douglas S. Noonan - 2240-2255 The Effect of Human Values on Party Identification and Ideology for Black and White Partisans
by Jessy Defenderfer - 2256-2276 Does Private Schooling Affect Noncognitive Skills? International Evidence Based on Test and Survey Effort on PISA
by Corey A. DeAngelis - 2277-2301 Do Charter School Students Outperform Public School Students on Standardized Tests in Michigan?
by Kevin J. Murphy & Oded Izraeli - 2302-2315 Private School Choice and Crime: Evidence From Milwaukee
by Corey A. DeAngelis & Patrick J. Wolf - 2316-2336 The Effects of Regulations on Private School Choice Program Participation: Experimental Evidence from Florida
by Corey A. DeAngelis & Lindsey M. Burke & Patrick J. Wolf - 2337-2350 Media Consumption and Fear of Crime in a Large Chinese City
by Yuning Wu & Feng Li & Ruth A. Triplett & Ivan Y. Sun - 2351-2368 Dating, Marriage, and Parental Approval: An Examination of Young Adults in China
by Sampson Lee Blair & Timothy J. Madigan - 2369-2390 Different Immigrants, Same Attitudes? Making Sense of the Association Between Two Immigrant Groups
by Tsung‐han Tsai & Chia‐hung Tsai & Chi Huang - 2391-2407 It's All Relative: Understanding “Women Friendliness” Between and Within States
by Nicholas Pyeatt & Alixandra B. Yanus - 2408-2424 Gun Ownership as a Social Identity: Estimating Behavioral and Attitudinal Relationships
by Matthew J. Lacombe & Adam J. Howat & Jacob E. Rothschild - 2425-2444 Facilitating Hope Among the Hopeless: The Role of Ideology and Moral Content in Shaping Reactions to Internal Criticism in the Context of Intractable Conflict
by Julia Elad‐Strenger & Eran Halperin & Tamar Saguy - 2445-2457 Testing Predictors of Mutual Efficacy
by Michael C. Gearhart - 2458-2476 Melanated Millennials and the Politics of Black Hair
by Byron D'Andra Orey & Yu Zhang - 2477-2494 Affective Consistency and Sorting
by Nicholas T. Davis & Samara Klar & Christopher R. Weber - 2495-2506 Publication Performance Through the Lens of the h‐index: How Can We Solve the Problem of the Ties?
by Nuno Crespo & Nadia Simoes - 2507-2518 Intersectionality in Action: Gun Ownership and Women's Political Participation
by Alexandra Middlewood & Mark R. Joslyn & Donald P. Haider‐Markel
August 2019, Volume 100, Issue 5
- 1485-1502 Why Do States Adopt Truth Commissions After Transition?
by Hun Joon Kim - 1503-1522 The Globalization of Resentment: Antisemitism in an Inter‐ and Transnational Context
by Heiko Beyer - 1523-1539 Power Politics and Foreign Aid Delivery Tactics
by Bimal Adhikari - 1540-1565 Labor Laws and Shadow Economies: A Cross‐National Assessment
by Robert G. Blanton & Dursun Peksen - 1566-1576 Detecting Historical Inequality Patterns: A Replication of Thomas Piketty's Wealth Concentration Estimates for the United Kingdom
by Phillip W. Magness - 1577-1592 One Model Does Not Fit All: Group Consciousness and the Political Participation and Attitudes of American Indians
by Rebekah Herrick & Jeanette Morehouse Mendez - 1593-1608 The Patterns of Asian Americans’ Partisan Choice: Policy Preferences and Racial Consciousness
by Bang Quan Zheng - 1609-1622 Do All Evangelicals Think Alike? An Examination of Religious Affiliation and the Partisan Identification of Latinxs
by Alicia M. Reyes‐Barriéntez - 1623-1637 Does Negative Group Information Moderate Ideological Identity? An Experimental Test
by Karyn Amira - 1638-1650 When Partisan Identification and Economic Evaluations Conflict: A Closer Look at Conflicted Partisans in the United States
by Roosmarijn A. de Geus - 1651-1663 The Evolution of Attitudes on Same‐Sex Marriage in the United States, 1988–2014
by R. Steven Daniels - 1664-1684 Congress and the Political Economy of Daylight Saving Time, 1918–1985
by Thomas R. Gray & Jeffery A. Jenkins - 1685-1698 Political Ideology and Concerns About White‐Collar Crime: Exploring the Switch Hypothesis
by Amy Kroska & Marshall R. Schmidt & Cyrus Schleifer - 1699-1708 Assessing Sociodemographic Predictors of Climate Change Concern, 1994–2016
by Daniel Driscoll - 1709-1725 Determinants of Social Networks in Rural China: Does Transportation Have a Role to Play?
by Ailun Xiong & Xianhua Sun & Hongyi Li & Hans Westlund - 1726-1743 Perceived Quality of Governance and Trust in Government in Rural China: A Comparison Between Villagers and Officials
by Ziqiang Han & Kai Lin & Peng Tao - 1744-1754 Impacts of Internet on Openness to Change in China: Millennials Versus Pre‐Millennials
by Robert Harmel & Yao‐Yuan Yeh - 1755-1767 Age Versus Socialization in Understanding Attitudes Toward Economic Reforms in China
by Robert Harmel & Yao‐Yuan Yeh & Xinsheng Liu - 1768-1776 Self‐Reported Understanding of Ranked‐Choice Voting
by Todd Donovan & Caroline Tolbert & Kellen Gracey - 1777-1792 Here's Looking at You: Public‐ Versus Elite‐Driven Models of Presidential Primary Elections
by Colin Douglas Swearingen & Elizabeth Stiles & Kate Finneran - 1793-1809 The Influence of Corporate Lobbying on Federal Contracting
by Aaron Dusso & Thomas T. Holyoke & Henrik Schatzinger - 1810-1827 Perceived Ideological Distance and Trust in Congress
by Justin H. Kirkland & Kevin K. Banda - 1828-1847 Why Georgia, Why? Peach State Residents’ Perceptions of Voting‐Related Improprieties and Their Impact on the 2018 Gubernatorial Election
by M. V. Hood & Seth C. McKee - 1848-1861 The Applied Legitimacy Index: A New Approach to Measuring Judicial Legitimacy
by Alex Badas - 1862-1898 Superior Sporting Performance in Athletics: Determinants and Sustainability
by Henk Erik Meier & Malte Jetzke & Amin Nagm & Cosima von Uechtritz - 1899-1915 The Energy Boom: Boon or Bane for Local Philanthropy?
by Hyunseok Hwang & Laurie E. Paarlberg - 1916-1931 Student‐Athletes Performing Community Service: Examination of Community Service Motivation and Athletic Department Involvement
by Matt R. Huml & Meg G. Hancock & Mathew J. Bergman & Mary A. Hums - 1932-1956 Long Work Hours and Job Satisfaction: Do Overworkers Get Trapped in Bad Jobs?
by Mark Fabian & Robert Breunig
June 2019, Volume 100, Issue 4
- 997-1008 The Effect of Economic Vulnerability on Protest Participation in the National Football League
by David Niven - 1009-1022 Political Protesting, Race, and College Athletics: Why Diversity Among Coaches Matters
by James N. Druckman & Adam J. Howat & Jacob E. Rothschild - 1023-1038 A “Ferguson Effect” on 2016 Presidential Vote Preference? Findings from a Framing Experiment Examining “Shy Voters” and Cues Related to Policing and Social Unrest
by Kevin H. Wozniak & Brian R. Calfano & Kevin M. Drakulich - 1039-1055 Environmental Attitudes Across Race and Ethnicity
by Adam McBride Lazri & David M. Konisky - 1056-1071 The Power of Place? Testing the Geographic Determinants of African‐American and White Voter Turnout
by Joshua N. Zingher & Eric M. Moore - 1072-1093 Structural Inequality and Ethnic Bloc Voting
by Brandon Stewart & Ronald J. McGauvran - 1094-1111 Coming Together to Punish Others: Social Capital, Racial Context, and Social Control
by Daniel P. Hawes - 1112-1128 Representation's Effect on Latinx College Graduation Rates
by K. Jurée Capers - 1129-1153 Different Paths: The Role of Immigrant Assimilation on Neighborhood Crime
by Ilir Disha - 1154-1170 Tiger Moms or Cat Dads: Parental Role in Bilingualism Among Asian and Latino Americans
by Jihui Chen & Hyun‐Sook Kang - 1171-1181 Immigration Status, Immigrant Family Ties, and Support for the Democratic Party
by George Hawley - 1182-1196 Public Opposition to Sanctuary Cities in Texas: Criminal Threat or Immigration Threat?
by Loren Collingwood & Benjamin O'Brien Gonzalez - 1197-1214 Labor Unions and Support for Redistribution in an Era of Inequality
by David Macdonald - 1215-1227 Do the “Haves” Come Out Ahead? Resource Disparity in Public‐Land Usurpation Litigation in Taiwan
by Chung‐li Wu - 1228-1240 The Incidence of Crime on Industry‐Level Foreign Direct Investment: An Assessment of OECD Member Countries
by Leanora Brown & Keva Hibbert - 1241-1253 Polycentric Sovereignty: The Medieval Constitution, Governance Quality, and the Wealth of Nations
by Alexander William Salter & Andrew T. Young - 1254-1267 Media Freedom and Protest Events in the Global South
by Mengyang Zhao - 1268-1283 Surviving Political Scandals: Why Some Transgressions End Political Careers and Others Do Not
by Adam J. Newmark & Shannon K. Vaughan & Giovanny D. Pleites‐Hernandez - 1284-1296 Lobbying Conflict, Competition, and Working in Coalitions
by Adam J. Newmark & Anthony J. Nownes - 1297-1307 Legislative Seniority in the Partisan Congress
by Andrew J. Taylor - 1308-1321 Laying the Foundation for a Successful Presidential Campaign: Public Attention and Fundraising in the Preprimary Period
by C. Douglas Swearingen - 1322-1342 Are Presidential Inversions Inevitable? Comparing Eight Counterfactual Rules for Electing the U.S. President
by Jonathan R. Cervas & Bernard Grofman - 1343-1357 Questions of Order in the U.S. Senate: Procedural Uncertainty and the Role of the Parliamentarian
by Anthony J. Madonna & Michael S. Lynch & Ryan D. Williamson - 1358-1368 The Chief Justice as Effective Administrative Leader: The Impact of Policy Scope and Interbranch Relations
by Richard L. Vining & Teena Wilhelm & David A. Hughes - 1369-1386 Creating Political Habitus: Religion Versus Nonreligion
by James Clark Davidson & Christopher M. Pieper - 1387-1403 The Intimate Link Between Income Levels and Life Expectancy: Global Evidence from 213 Years
by Michael Jetter & Sabine Laudage & David Stadelmann - 1404-1419 Methodological Challenges in Social Vulnerability and Resilience Research: Reflections on Studies in the Canterbury and Tohoku Disasters
by Shinya Uekusa - 1420-1444 Comparing Classification Trees to Discern Patterns of Terrorism
by Nilay Saiya & Anthony Scime - 1445-1458 When Less Is More in Boosting Survey Response Rates
by Katharine M. Conn & Cecilia Hyunjung Mo & Laura M. Sellers - 1459-1478 Exploring Sensitive Topics in an Authoritarian Context: An Insider Perspective
by Guzel Yusupova
May 2019, Volume 100, Issue 3
- 531-543 What Are Good‐Looking Candidates, and Can They Sway Election Results?
by Rodrigo Praino & Daniel Stockemer - 544-564 Making and Unmaking Cosmopolitans: An Experimental Test of the Mediating Role of Emotions in International Development Appeals
by David Hudson & N. Susan Laehn & Niheer Dasandi & Jennifer vanHeerde‐Hudson - 565-577 From Yellow Peril to Model Minority: Perceived Threat by Asian Americans in Employment
by Jenny Nguyen & J. Scott Carter & Shannon K. Carter - 578-591 Are the Most Competitive Men More Resilient to Failures than the Most Competitive Women? Evidence from Professional Golf Tournaments
by Olof Rosenqvist - 592-603 Race, Income, and Environmental Inequality in the U.S. States, 1990–2014
by Debra J. Salazar & Stacy Clauson & Troy D. Abel & Aran Clauson - 604-619 The Impact of Globalization on Women's and Non‐Women's Protest
by Sam R. Bell & Amanda Murdie & Dursun Peksen - 620-634 Does State Online Voter Registration Increase Voter Turnout?
by Jinhai Yu - 635-652 Older, Younger, or More Similar? The Use of Age as a Voting Heuristic
by Steven W. Webster & Andrew W. Pierce - 653-665 Can Crime Foster Social Participation as Conflict Can?
by Enzo Nussio - 666-677 Optimism and Bias When Evaluating a Prosocial Initiative
by Curtis Child & Eva M. Witesman - 678-688 Economic Inequality and Campaign Participation
by Michael Ritter & Frederick Solt - 689-700 The Big Five and Southern Legislative Distinctiveness
by Joel F. Turner & Jeffrey P. Kash & Scott Lasley - 701-724 Are Informal Education Facilities Effective Means for Generating Political Support? A Spatial Analysis
by Yue Hu - 725-735 Why Do People Pay Bribes? A Survey Experiment with Resource Users
by Aksel Sundström - 736-748 Uncalculated First‐Party Externalities Given a Beverage Tax
by Jessica Zeiss & Les Carlson & Allen Dwayne Ball - 749-761 How the Link Between Social Capital and Migratory Duration Helps Us Understand Immigrant–Native Inequality
by Natasha Altema McNeely & Elizabeth Maltby & Rene R. Rocha - 762-778 Correlates of Food–Energy–Water Nexus Awareness Among the American Public
by Bryce Hannibal & Kent Portney - 779-792 Ideological Orientations, LGBT Contact, and Formation of LGBT Policy Position
by Briana Kordsmeier & Creed Tumlison & Geoboo Song - 793-807 20 Years of Indian Gaming: Reassessing and Still Winning
by Thaddieus W. Conner & Aimee L. Franklin - 808-824 Turn the Bull Loose: A Test of the Moderating Effect of Economic Liberalization on the Link Between Financialization and Income Inequality in Developed Economies
by Roy Kwon - 825-837 Income Inequality, Ethnic Diversity, and State Minimum Wages
by John Foster & Luis J. Gonzalez & Carlos Lopes - 838-856 Sequential Requisites Analysis: A New Method for Analyzing Sequential Relationships in Ordinal Data
by Patrik Lindenfors & Joshua Krusell & Staffan I. Lindberg - 857-868 Conducting a Street‐Intercept Survey in an Authoritarian Regime: The Case of Myanmar
by Andy Buschmann - 869-884 Increasing Voter Participation by Altering the Costs and Stakes of Voting
by Kevin E. Henrickson & Erica H. Johnson - 885-896 Social Mobility and Labor Market Outcomes Among the Second Generation of Racial Minority Immigrants in Canada
by Wen‐Hao Chen & Feng Hou - 897-910 Measuring Away the Importance of Institutions: The Case of Seigneurial Tenure and Agricultural Output in Canada East, 1851
by Vincent Geloso - 911-922 Do State‐Customized TANF Work Policies Actually Reduce Unemployment?
by Na Yeon Kim & Frances Stokes Berry - 923-935 The Rights/Development Nexus: Sen, Olson, and the Obesity Rights Movement
by David W. Rasmussen - 936-950 Macro‐Level Research on the Effect of Firearms Prevalence on Suicide Rates: A Systematic Review and New Evidence
by Gary Kleck - 951-964 Aid, Intervention, and Terror: The Impact of Foreign Aid and Foreign Military Intervention on Terror Events and Severity
by Orlandrew E. Danzell & Emizet F. Kisangani & Jeffrey Pickering - 965-974 Predicting Known Terrorist Event Outcomes and the Illusion of Self‐Assessed Expertise
by James L. Regens & Nick Mould & Clay Foster - 975-990 How Governance and Disasters Shape Renewable Energy Transitions: The Case of Japanese Mega‐Solar
by Timothy Fraser