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Book Manuscript:

When the Dust Settles: Governmental Response to Racial and Ethnic Minority Protest. (Under Contract with Cambridge University Press)

 

Published Papers:

2010. “Expanding the Possibilities: A Toolbox Theory of Political Participation” with Fredrick Harris. Oxford Handbook of American Elections and Behavior. ed. Jan Leighley. Oxford University Press. 144-161

2009. “Exploring the Micro-Dynamics of Political Participation: Unpacking Trends in Black and White Activism Over Time” with Valeria Sinclair-Chapman and Robert Walker. Electoral Studies. 28 (4) 550:561

 

Articles Under Review:

“Odd Man Out: Analyzing the Political Behavior of Citizens After their Candidate Loses an Election (2000-2002-2004)” (Revise and Resubmit)

“The Influence of Minority Protest and Public Opinion on the US Supreme Court” (Revise and Resubmit)

“The Influence of Protest Activity on Congressional Behavior: The Scope of Minority Protests in the District” (Under Review)

“Re-Defining Political Participation with Item Response Theory” (Under Review)

 

Working Papers:

“The Paradox of Descriptive Representation in the Executive Office: Racial Rhetoric and Presidential Approval”

“The Impact of Political Protest on the Incumbency Advantage”

 

Book Manuscripts in Preparation:

Governing with Words: Politicians’ Rhetoric on Race and the Impact on Citizens’ Political Attitudes and Behavior

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 
 

 
         
 

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