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Expert Commentary

Media, Politics & Government

Explaining the decision to withdraw from a U.S. presidential nomination campaign

by John Wihbey | November 9, 2011

2011 study from the University of Nevada, the University of Wyoming, and UC Merced on the true factors that cause candidates to end their campaigns.

Expert Commentary

Environment, Politics & Government

Measuring Americans’ concerns about climate change

by Leighton Walter Kille | November 8, 2011

2011 Stanford University study published in Public Opinion Quarterly on how the wording of questions facing society affects respondents’ answers.

Expert Commentary

Research chat: Boston Globe’s Renée Loth on informed opinion

by John Wihbey | November 8, 2011

Interview with the Boston Globe’s Renee Loth about the art of informed opinion writing.

Expert Commentary

Politics & Government

Riding the waves of money: Contribution dynamics in the 2008 presidential nomination campaign

by John Wihbey | November 7, 2011

2011 study in the Journal of Political Marketing looks at patterns of fundraising during the presidential primaries in 2008.

Expert Commentary

Politics & Government

Evangelicals, issues and the 2008 Iowa caucuses

by Margaret Weigel | November 7, 2011

2010 study on evangelical Republican and Democratic voting behaviors in 2008 Iowa caucuses.

Expert Commentary

Media, Politics & Government

Dynamic public opinion: Communication effects over time

by John Wihbey | November 4, 2011

2010 study in the American Political Science Review on the variables that can affect public views on issues over time.

Expert Commentary

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Environment

Structure of scientific opinion on climate change

by John Wihbey | November 4, 2011

2011 study surveying and analyzing scientific opinion on issues of global climate change and its causes.

Expert Commentary

Politics & Government, Race & Gender

I’m not voting for her: Polling discrepancies and female candidates

by Margaret Weigel | November 3, 2011

2010 study in Political Behavior on why pre-election polls in contests involving female candidates often do not accurately predict actual election outcomes.

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Economics, Media

Race to the bottom: Media marketization and increasing negativity toward the U.S. in China

by John Wihbey | November 3, 2011

2011 study in Political Communication examines trends in news stories in Chinese media and looks at underlying pressures driving these trends.

Expert Commentary

Father and daughter online (istockphoto)
Media

Facebook and the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act

by Margaret Weigel | November 2, 2011

2011 study published in the online journal First Monday on the online practices of 1,007 U.S. households with children, including age of initial registration and parental knowledge.

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“In the span of about two months, the Trump administration radically expanded the 287(g) program beyond anything I have seen in the past 15 years of close study of this precise policy,” writes immigration scholar Austin Kocher.

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