Last Update October 23, 2023 |
New Books |
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A Citizens Guide to the Political Psychology of Voting, by David Redlawsk and Michael Habegger, from Routlege. Using the 2016 Presidential election as its backdrop, this book explores recent political psychology research into voter decision making.
The Positive Case for Negative Campaigning, by Kyle Mattes
and David Redlawsk, from the University of Chicago Press. The book is available at Amazon, and you can see a preview of Ch 1 at Google Books.
The American Governor: Power, Constraint, and Leadership in the States. 2015, Palgrave Macmillan. Oldies but goodies:Re-upping a revised version of a blog post I wrote in Dec 2015 after attending a Trump event in Burlington, IA. My take: It's about Trump as Superman. Why
is it hard for voters to make decisions in a primary? AP science writer Malcolm Ritter has a story about this, quoting
me, as well as my colleague and co-author Rick Lau. |
Research,
Vita, and Personal Stuff |
Some Recent Research (See my Google Scholar profile for the most up to date list) Gender and Moral Language on the Presidential Campaign Trail (2023, Presidential Studies Quarterly) |