What influences the Supreme Court? Here’s what we learned. Rachael K. Hinkle and Morgan L.W. Hazelton - October 2, 2022 The reasoning in amicus briefs shows up in the decisions. Lawyers’ experience makes a big difference as well.
When lobbyists and legislators socialize, lobbyists are more likely to get what they want Sara Sadhwani, Pamela Lopez, Christian Grose, and Antoine Yoshinaka - January 12, 2022 Researchers may be right to follow the money. But they may also want to follow legislators and lobbyists’ more relaxed time together.
Conservative Republican women have led the fight to restrict abortion Rebecca J. Kreitzer, Emily U. Schilling, and Abigail A. Matthews - September 9, 2021 Democrats like to say Republicans are waging a ‘war on women.’ That erases the conservative Republican women who have been working to ban abortion.
Trump appoints lots of white men to be federal judges. Here’s why it matters. Rachael K. Hinkle and Michael J. Nelson - March 13, 2018 [caption id="attachment_70372" align="aligncenter" width="960"] President Trump shakes hands with Judge
How fights over Trump have led evangelicals to leave their churches Paul Djupe, Jacob Neiheisel, and Anand Sokhey - April 11, 2017 [caption id="attachment_56671" align="aligncenter" width="960"] Pastor Joshua Nink, right, prays for
Debating the benefits of rebel brutality Jacob Kathman - September 3, 2014 [caption id="attachment_15196" align="aligncenter" width="620"] People gather to look at burned
Subsidizing Peace Joshua Tucker - November 23, 2012 The following is a guest post from SUNY-Buffalo political scientist
The Origins of Conspiracy Theories John Sides - August 29, 2011 bq. What drives conspiracy theorizing in the United States?...For purchase
A Little Evidence on Corporate Campaign Spending John Sides - February 10, 2010 I've been remiss in following up on my promise to
This Week: A Colloquium on the 2008 Election John Sides - January 12, 2009 This week, The Monkey Cage will be hosting a discussion