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Ohio and Michigan are demographically similar states whose politics have diverged since 2016. This research aims to explain why these two Midwestern states have taken such different political paths ... %) (United States Census Bureau, 2023; Union Membership and Coverage Database, 2023) . These are only a few of the demographic similarities between the states which suggest that the change in political
American Democracy begins with one of the darkest moments in recent American political history: the January 6th attack on the Capitol. John Sides, Chris Tausanovitch, and Lynn Vavreck were perplexed about ... the current state of partisan political behavior following the controversial 2020 presidential election. In the introductory chapters, the authors begin by arguing that the essence of political
at the 2023 Ohio Association of Economists and Political Scientists Conference. We are indebted to an anonymous reviewer whose comments significantly improved this paper. We gratefully acknowledge the ... .2017.12.010 Barro, R. J. (1996). Democracy and growth. Journal of Economic Growth, 1(1), 1-27. Barro, R. J., & Sala-i-Martin, X. (1992). Convergence. Journal of Political Economy, 100(2), 223-251. Benfica, R
sending feedback on CPath clinical performance to the supplier. Social, political and legal factors – Healthcare regulation Considering legal factors, the uncertainty about the liability position of ... change; and Social, political and legal factors. We did not use the Patient factors domain since pathologists are not in direct contact with patients. Toward the end of the interviews, participants had the
Ever wonder how Buddhists use blogs, podcasts and other emerging technologies to support Buddhist religion and philosophy? Richard Harrison (University Libraries) interviews Dr. Ann Glieg (Philosophy ... , please contact . nA gielG esucsiD tsihduB skeG aMy 3, 2013 (https://illuminations.library.ucf.edu/) , yglonhce T & cilbuP noiatropsnar T Dr. Ann Gleig joined the UCF Department of Philosophy in August 2012
finds considerable ideological differences between the Tea Party and the GOP, which explains why the Tea Party implemented insurgent tactics to renegotiate the political identity of the Republican Party ... dissipate. However, Blum finds that researchers failed to notice how the Tea Party became an insurgent faction that exerted significant political influence on its host party and changed its ideological makeup
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national income models over long time periods (0CE to the present, for instance). Besides the Maddison GDP data, a number of other variables such as population, climate attributes, political characteristics ... these causes; geographic location, political and social factors, and population genetics. Consequently, I examine some of the literature that suggests ways to estimate such a model. A number of papers
, USA 1 Part of the American Politics Commons, Other Political Science Commons, Other Public Affairs , Public Follow this and additional works at: https://collected.jcu.edu/jep Policy and Public ... “bridging social capital,” which are “network relationships that connect groups and cross cleavages with respect to race, class, or political interest” (Musso et al., 2006; p. 85) . Also, a neighborhood
QUESTIONS ABOUT THE EFFECT OF IDENTITY ON POLITICAL ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR IN THE UNITED STATES ARE INCREASINGLY IMPORTANT AS ITS POPULATION BECOMES MORE DIVERSE. THE PRIMARY DRIVER OF THAT INCREASED ... IDENTITY. WE ALSO FIND RESULTS THAT REINFORCE THE PRESENCE OF CLASSIC INFLUENCES ON EFFICACY SUCH AS SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS AND POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT. INTRODUCTION What role does identity have on Latino
Border security remains a prominent political issue in 2018. During the 2016 presidential campaign, candidates from the Republican and Democratic parties referred to the effectiveness, or lack ... immigrants and their families (Caplan-Bricker, 2014) . Given the differences in philosophy between the two parties and the current oppositional political climate, it is easy to see the difficulty in
Dr. Michael Mousseau is Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Central Florida. He joined UCF in 2013 after fifteen years teaching at Koç…
despite losing the national popular vote by five percent (“Dave Leip’s Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections”). This increased Ohio’s pro-GOP lean to six percent, which falls outside of the Cook Political ... Report’s traditional battleground measure (“Introducing the 2021 Cook Political Report Partisan Voter Index”). The central question of this manuscript is what is behind these partisan shifts? We make a
area. The exhibit – based on Stein’s unpublished manuscript, “Recollections of a Cartoonist: Creating in Different World” – uses sketches, political cartoons, comic strips, and other artwork by Stein to
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language and passage rates. However, this study focuses on three interconnected states that have a long history of policy diffusion and similar socioeconomic, political and geographic landscapes that set the ... opinion polls or survey questions and how they influence response rates and vote choice has historically been a significant focus of political science literature (Rasinksi 1989; Kalton, Collins and Brook
" The Journal The Journal of Economics and Politics David McClough 0 0 Ohio Northern University , USA Part of the Political Economy Commons Recommended Citation - Article 1 Follow this and ... of Margaret Thatcher. That these two politicians could rise to office and affect change must be due to some dissatisfaction experienced by the voting public. Any analysis of the shift to the political
. 2015 ; 75 : 4582 - 92 . 37. Blau HM , Brazelton TR , Weimann JM . The evolving concept of a stem cell: entity or function? Cell . 2001 ; 105 : 829 - 41 . 38. Laplane L. Cancer stem cells: philosophy and
political philosophy and styled them as 1. Plato's "elite wisdom view," 2. St. Paul's absolutist approach, 3. Luther's "dreadful consequences view," 4. Benthem's egoistic utilitarianism, S. Bentham's "social ... , we argued that this group could be thought of as anarchists of a sort. Here we have been concerned with how political philosophy might deal with the individuals on different factors. not the internal
of fads, fashion, custom, and cultural change as informational cascades . Journal of Political Economy , 100 ( 5 ), 992 - 1026 . Blanes i Vidal , J. & M. Nossol ( 2011 ). Tournaments without prizes ... , F. & R. Lundholm ( 1995 ). Endogenous timing and the clustering of agents' decisions . Journal of Political Economy 103 ( 5 ), 1039 - 1066 . Harrison , G. W. & J. A. List ( 2004 ). Field experiments
