*Category placement is based on papers actually online rather than the author's research interests.

 

 

Cary Coglianese

Harvard University. Titles include
"Building Sector-Based Consensus: A Review of the EPA's Common Sense Initiative";
"Does Consensus Work? A Pragmatic Approach to Public Participation in the Regulatory Process" (2003);
"Securing Truth for Power: Informational Strategy and Regulatory Policy" (2004);  and
"The Internet and Public Participation in Rulemaking."

 

Susan Fainstein

Columbia University.  Titles include

"Competitiveness, Cohesion, and Governance";
"New Directions in Planning Theory";
"Inequality in Global City Regions";  and
"Can We Make the Cities We Want?"

 

Lawrence Jacobs

University of Minnesota.  Titles include
"Politicians Don't Pander: Political Manipulation and the Loss of Democratic Responsiveness";
"The Credibility Crisis: Congress and the Press Neglect Sources Americans Believe the Most";
"Detached Democracy: Americans See Lobbyists and National Interest as More Influential than Public Opinion";
"Presidential Manipulation of Public Opinion: The Nixon Administration and the Public Pollsters";
"The Annenberg Public Policy Center Poll Watch: The 1996 Presidential Elections";
"The Crisis in Polling";
"Myths and Misunderstandings About Public Opinion Toward Social Security: Knowledge, Support, and Reformism";
"Pollwatch: The Media's Reporting and Distorting of Public Opinion Toward Entitlements";  and
"Congressional Leadership Of Public Opinion."

Helen Levy

University of Michigan. Scroll to the middle of the page. Titles include

"The Material Well-Being of Single Mother Households in the 1980s and 1990s: What Can We Learn from Food Spending?" (2005);
"Employer-Sponsored Disability Insurance: Where Are the Gaps in Coverage?" (2004);
"What Do People Buy When They Don't Buy Health Insurance and What Does That Say About Why They Are Uninsured?" (2003);  and
"The Economic Consequences of Being Uninsured" (2002).

Jeremy Richardson

Nuffield College, University of Oxford. Scroll to the middle of the page.  Titles include
"Government, Interest Groups and Policy Change";
"Matching declarations and actions? Commission proposals in the light of the Fifth Environmental Action Programme";
"Interest Groups And EU Policy Making: Organizational Logic And Venue Shopping";  and
"Implementing EU Public Policy."

 

Marco Steenbergen

University of North Carolina.  Titles include
"Monte Carlo Simulations of Similarity Coefficients";
"The Not-So Ambivalent Public: Policy Attitudes in the Political Culture of Ambivalence";  and
"The Reverend Bayes Meets J.Q. Public: Patterns of Political Belief Updating in Citizens."

 

Kenneth Wald

University of Florida.  Titles include
"All Politics is Local";

"Religion and Politics in the NES";

"Sexual Orientation and Educational Politics";

"Religion in Israeli Politics";

"Politics of School-Based Health Care";  and

"The Christian Right and Public Policy."

 

Dan Wood

Texas A&M.  Titles include
"Driven to Distraction: Do Presidents Divert Attention from Domestic Policy Issues with Foreign Policy Matters?";
"Financing Public Education: the Role of Equity, Efficiency, and Politics";
"Tradeoffs in State Expenditures: A Theory and Empirical Analysis Across States and Time";
"The Politics of Problem Definition: A Theory and Application to Sexual Harassment";
"The Politics of Administrative Design";  and
"Whatever Happened to Stationarity Assumption Three."

 

Jack Wright

Ohio State University.   Titles include
 "Consensual Rulemaking and the Time it Takes to Develop Rules."

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