Brandon Bartels
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Publications, Working Papers, and Work in Progress
Publications (Peer-Reviewed)
Bartels, Brandon L., and
Diana C. Mutz. 2009. “Explaining Processes of
Institutional Opinion Leadership.” (Web
Appendix) Journal of Politics 71(1)
(Forthcoming).
Scherer, Nancy, Brandon
L. Bartels, and Amy Steigerwalt. 2008. “Sounding
the Fire Alarm: The Role of Interest Groups in the Lower Court Confirmation
Process.” (Web Appendix) Journal of Politics 70(4) (Forthcoming).
Box-Steffensmeier, Janet
M., Peter M. Radcliffe, and Brandon L. Bartels. 2005. “The
Incidence and Timing of PAC Contributions to Incumbent U.S. House Members,
1993-94.” Legislative Studies Quarterly
30(November): 549-79.
Granberg, Donald, and
Brandon Bartels. 2005. “On Being a Lone
Dissenter.” Journal of Applied Social
Psychology 35:1849-58.
Book Chapters
Bartels,
Brandon L. N.d. “Top-Down and Bottom-Up Models of Judicial Reasoning, With a
Theoretical Application to the
McGraw, Kathleen M., and
Brandon Bartels. 2005. “Ambivalence Toward American Political Institutions:
Sources and Consequences.” In Ambivalence
and the Structure of Political Opinion, eds. Stephen C. Craig and
Michael D. Martinez.
Papers Under Review and Work in Progress
Bartels, Brandon L., Janet M. Box-Steffensmeier, Corwin D. Smidt, and
Renee M. Smith. “Heterogeneity, State Dependence,
and the Dynamics of Party Identification.” (Appendix) Under review
Bartels, Brandon L. “The
Interaction of Law and Ideology on the U.S. Supreme Court.” Under
review
Bartels,
Brandon L. “Choices in Context: How Case-Level
Factors Shape Preference-Based Behavior on the U.S. Supreme Court.” Under review
Bartels,
Brandon L., and Christopher D. Johnston. “Explaining
Elite-Mass Differences in Evaluations of the U.S. Supreme Court.” Under review
Johnston,
Christopher D., and Brandon L. Bartels. “Sensationalism
and Sobriety: Differential Media Exposure and Attitudes Toward American
Courts.” (Appendix) Under review
Bartels,
Brandon L. “Beyond ‘Fixed versus Random Effects’: A Solution to Cluster
Confounding for Panel, TSCS, and Multilevel Data Analysis.” Work in progress
Bartels,
Brandon L. “Uniters or Dividers? Institutional Endorsements and the Structure
of Public Opinion.” Work in progress
Bartels,
Brandon L., and Christopher D. Johnston. “How Should Supreme Court
Confirmations be Conducted? Comparing Normative Beliefs of the Mass Public and
Legal Elites.” Work in progress
Bartels,
Brandon L., and Andrew O’Geen. “Is Legal Change Revolutionary or Evolutionary?
Reconsidering the Foundations and Consequences of Jurisprudential Regimes in
Supreme Court Decision Making.” Work in
progress
Bartels,
Brandon L., and Rene Lindstaedt. “Assessing the Stability of the Rule of Four
on the
Bartels,
Brandon L. “On the Conceptualization and Specification of External Constraints
in Supreme Court Decision Making.” Work
in progress
Bartels,
Brandon L. “Accounting for Heterogeneity and Cluster Confounding in Duration
Models with Time-Varying Data: Issues and Applications.” Work in progress
Bartels,
Brandon L., and Christopher Parker. “Partisan Polarization in Attitudes Toward
Executive Power: Comparing the Mass Public with Executive and Congressional
Elites.” Work in progress