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Volume 102, issue 7, 2021

A People's Abolition: How policed communities describe and enact liberatory futures pp. 3058-3072

Mihir Chaudhary, Gwen Prowse and Vesla M. Weaver

Why black women activists stay in the room when they are not being heard pp. 3073-3080

Karlia Nicole Brown

Whose democracy in which state?: Abolition democracy from Angela Davis to W. E. B. Du Bois pp. 3081-3086

Quinn Lester

Implementation has failed, implementation studies have failed even more: Racism and the future of systemic change pp. 3087-3094

Fernando Tormos‐Aponte, James E. Wright and Heath Brown

Bringing abolition in: Addressing carceral logics in social science research pp. 3095-3102

Elizabeth Jordie Davies, Jenn M. Jackson and Shea Streeter

Explaining the American crisis of policing: Media, malfeasance, and racial prejudice pp. 3103-3113

Andrea Silva and Diego Esparza

Black grammar: Repertoires of abolition's future, present, and past pp. 3114-3119

Christopher Paul Harris and Marisa Solomon

“As is” America: Subcontracting freedom pp. 3120-3126

Najja K. Baptist

Reclaiming the public space pp. 3127-3134

Kimberly Turner and Kiela Crabtree

Dreams from the Trap: Trap music as a site of liberation pp. 3135-3141

Claire B. Crawford

Looking in a mirror: Asylum in the United States as a reflection of white supremacy pp. 3142-3148

Adriano Udani and Maria Torres Wedding

Are police obsolete in Minneapolis? Racial capitalism and police abolition pp. 3149-3157

Jack Post Gramlich

When good trouble sparks agenda change: Disentangling the evolution of the Congressional Black Caucus' positions on police reform pp. 3158-3169

Periloux C. Peay and John D. Rackey

Volume 102, issue 6, 2021

The impact of COVID‐19 and political identification on framing bias in an infectious disease experiment: The frame reigns supreme pp. 2459-2471

Amy M. Wolaver and John A. Doces

Sociodemographic correlates of vaccine hesitancy in the United States and the mediating role of beliefs about governmental conspiracies pp. 2472-2481

Samuel Stroope, Rhiannon A. Kroeger, Courtney E. Williams and Joseph O. Baker

Scientists, presidents, and pandemics—comparing the science–politics nexus during the Zika virus and COVID‐19 outbreaks pp. 2482-2498

Thomas G. Safford, Emily H. Whitmore and Lawrence C. Hamilton

Does marriage protect mental health? Evidence from the COVID‐19 pandemic pp. 2499-2515

Clara E. Jace and Christos Makridis

Polarized social distancing: Residents of Republican‐majority counties spend more time away from home during the COVID‐19 crisis pp. 2516-2527

Damon C. Roberts and Stephen M. Utych

The right to work and to live: The implications of India's NREGS program for missing women pp. 2528-2551

Trupti Chaure and Daniel Hicks

Young voters and political participation in Indonesia: Revisiting a marriage gap pp. 2552-2564

Iim Halimatusa'diyah and Ella Prihatini

Breaking up is hard to do: Lessons from the strange case of New Zealand pp. 2565-2577

Kevin B. Grier and Michael C Munger

Determinants of citizens’ support for democracy in Ghana pp. 2578-2590

Joseph Yaw Asomah and Eugene Emeka Dim

Impact of the Special Zone for Asian Headquarters policy implementation in Tokyo pp. 2591-2598

Yu Takata

The effect of oil export on direct external democratizing pressures pp. 2599-2618

Jungmoo Woo

How the media construct happiness under cultural perspective in China: Through collectivistic and individualistic values pp. 2619-2639

Zhenhua Su, Qian Zhou, Yanyu Ye and Dongxiao Li

Gender differences in the perceptions of green spaces characteristics pp. 2640-2648

Olta Braçe, Marco Garrido‐Cumbrera and José Correa‐Fernández

Interaction effects on support for climate‐change mitigation pp. 2649-2660

Adrienne R. Brown and Lawrence C. Hamilton

Trust, corruption, and compliance with regulations: Attitudes to rule violations in the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park pp. 2661-2675

Sverker C. Jagers, Martin Sjöstedt, Aksel Sundström, Amanda Linell and Herbert Ntuli

African American and Latino discrimination complaints: comparing volume and outcomes pp. 2676-2688

Charles S. Bullock, Charles M. Lamb and Eric M. Wilk

Income and cost of living: Are less equal places more costly? pp. 2689-2705

Harrison S. Campbell

Uncalculated first‐party externalities given a beverage tax pp. 2706-2717

Jessica Zeiss, Les Carlson and A. Dwayne Ball

Earnings mobility and the Great Recession pp. 2718-2732

Brett Mullins, David L. Sjoquist and Sally Wallace

Value orientations and support for guaranteed income pp. 2733-2751

Donald R. Richards and Thomas L Steiger

What explains local policy cleavages? Examining the policy preferences of public officials at the municipal level pp. 2752-2760

Peter Bucchianeri, Riley Carney, Ryan Enos, Amy Lakeman and Gabrielle Malina

Income sorting by specialized services: Service differentiation by overlapping governments pp. 2761-2775

HyungGun Park

The effect of sanctions on economic freedom pp. 2776-2794

David Lektzian and Gor Mkrtchian

Teaching in the Virtual World: Examining Teachers’ Job Satisfaction and Turnover pp. 2795-2811

Christine H. Roch and Courtney Montague

Race and class patterns of income inequality during postrecession periods pp. 2812-2823

Giacomo DiPasquale, Matthew Gomies and Javier M. Rodriguez

Evaluating diffuse support for state high courts among individuals with varying levels of policy agreement pp. 2824-2835

Damon Cann and Jeff Yates

Congressional nominations and party emergence, 1788–1808 pp. 2836-2848

Aric Dale Gooch and Jay Dow

Strength in numbers: The forces of constituency size, legislator identity, and institutional position on veterans’ representation pp. 2849-2862

Lindsey Cormack

State legislative committee deliberations: Why some issues are difficult and where state legislators turn for help pp. 2863-2880

Kristin Taylor, Marjorie Sarbaugh‐Thompson and Steven Betz

Twitter and the electoral connection pp. 2881-2893

Thomas R. Gray and Carlos Gutierrez‐Mannix

Rigid rules and slippery standards: How the nature of U.S. Supreme Court precedents influences subsequent state court treatments pp. 2894-2906

Matthew D. Montgomery, Michael P. Fix and Justin T. Kingsland

“I haven't come a long way, and I'm not a baby”: Task assignment and diversity of the Supreme Court bar pp. 2907-2929

John Szmer, Erin B. Kaheny and Tammy A. Sarver

“Easy” and “hard” issues: Attitude extremity and a role of the need to evaluate pp. 2930-2941

Heysung Lee

Does social media type matter to politics? Investigating the difference in political participation depending on preferred social media sites pp. 2942-2954

Cheonsoo Kim and Soobum Lee

Voter experience and ballot language framing effects: Evidence from a survey experiment pp. 2955-2971

Ted D. Rossier

The new older adult participant in American politics pp. 2972-2984

Ryan P. Burge and Brittany H. Bramlett

Social distance attitudes, educational mobility, and European ancestry groups in the post‐World‐War II United States pp. 2985-2995

Robert L. Boyd

Sports elites, counter‐stereotypical statements, and immigration attitudes pp. 2996-3006

Betina Cutaia Wilkinson, Melissa R. Michelson and Alexis Webster

Has DACA promoted work over schooling and professional advancement for qualifying Mexican Dreamers? pp. 3007-3019

Richard C. Jones

Exposure to television and support for restrictive immigration policies in the midst of the immigration crisis: A cross‐national comparison pp. 3020-3035

Nella Geurts, Roos Geurts, Peer Scheepers and Maurice Vergeer

Immigration and public opinion: Will backlash impede immigrants’ policy progress? pp. 3036-3049

Benjamin G. Bishin, Thomas J. Hayes, Matthew B. Incantalupo and Charles Anthony Smith

Volume 102, issue 5, 2021

The political science of Covid‐19: An introduction pp. 2045-2054

Lorena Barberia, Thomas Plümper and Guy D. Whitten

Should I stay or should I go? Embracing causal heterogeneity in the study of pandemic policy and citizen behavior pp. 2055-2069

Lorena Barberia, Maria Leticia Claro Oliveira, Andrea Junqueira, Natália de Paula Moreira and Guy D. Whitten

Modeling and forecasting the COVID‐19 pandemic time‐series data pp. 2070-2087

Jurgen Doornik, Jennifer Castle and David Hendry

The effectiveness of government measures during the first wave of the outbreak pp. 2088-2105

María Celeste Ratto, Juan Manuel Cabrera, Daniela Zacharías and Juan Martín Azerrat

Ideology and compliance with health guidelines during the COVID‐19 pandemic: A comparative perspective pp. 2106-2123

Michael Becher, Daniel Stegmueller, Sylvain Brouard and Eric Kerrouche

Gender differences in perceived risk of COVID‐19 pp. 2124-2133

Andrew Lewis and Raymond Duch

The logics of COVID‐19 travel restrictions between European countries pp. 2134-2154

Eric Neumayer, Thomas Plümper and Matthew Shaikh

Politically connected companies are less likely to shutdown due to COVID‐19 restrictions pp. 2155-2169

Robert Kubinec, Haillie Na‐Kyung Lee and Andrey Tomashevskiy

Voters’ view of leaders during the Covid‐19 crisis: Quantitative analysis of keyword descriptions provides strength and direction of evaluations pp. 2170-2183

Annika Fredén and Sverker Sikström

Brexit, COVID‐19, and attitudes toward immigration in Britain pp. 2184-2193

Mark Pickup, Eline A. de Rooij, Clifton van der Linden and Matthew J. Goodwin

Did Covid‐19 Kill Trump Politically? The Pandemic and Voting in the 2020 Presidential Election pp. 2194-2209

Harold Clarke, Marianne C. Stewart and Karl Ho

Voting in a global pandemic: Assessing dueling influences of Covid‐19 on turnout pp. 2210-2235

Sara M. Constantino, Alicia D. Cooperman and Thiago M. Q. Moreira

The strategy of protest against Covid‐19 containment policies in Germany pp. 2236-2250

Thomas Plümper, Eric Neumayer and Katharina Gabriela Pfaff

Partisan Differences in Social Distancing May Originate in Norms and Beliefs: Results from Novel Data pp. 2251-2265

Jennifer D. Wu and Gregory A. Huber

Are School Reopening Decisions Related to Union Influence? pp. 2266-2284

Corey A. DeAngelis and Christos Makridis

The Lasting Effects of the COVID‐19 Pandemic on Support for Anti‐Democratic Political Systems: A Six‐Month Longitudinal Study pp. 2285-2295

Michele Roccato, Silvia Russo, Pasquale Colloca and Nicoletta Cavazza

A Recipe for Madness: Parenthood in the Era of Covid‐19 pp. 2296-2311

Laurel Elder and Steven Greene

Who Trusts the WHO? Heuristics and Americans’ Trust in the World Health Organization During the COVID‐19 Pandemic pp. 2312-2330

A. Burcu Bayram and Todd Shields

The Effect of Social Distancing on the Early Spread of the Novel Coronavirus pp. 2331-2340

Gregory Price and Eric van Holm

COVID‐19 and Motivated Reasoning: The Influence of Knowledge on COVID‐Related Policy and Health Behavior pp. 2341-2359

Steven M. Sylvester

Coping with the COVID‐19 pandemic through institutional trust: Rally effects, compensatory control, and emotions pp. 2360-2367

Michele Roccato, Pasquale Colloca, Nicoletta Cavazza and Silvia Russo

Conservatism and infrequent mask usage: A study of US counties during the novel coronavirus (COVID‐19) pandemic pp. 2368-2382

Kelsey E. Gonzalez, Rina James, Eric T. Bjorklund and Terrence D. Hill

The COVID‐19 pandemic and government responses: A gender perspective on differences in public opinion pp. 2383-2393

Daniel Stockemer, Friedrich Plank and Arne Niemann

Job precarity and economic prospects during the COVID‐19 public health crisis pp. 2394-2411

Wen‐Jui Han and Jake Hart

Polarization, partisanship, and pandemic: The relationship between county‐level support for Donald Trump and the spread of Covid‐19 during the spring and summer of 2020 pp. 2412-2431

David S. Morris

The unanticipated effect of COVID‐19 on house apportionment pp. 2432-2434

Jonathan Cervas and Bernard Grofman

The crowding of social distancing: How social context and interpersonal connections affect individual responses to the coronavirus* pp. 2435-2451

Debra Leiter, Jack Reilly and Beth Vonnahme

Volume 102, issue 4, 2021

Voting Experiences, Perceptions of Fraud, and Voter Confidence pp. 1225-1238

R. Michael Alvarez, Jian Cao and Yimeng Li

Lonely Hearts, Empty Booths? The Relationship between Loneliness, Reported Voting Behavior and Voting as Civic Duty pp. 1239-1254

Alexander Langenkamp

Racial Exclusion in the Antebellum North: An Analysis of Indiana's 1851 Vote to Ban African American Immigration pp. 1255-1267

Scott Milliman

Building Populist Discourse: An Analysis of Populist Communication in American Presidential Elections, 1896–2016 pp. 1268-1288

James J. Fahey

Linking Extraversion to Collective and Individual Forms of Political Participation: The Mediating Role of Political Discussion pp. 1289-1310

Brigitte Huber, Manuel Goyanes and Homero Gil de Zúñiga

Begin Again: Election Campaign and Own Opinions Among First‐Time Voters in Romania pp. 1311-1329

Sergiu Gherghina and Elena Rusu

Red to Purple? Changing Demographics and Party Change in Texas pp. 1330-1348

Juan Carlos Huerta and Beatriz Cuartas

Changes in attitudes, nothing remains quite the same: Absentee voting and public health pp. 1349-1360

Mark Owens

The “costs” of voting: The effects of vote‐by‐mail on election administration finance in Colorado pp. 1361-1379

Matt Lamb

Estimating the Willingness to Pay for Voting when Absentee Voting is not Allowed pp. 1380-1393

C. Y. Cyrus Chu, S. Y. Lin and Wen-Jen Tsay

Rights and responsibilities: Citizenship norms and protest activity in a cross‐country analysis pp. 1394-1407

Cerem I. Cenker‐Özek, Didem Çakmaklı and Ekrem Karakoç

Sexism as a political force: The impact of gender‐based attitudes on the presidential elections of 2012 and 2016 pp. 1408-1427

Eric Hanley

Changing patterns of Asian‐American partisanship: Accounting for the politicization of the U.S.’s fastest growing minority pp. 1428-1438

Kayee Zhou and Dennis Patterson

Understudied questions of Key's friends and neighbors voting thesis pp. 1439-1450

John Frendreis and Raymond Tatalovich

Does Legislative Institutionalization Impact Policy Adoption? New Evidence from the Colonial and Early State Legislatures 1757–1795 pp. 1451-1465

Elizabeth I. Dorssom

Loan Financing as a Tool for Nonincumbent House Candidates pp. 1466-1483

Anne E. Baker

One Bad Apple Spoils the Bunch: Kavanaugh and Change in Institutional Support for the Supreme Court pp. 1484-1495

Nathan T. Carrington and Colin French

Policy Innovativeness and Sexual Freedom pp. 1496-1510

Feler Bose

Measuring Institutional Design in U.S. States pp. 1511-1533

Scott J. LaCombe

What About the Rest of the Pie? A Dynamic Compositional Approach to Modeling Inequality pp. 1534-1552

Ali Kagalwala, Andrew Q. Philips and Guy D. Whitten

Congress and the Political Economy of the National Endowment for the Arts pp. 1553-1568

Thomas R. Gray and Jeffery A. Jenkins

Direct and indirect influences of political regimes on corruption pp. 1569-1589

Rajeev Goel and Michael Nelson

Evaluating federated voluntary associations’ membership data: An application of Benford's Law pp. 1590-1601

Adam Chamberlain and Alixandra B. Yanus

Amateur hour: The dominance of purposive benefits among local political party chairs pp. 1602-1614

Douglas D. Roscoe and Shannon Jenkins

Profiles in party switching: The case of Southern Party activists pp. 1615-1637

Seth C. McKee and Antoine Yoshinaka

Linking global leadership to domestic legitimacy: Comparative analysis of perceptions of Xi and Obama pp. 1638-1653

Myunghee Kim and Xiongwei Cao

State‐level immigration legislation and social life: The impact of the “show me your papers” laws pp. 1654-1685

Christopher Maggio

Sustainable land urbanization, urban amenities, and population urbanization: Evidence from city‐level data in China pp. 1686-1698

Songlin Zhang, Haoqing Zheng, Hongyong Zhou, Qing Shao and Qun Wu

Do social constructions and gender mainstreaming in policy design affect the evaluation of the policy process? An analysis of a policy intervention in a postconflict society pp. 1699-1718

Nathalie Mendez

The Impact of Subjective Social Position on Public Evaluations of Police pp. 1719-1742

Valerie Martinez‐Ebers, Regina Branton and Brian Calfano

Smartphone Addiction, Loneliness, Narcissistic Personality, and Family Belonging Among University Students: A Path Analysis pp. 1743-1760

Şahin Gökçearslan, Hatice Yildiz Durak, Burcu Berikan and Mustafa Saritepeci

The Human Factor: Algorithms, Dissenters, and Detention in Immigration Enforcement pp. 1761-1786

Robert Koulish and Ernesto Calvo

The Effect of Children's Gender on Parents’ Attitudes Toward Women pp. 1787-1802

Nicole Y. Wesley and James C. Garand

How Social Desirability Bias Affects Immigration Attitudes in a Hyperpolarized Political Environment pp. 1803-1811

Edward Carmines and Rita Nassar

Measuring White Fragility pp. 1812-1829

Terrence Hill, Andrew Mannheimer and J. Micah Roos

A roadmap to understanding restrictive immigration policy outcomes pp. 1830-1847

Nichole Gligor and David Gligor

Mass media exposure and disproportional influences on materialistic values and buying impulsiveness among urban youth pp. 1848-1865

Nan Sook Yu and Jiwon Nam‐Speers

“Deep questions for a Saturday morning”: An investigation of the Australian and Canadian general public's definitions of gender pp. 1866-1881

Jennifer Hall, Limin Jao, Cinzia Di Placido and Rebecca Manikis

Racial identity and emotional responses to confederate symbols pp. 1882-1893

Byron D'Andra Orey, Najja Baptist and Valeria Sinclair‐Chapman

Do Source cues or frames matter? Convincing the public about the veracity of climate science pp. 1894-1906

Jason Gainous, Rodger A. Payne and Melissa K. Merry

Racial prejudice, education, and views of climate change pp. 1907-1919

Salil D. Benegal and Mirya R. Holman

Educational gender inequality in the Muslim world: A problem of a cultural heritage, religion, or modernization? pp. 1920-1930

Sumaia A. Al‐Kohlani

Unmasking the American death penalty debate: Race, context, and citizens’ willingness to execute pp. 1931-1946

Mark D. Ramirez

A Global Analysis of Financial Crises and the Growth of Informal Economic Activity pp. 1947-1965

Robert G. Blanton and Dursun Peksen

Is it a four‐star movement? Policy transformation and the U.S. women's national soccer team's campaign for equal pay pp. 1966-1981

Ashley English

Does foreign capital dependence affect carbon dioxide emissions in less‐developed countries? A cross‐national analysis, 1980–2014 pp. 1982-1993

Steven Andrew Mejia

Are independent inventors a relic of the past? A study of independent patenting in the United States, 1963–2014 pp. 1994-2005

Eric Dahlin

Are people better employees than machines? Dehumanizing language and employee performance appraisals pp. 2006-2019

Luke Fowler and Stephen Utych

Cognitive Effects of Inattentive Responding in an MTurk Sample pp. 2020-2039

Jimin Pyo and Michael G. Maxfield

Volume 102, issue 3, 2021

Introduction to the Special Issue on Reframing Confederate Monuments: Memory, Power, and Identity pp. 959-978

Jocelyn J. Evans and William B. Lees

Context of a Contested Landscape pp. 979-1001

Jocelyn J. Evans and William B. Lees

The Problem with “Confederate” Monuments on our Heritage Landscape pp. 1002-1015

William Lees

Mapping Confederate Icons and Their Contestation pp. 1016-1031

Jocelyn J. Evans and Katherine Sims

“Lost Cause” Memories and Cultural Amnesias: Mayor Mitch Landrieu's Tragicomic Speech on Confederate Monument Removals pp. 1032-1043

M. Kelly Carr

The Removal of Confederate Monuments: Reflections on Power and Privilege in Shared Spaces pp. 1044-1055

Sara Z. Evans

“Sacred to the Hart”*: Identity and Dignity as Reflected in the Memorial Landscapes of Postemancipation African Americans in Pensacola, Florida pp. 1056-1073

Margo S. Stringfield

What Goes Wrong in Debates over Public Monuments pp. 1074-1083

S. Brian Hood

Confederate Imagery in Congressional Rhetoric: Divisions and Deliberation pp. 1084-1097

Jessica M. Hayden

Heritage Versus Hate: Assessing Opinions in the Debate over Confederate Monuments and Memorials pp. 1098-1110

Christopher A. Cooper, Scott H. Huffmon, H. Gibbs Knotts and Seth C. McKee

Reflective Consensus Building on the Nation's Largest Confederate Memorial: A Case Study pp. 1111-1127

Michael H.G. Hoffmann

A Systems Approach to Understanding Community Power in the Debate over Confederate Monuments pp. 1128-1150

Keith Gåddie and Jocelyn J. Evans

The Systemic Affect of Culture, Power, and Terror in the Southern Public Space pp. 1151-1166

Jocelyn J. Evans and Keith Gåddie

Memorialization as a Mechanism of Power in the Present: The Creation and Contestation of National Narratives in the Wake of Internal Armed Conflict pp. 1167-1178

Krista Billingsley

The Battle Is Joined: Contemporary Art and Contested Memorial Ecologies pp. 1179-1198

Amy Bowman‐McElhone, Carrie Fonder, Joshua Aiken and Karyn Olivier

The Social Meaning of Competing Memorial Spaces: Examining the Alabama Confederate Memorial Monument and the National Peace and Justice Memorial in Montgomery, Alabama pp. 1199-1218

Jocelyn J. Evans and Bruna Fernandez

Volume 102, issue 2, 2021

The Effect of Health Insurance Coverage on Homeownership and Housing Prices: Evidence from the Medicaid Expansion pp. 633-648

Masanori Kuroki and Xiangbo Liu

Municipal Insurance Pools and Disenfranchisement in Indian Country pp. 649-662

Joseph Dietrich, Jean Schroedel, Kara Mazareas and Joseph Lake

Prescription Opioid Misuse and Property Crime pp. 663-682

McCaslin Giles and Michael Malcolm

Power Signaling and Intergovernmental Transfers: Evidence from the Distribution of Center‐to‐Province Earmarked Transfers in China pp. 683-705

Zhikuo Liu, Tao Qian and Qi Zhang

Does Income (Re)distribution Matter for Subjective Well‐being? Evidence from Cross‐country Panel Data pp. 706-721

Haejo Kang and Dong-Eun Rhee

Population Aging and Its Impact on the Country's Economy pp. 722-736

Artem Lukyanets, Igor Okhrimenko and Maria Egorova

The Transferability of Out‐Group Contact: Does Knowing a Member of the LGBT Community Improve Feelings Toward Racial Minorities, Muslims, and Immigrants? pp. 737-754

Spencer Lindsay

Does Disgust Drive Religious Freedom Attitudes? Experimental Results About the Context of Service Refusal Opinion pp. 755-770

Paul A. Djupe, Andrew R. Lewis, Anand E. Sokhey and Ryan P. Burge

Trade Layoffs and Hate in the United States pp. 771-785

Matthew DiLorenzo

Care to Wager Again? An Appraisal of Paul Ehrlich's Counterbet Offer to Julian Simon, Part 1: Outcomes pp. 786-807

Pierre Desrochers, Vincent Geloso and Joanna Szurmak

Care to Wager Again? An Appraisal of Paul Ehrlich's Counterbet Offer to Julian Simon, Part 2: Critical Analysis pp. 808-829

Pierre Desrochers, Vincent Geloso and Joanna Szurmak

Responding to Policy Signals? An Experimental Study on Information about Policy Adoption and Data Retention Policy Support in Germany pp. 830-843

Eva‐Maria Trüdinger, Achim Hildebrandt, Sebastian Jäckle and Jonas Löser

The Color of Electoral Success: Estimating the Effect of Skin Tone on Winning Elections in Mexico pp. 844-864

Raymundo M. Campos‐Vazquez and Carolina Rivas‐Herrera

Which Townships Support Charter Schools? A Study of the 2016 Massachusetts Charter Referendum pp. 865-880

Bich Thi Ngoc Tran

Local Weather Effects: Perception of Climate Change and Public Support for Government Intervention pp. 881-896

Jeong Hyun Kim, Min Hee Seo and Betsy Sinclair

Racial Politics and the Presidency: Analyzing White House Visits by Professional Sports Teams pp. 897-919

Kendall L. Bailey and Austin Trantham

Defying the Supreme Court: The Impact of Overt Resistance to Landmark Legal Rulings pp. 920-938

Michael A. Zilis and Xander Borne

Effects of Nonresponse, Measurement, and Coverage Bias in Survey Estimates of Voting pp. 939-954

Philip S. Brenner

Volume 102, issue 1, 2021

The Interactive Effects of Scientific Knowledge and Gender on COVID‐19 Social Distancing Compliance pp. 7-16

Carlos Algara, Sam Fuller, Christopher Hare and Sara Kazemian

Professors and Practitioners: Assessing the Impact of COVID‐19 in the State of Oklahoma with and Without Residents of Long‐Term Care Facilities pp. 17-28

Jared Taylor, Melinda McCann, Goutam Chakraborty, Glen Krutz, Justin Dvorak and Aaron Wendelboe

Are Individuals Harmed by Gerrymandering? Examining Access to Congressional District Offices pp. 29-46

David Niven, Benjamin Plener Cover and Michael Solimine

Enhancing Democracy: Can Civic Engagement Foster Political Participation? pp. 47-68

Martin Binder

Does the Bureaucracy Affect Trust in Government? Evidence from Aggregate Public Opinion pp. 69-82

Louis Fucilla

Polarization and the Decline of Economic Voting in American National Elections pp. 83-89

Christopher R. Ellis and Joseph Daniel Ura

An Authoritarian Undercurrent in the Postmaterialist Tide: The Rise of Authoritarianism Among the Younger Generation in China pp. 90-106

Shuai Jin and Yingnan Joseph Zhou

The People and The Nation: The “Thick” and the “Thin” of Right‐Wing Populism in Canada pp. 107-124

Chris Erl

Monuments as Mobilization? The United Daughters of the Confederacy and the Memorialization of the Lost Cause pp. 125-139

Adam Chamberlain and Alixandra B. Yanus

Welcome Home—Now Vote! Voting Rights Restoration and Postsupervision Participation pp. 140-153

Kevin Morris

Identifying and Understanding Distinctive Political Attitudes of Chinese Migrant Workers: A Research Note pp. 154-165

Yao‐Yuan Yeh and Robert Harmel

Cui Bono? Partisanship and Attitudes Toward Refugees pp. 166-178

Richard Hanania

Cognitive Sophistication, Religion, and the Trump Vote pp. 179-197

Darren E. Sherkat

No Justice! Black Protests? No Peace: The Racial Nature of Threat Evaluations of Nonviolent #BlackLivesMatter Protests pp. 198-208

Periloux C. Peay and Tyler Camarillo

Perception of Immigrants in Europe: A Multilevel Assessment of Macrolevel Conditions pp. 209-227

Francis D. Boateng, Wesley S. McCann, Joselyne L. Chenane and Daniel K. Pryce

Who Are “the Immigrants”? Beliefs About Immigrant Populations and Anti‐Immigration Attitudes in the United States and Britain pp. 228-237

Kirill Zhirkov

One Group, Two Worlds? Latino Perceptions of Policy Salience Among Mainstream and Spanish‐Language News Consumers pp. 238-258

Barbara Gomez‐Aguinaga

Tracking Hispanic Political Emergence in Georgia: An Update pp. 259-268

M.V. Hood and Charles S. Bullock

Nationalization and Its Consequences for State Legislatures pp. 269-280

Richard Burke

Ideology and Risk Focus: Conservatism and Opinion‐Writing In the U.S. Supreme Court pp. 281-300

Gordon Ballingrud

Senate Representation on Twitter: National Policy Reputations for Constituent Communication pp. 301-323

Annelise Russell

Determinants of Confidence in U.S. Institutions: Comparing Congress and Corporations pp. 324-342

Daniel Bolger, Robert Thomson and Elaine Howard Ecklund

Learning to Play Through Pain and Injury: An Examination of Social Learning Theory Among Iranian Athletes pp. 343-361

Saeed Kabiri, Jaeyong Choi, Seyyedeh Masoomeh (Shamila) Shadmanfaat, Koen Ponnet, Julak Lee, Sanghun Lee and Christopher M. Donner

The Cultural Sources of Deception in Soccer: How Collectivism Affects the Number of Penalties in European Soccer Leagues pp. 362-373

Ignacio Lago and Carlos Lago‐Peñas

Discrete Events and Hate Crimes: The Causal Role of the Brexit Referendum pp. 374-386

Daniel Devine

Christmas Trees, Presidents, and Mass Shootings: Explaining Gun Purchases in the South and Non‐South pp. 387-406

Kristina M. LaPlant, Keith E. Lee and James T. LaPlant

Leadership Matters: Police Chief Race and Fatal Shootings by Police Officers pp. 407-419

Stephen Wu

Terrorist Attacks, Stereotyping, and Attitudes Toward Immigrants: The Case of the Manchester Bombing pp. 420-432

Moreno Mancosu and Mònica Ferrín Pereira

Cooperation with Police in China: Surveillance Cameras, Neighborhood Efficacy and Policing pp. 433-453

Yuning Wu, Ivan Y. Sun and Rong Hu

Asset Limits in Public Assistance and Savings Behavior Among Low‐Income Families pp. 454-467

Leah Hamilton

Dividing Lines: The Role School District Boundaries Play in Spending Inequality for Public Education pp. 468-491

Karin Kitchens

What Determines the Demand for Redistribution and What Can We Expect from the Nearby Future: Empirical Evidence for Spain pp. 492-507

Juan Ignacio Martín‐Legendre, Pablo Castellanos‐García and José Manuel Sánchez‐Santos

Income, Equality, and Economic Development pp. 508-522

Alvaro Montenegro

Effects of Charter School Competition on District School Budgeting Decisions: Experimental Evidence from Texas pp. 523-546

Corey A. DeAngelis and Christian Barnard

Motivations for Social Interaction: The Case of Pokémon Go After the Fad Ended pp. 547-551

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