Maybe money in politics is not such a huge problem? What drives the U.S. federal bureaucracy? Is it really so bad for democracy if highly partisan voters stick with their...
In the first study of racial voting pattens to examine every U.S. congressional district, CSAP faculty affiliate Shiro Kuriwaki and his colleagues found that race explained...
In a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), Yale’s CSAP faculty affiliate Shiro Kuriwaki and his colleagues at Harvard University...
Millions of Americans count right-leaning Fox News as their primary source of information about politics and current events. A new working paper co-authored by Yale political...
Nobody enjoys being stopped by the police. But civilians who believe the officer interacting with them is attempting to behave fairly are more likely to perceive the officer’...
Jacob Hacker, CSAP faculty affiliate and invited Fellow at the American Academy of Political and Social Science (AAPSS) participated in a webinar event, “Civic Responsibility...
CSAP faculty Greg Huber and Alan Gerber have a new publication in the British Journal of Political Science, “Can Raising the Stakes of Election Outcomes Increase...
