Academic Papers
See research and academic papers generated with data from past surveys sent out by CivicPulse to government officials.
More Accurate But No Less Polarized: Comparing the Factual Beliefs of Government Officials and the Public
Forthcoming at British Journal of Political Science
Sept. 23, 2023
by Nathan Lee, Brendan Nyhan, Jason Reifler, and D.J. Flynn
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Polarization in Subnational Government: Evidence from Surveys of Township, Municipal, County, and State Policymakers
April 2020
by Nathan Lee, Michelangelo Landgrave, and Kirk Bansak
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Does Private Regulation Preempt Public Regulation?
Published in the American Political Science Review
February 2019
by Neil Malhotra, Benoît Monin, and Michael Tomz
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Peer Perception by Politicians: Evidence from Ultimatum Games Experiments with Incumbent Legislators
March 2019
by Lior Sheffer and Peter John Loewen
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Do Policymakers Listen to Experts? Evidence from a National Survey of Local and State Policymakers
June 2020
by Nathan Lee
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How Policymakers Evaluate Online versus Offline Constituent Messages
November 2018
by Kaiping Chen, Nathan Lee, and William Marble
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Where Do Women Serve? A Comprehensive Analysis of the Gender Gap in U.S. Government
August 2019
by Alejandra Aldridge and Nathan Lee
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“Does Private Regulation Preempt Public Regulation?” by Neil Malhotra, Benoît Monin, and Michael Tomz. Published in the American Political Science Review (2019).
"Peer Perception by Politicians: Evidence from Ultimatum Games Experiments with Incumbent Legislators" by Lior Sheffer and Peter John Loewen (2019).
“Do Policymakers Listen to Experts? Evidence from a National Survey of Local and State Policymakers” by Nathan Lee (2019).
“More Accurate But No Less Polarized: Comparing the Factual Beliefs of Government Officials and the Public” by Nathan Lee, Brendan Nyhan, Jason Reifler, and D.J. Flynn. Forthcoming at British Journal of Political Science.
“How Policymakers Evaluate Online versus Offline Constituent Messages” by Kaiping Chen, Nathan Lee, and William Marble (2019).
Where Do Women Serve? A Comprehensive Analysis of the Gender Gap in U.S. Government by Alejandra Aldridge and Nathan Lee. [data]
Polarization in Subnational Government: Evidence from Surveys of Township, Municipal, County, and State Policymakers by Nathan Lee, Michelangelo Landgrave, and Kirk Bansak.