James A. Stimson

Frank R. Baumgartner

Mary Layton Atkinson

K. Elizabeth Coggins

This Element develops an explanation of how and why all public policy preferences move over time.

Three Models of Opinion Dynamics

Jeffrey J. Kimmel

Sara Thurin Rollin

From Premanufacture to Disposal

Guide to Environmental Laws

Publishes scholarly articles on topics related to all areas of political science methodology. See also Freeman, John R.

An Annual Publication of the Methodology Section of the American Political Science Association

Political Analysis

Christopher Ellis

This book explains why the American public thinks of itself as conservative, but supports liberal positions on specific policy matters. Much scholarly work and popular commentary discusses the ideology of the American public: whether the public should be thought of as liberal or conservative, and why. This book is the first to focus squarely on the contradiction in public attitudes. By doing so, it can provide a broader explanation of American political ideology, and how American citizens connect their own beliefs and values to the choices presented by policy makers.

Ideology in America

Tracking trends in American public opinion, this study examines moods of public policy over time. It argues that public opinion is decisive in American politics and identifies the citizens who produce influential change as a relatively small subset of the American electorate.

James A. Stimson

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