Communications, Media and Public Opinion
Working
Papers
(Arranged by Author)
| Jason Barabas | |
| WP-99-07 | Deliberative Opinion Change and Consistency: Citizens in
the 1994 Illinois Gubernatorial Election Jason Barabas |
| WP-98-31 | Reassessing Public Opinion Stability Jason Barabas |
| Dennis Chong | |
| WP-97-13 | When Morality and Economics Collide (or Not) in a Texas Community
Dennis Chong and Anna-Maria Marshall |
| Fay Lomax Cook | |
| WP-01-06 | Policy
Responsiveness to Public Opinion: The State of the Debate Jeff Manza and Fay Lomax Cook |
| WP-00-05 | Invoking Public Opinion: Polls, Policy Debates, and the
Future of Social Security Fay Lomax Cook, Jason Barabas, and Benjamin I. Page |
| WP-00-22 | Assessing Assumptions About Americans' Attitudes Toward
Social Security: Popular Claims Meet Hard Data Fay Lomax Cook and Lawrence R. Jacobs |
| WP-99-22 | Deliberative Democracy in Action: An Analysis of the Effects
of Public Deliberation Fay Lomax Cook, Jason Barabas and lawrence R. Jacobs |
| WP-98-30 | The New Politics of Social Security Fay Lomax Cook |
| WP-97-10 | Describing and Explaining Public Support for Social Welfare Programs
Over Time Fay Lomax Cook and Jason Barabas |
| WP-96-35 | Print Media Support for Social Welfare Programs: The View from the
Opinion Pages of the Elite Press Fay Lomax Cook and Gretchen Caspary |
| Jack Doppelt | |
| WP-94-11 | The Breaking Dike of Information: Confidentiality, the News Media
and the Joseph Wallace Case Jack C. Doppelt |
| Robert Entman | |
| WP-93-25 | The Private and Public Spheres in Campaign '92: Ethics, Epistemology
and Power in News of Infidelity Robert M. Entman |
| WP-93-27 | Framing the Libya Crisis of 1986: The Contest for Context Robert M. Entman (with Scott L. Althaus, Jill A. Edy, Hiroo Notany, Patricia Phalen, and Rob Schneider) |
| Craig L. LaMay | |
| WP-01-07 | Public
Service Announcements, Broadcasters, and the Public Interest: Regulatory
Background and the Digital Future Craig L. LaMay |
| WP-97-11 | The Funding Perils of Public Broadcasting Craig L. LaMay and Burton A. Weisbrod |
| Cynthia Linton | |
| WP-98-15 | African-American and Latino Views of Local Chicago TV
News Cynthia C. Linton and Robert K. LeBailly |
| Charles Manski | |
| WP-00-04 |
Probabilistic Polling |
| Jeff Manza | |
| WP-01-06 | Policy
Responsiveness to Public Opinion: The State of the Debate Jeff Manza and Fay Lomax Cook |
| WP-00-21 | The Truly Disfranchised: Felon Voting Rights and American
Politics Jeff Manza, Christopher Uggen and Marcus Britton |
| WP-99-08 | Revival of the New Deal Coalitions? Social Groups and Political
Change in the 1990s Jeff Manza and Clem Brooks |
| Benjamin Page | |
| WP-99-06 | Is Social Security Reform Ready for the American Public Benjamin Page |
| David Protess | |
| WP-95-30 | Journalists and the Condemned: The Limits of Media Agenda-Setting
in Capital Cases David L. Protess |
| WP-93-26 | Hate Crimes and the Press: A Refracted Mirror David L. Protess |
| James Snider | |
| WP-97-12 | Does Media Ownership Affect Media Stands? The Case of the Telecommunications
Act of 1996 James H. Snider and Benjamin I. Page |
| WP-97-29 | The Political Power of TV Broadcasters: Covert Bias and Anticipated
Reactions James H. Snider and Benjamin I. Page |