… Specifically, polarization intensifies the impact of party endorsements on opinions, …
substantively grounded—opinions. We discuss the implications for public opinion formation and the …

… judiciary had a proprietary right to control constitutional change. The second of these points
was implicit in the political conception of the constitution that realists fashioned and would …

… nature of public opinion," Brewster Smith has suggested, "that a wide range of personal
opinions are … What we are hypothesizing, in essence, is that changing stimuli from the political …

… that the opinions of the courts do, in a broad way, reflect dominant public opinion, the
decisions would seem to indicate that throughout this period opposition to the free public high …

… Our theory of racial position in public opinion is embedded in two premises: that individual
attitudes are constrained by the racial hierarchy and that higher position on the hierarchy …

… This essay provides a general introduction to polling and academic research on public opinion
concerning criminal justice. Historical analyses are presented, where appropriate, but the …

… Based on the results of public opinion surveys we can conclude that thus far this campaign
has been successful, as the majority of citizens support Slovenia becoming a member of the …

… and informative analysis of public opinion that appeared earlier in Crime and Justice (see
also Roberts and Stalans 1997, 1998). Our specific focus is on public opinion about policy pro…

… We conclude that a better understanding of conceptions of justice in this context could
assist exploration and understanding of public perceptions of and attitudes towards climate …

… In so doing, we draw upon the results of representative opinion surveys, as well as more …
portrait of the nature of public opinion. In our experience, public opinion polls with respect to …