Policy Feedback Theory sits at the intersection of the two approaches: it brings political
considerations to bear on policy analysis, assessing how policies affect crucial aspects of …

How are Americans' perceptions of their economic lives related to their perceptions of their
agency (internal efficacy) and institutional responsiveness (external efficacy) in the political …

Scholars have charted a dramatic rise in the use of preemption both at the federal and state
levels since the 1970s, with courts and politicians from both parties enacting preemptions …

In many democracies, unemployed and low‐income citizens are less willing to vote. Can
social policies weaken the link between income and turnout? We study policy feedback …

The global increase in extreme weather events in recent years has spurred political
scientists to examine the potential political effects of such phenomena. This paper explores …

In political research, scholars have increasingly paid attention to the political challenges of
integrating new public policies into existing policy subsystems, which bears important …

When individuals receive benefits from government programs, does it affect their attitudes
toward those programs or toward government generally? A growing literature blends policy …

The policy feedback literature has long argued that policies influence politics. Several
scholars have examined the interpretive and resource effects of policies on political …

As a body of literature that informs and analyzes the effects of policy, policy feedback
research will benefit from more qualitative research designs with marginalized populations …

This article examines policy feedback via economic behavior in the mass public, with a focus
on consumption behavior. Do public policies affect the consumption behavior of mass …