Survey respondents who are non-attentive, respond randomly, or misrepresent who they are
can impact the outcomes of surveys. Prior findings reported by the CDC have suggested that …

In the spring and summer of 2020, a remarkable number of Americans participated in a
remarkable number of protests in support of Black Lives Matter. How did the general public …

This chapter examines experimental treatments and the theoretical, practical, and empirical
issues involved in their implementation. I begin by discussing the underlying purpose of …

Society is becoming increasingly dependent on survey research. However, surveys can be
impacted by participants who are non-attentive, respond randomly to survey questions, and …

Trust between constituent actors within the European Union (EU)'s multilevel regulatory
regimes is decisive for regulatory success. Trust drives information flows, increases …

From an intercultural perspective, this article explores majority/minority and between
minorities interactions, and revisits Allport's contact theory, in a socially and ethnically …

Surveys have become indispensable approach for gathering input from diverse people in
several fields, including social research, marketing, healthcare, and public opinion polls …

Campaign finance compliance and transparency reveal important non-policy attributes that
voters care about. Using vignette and conjoint survey experiments, I show that voters in …

Political attempts to control how the past may be represented have flourished in the twenty-
first century. Russia participates in this trend, having taken steps to legislatively and …

This chapter discusses how survey experiments can contribute to knowledge cumulation in
political science. It introduces a typology of survey experiments that clarifies how they might …