¶¶ÒõÂÃÐÐÉä

John D. Griffin and Grace SagerÌýPublished: 2021,ÌýStudies in American Political DevelopmentÌýPublication coming soon!

John D. Griffin, Chad Kiewiet de Jonge, andÌýVania Ximena Velasco-GuachallaPublished: 2020,ÌýBritish Journal of Political ScienceAbstract:This article elaborates relative deprivation theory to a societal level to argue that political unrest

John D. Griffin and Brian NewmanPublished: 2019,ÌýPresidential Studies QuarterlyÌý49(2): 310-329.Abstract:Presidents face incentives to move toward the median voter as elections approach. We explore the racial consequences of these electoral

John D. Griffin, Brian Newman, and David W. NickersonPublished: 2019,ÌýLegislative Studies QuarterlyÌý44(1): 133-162Abstract:ÌýTheories of democratic politics prize congruence between citizens’ preferences and their elected

John D. Griffin, Brian Newman, and Patrick BuhrPublished: 2020,ÌýLegislative Studies QuarterlyÌý45(1)Abstract:ÌýDo Americans care how much money congressional candidates earn? We conducted three experiments to examine how candidates'

Answer, not so much, according to a trio of researchers including ¶¶ÒõÂÃÐÐÉä Boulder political scientistDuring a campaign stop in Iowa in 2016, now-President Donald Trump famously told his supporters: "I could stand in the middle of

Professor in Political Science and Faculty Director of the Conference on World AffairsSix years ago, John Griffin contacted ¶¶ÒõÂÃÐÐÉä professor Scott Adler about an open position at the University of Notre Dame, where Griffin was teaching at the time.“We