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Andrew Sidman

Associate Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

National Network for Safe Communities

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Department Of Political Science

Research & Evaluation Center

Political Science

Andrew Sidman is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Associate Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

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Andrew Sidman

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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political science political analysis elections political behavior political studies politics law political science research election forecasting political competition public policy political process public law jurisprudence social sciences international relations political methodology constitutional law comparative law case law legal process voting rights act gender diversity public integrity criminal justice democracy gender divide gender disparities accounting audit continuous auditing legislative aspect forecasting methodology civil-military relations gender gap wartime election certiorari contingent litigant behavior strategic auditing wartime morale exchange theory real time non-incumbent presidential elections feminist theory financial law comparative political studies private law human rights strategic studies scientometrics social science research identity politics gender theory gendered context international politics deliberative democracy procedural justice voting rule smart voting political equilibrium military culture constitutions rapid publication electronic voting real-time decision-making political knowledge american public appropriations committee perceived expertise mandatory appellate jurisdiction separate opinion writing american politics

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Voting Rights Act and the Curious Case of Three‐Judge District Court Panels. Law & Policy (2022)

political analysisconstitutional lawlawcriminal justicecase lawcurious casehuman rightspolitical studiespublic lawelectionsvoting rights actprocedural justicejurisprudencevoting rulepolitical sciencelegal process

Judges’ Race and the Voting Rights Act: Perceived Expertise in Three-Judge District Court Panels. Justice System Journal (2021)

political analysisconstitutional lawlawcomparative lawcriminal justicecase lawvoting rights actpublic lawelectionsjurisprudenceperceived expertisepolitical sciencelegal process

Separate Opinion Writing Under Mandatory Appellate Jurisdiction: Three‐Judge District Court Panels and the Voting Rights Act. Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (2020)

constitutional lawlawcomparative lawcase lawvoting rights actpublic lawprivate lawmandatory appellate jurisdictionlegal processpublic policyseparate opinion writing

On the Measurement of Judicial Ideology. Justice System Journal (2016)

judicial ideologyconstitutionslawpolitical studiespublic lawjurisprudence

Voting Deliberatively: Fdr and the 1936 Presidential Campaign. Political Science Quarterly (2016)

political analysiselection forecastingamerican political thoughthistorydemocracydeliberative democracypolitical processpolitical studiespolitical behaviorpolitical science researchpolitical methodologyelectionspolitical sciencepresidential campaignpolitics

On the Measurement of Judicial Ideology. Justice System Journal (2015)

Christopher D. JohnstonMaxwell MakAndrew H. Sidman

judicial ideologyjurisprudencelaw

Replication Data for: Cann, Damon M. and Andrew H. Sidman. 2011. “Exchange Theory, Political Parties, and the Allocation of Federal Distributive Benefits in the House of Representatives.” Journal of Politics 73(4): 1128-1141.. Harvard Dataverse (2015)

political analysisreplication datalegislative aspectpolitical competitionpolitical studiespolitical behaviorpolitical processelectionspolitics 73political economypolitical partiespolitical sciencepublic policypolitics

Polls and Elections: The N Ew D Eal R Ealignment in Real Time. Presidential Studies Quarterly (2013)

Helmut NorpothAndrew H. SidmanClara H. Suong

election forecastingpolitical processreal timeelectionspolitical science

Is Certiorari Contingent on Litigant Behavior? Petitioners' Role in Strategic Auditing. Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (2013)

law and economicslawauditfraudaccounting auditpublic integritycertiorari contingentlitigant behavioraccountingfinancial lawstrategic auditingcontinuous auditing

Is Certiorari Contingent on Litigant Behavior? Petitioners' Role in Strategic Auditing.. Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (2013)

law and economicscivil procedurelawcomparative lawaccounting auditpublic integritycertiorari contingentlitigant behavioraccountingstrategic auditingcontinuous auditing

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Andrew Sidman

Associate Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Affiliations

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

National Network for Safe Communities

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Department Of Political Science

Research & Evaluation Center

Political Science

Andrew Sidman is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Associate Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Andrew Sidman

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Voting Rights Act and the Curious Case of Three‐Judge District Court Panels. Law & Policy (2022)

Judges’ Race and the Voting Rights Act: Perceived Expertise in Three-Judge District Court Panels. Justice System Journal (2021)

political analysisconstitutional lawlawcomparative lawcriminal justicecase lawvoting rights actpublic lawelectionsjurisprudenceperceived expertisepolitical sciencelegal process

Separate Opinion Writing Under Mandatory Appellate Jurisdiction: Three‐Judge District Court Panels and the Voting Rights Act. Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (2020)

constitutional lawlawcomparative lawcase lawvoting rights actpublic lawprivate lawmandatory appellate jurisdictionlegal processpublic policyseparate opinion writing

On the Measurement of Judicial Ideology. Justice System Journal (2016)

judicial ideologyconstitutionslawpolitical studiespublic lawjurisprudence

Voting Deliberatively: Fdr and the 1936 Presidential Campaign. Political Science Quarterly (2016)

On the Measurement of Judicial Ideology. Justice System Journal (2015)

Christopher D. JohnstonMaxwell MakAndrew H. Sidman

judicial ideologyjurisprudencelaw

Polls and Elections: The N Ew D Eal R Ealignment in Real Time. Presidential Studies Quarterly (2013)

Helmut NorpothAndrew H. SidmanClara H. Suong

election forecastingpolitical processreal timeelectionspolitical science

Is Certiorari Contingent on Litigant Behavior? Petitioners' Role in Strategic Auditing. Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (2013)

law and economicslawauditfraudaccounting auditpublic integritycertiorari contingentlitigant behavioraccountingfinancial lawstrategic auditingcontinuous auditing

Is Certiorari Contingent on Litigant Behavior? Petitioners' Role in Strategic Auditing.. Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (2013)

law and economicscivil procedurelawcomparative lawaccounting auditpublic integritycertiorari contingentlitigant behavioraccountingstrategic auditingcontinuous auditing

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