Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

Allison Archer

Assistant Professor

University of Houston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS)

Political Science

Honors College

Political Science

Allison Archer is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Social Sciences (Class) Assistant Professor at University of Houston.

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University of Houston

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political science political communication communication public opinion journalism mass communication media studies social sciences political behavior elite attacks social change political science research fake news news analytics political process feminist theory social influence persuasion mobility crisis management migration studies political studies political analysis medium change content distribution change management audience reception mobility analysis population dynamics population displacement public sphere activism political agendas political competition political theory censorship information warfare international politics modern sexism persuasive effects gender-based appeals campaign advertisements hostile sexism fourth estate political leaders war political advantage copartisan media gubernatorial elections information providers public opinion formation indirect influence presidential authority co-partisan media political psychology popular medium mass media

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Fragility of the Local News Trust Advantage: Evidence From Republican Attacks on Local News. PS Political Science & Politics (2025)

Allison M. N. ArcherErik Peterson

communicationtrustpolitical communicationpublic opinionpolitical sciencefake newsjournalismmedia studiesrepublican attacks

Indirect Influence: How Elite Attacks on Information Providers Affect Public Opinion Formation. (2024)

Erik PetersonAllison Michelle Nam ArcherKishan BhaktaSHO IZUMISAWA

public opinion formationelite attackssocial mediasocial sciencescommunicationinformation providersindirect influencemass communicationpublic opinionpolitical sciencepolitical communicationinformation warfare

Presidential Authority and the Legitimation of Far-Right News. The International Journal of Press/Politics (2024)

Allison M. N. ArcherCarolyn E. SchmittShannon C. McGregorHeesoo Jang

international politicspresidential authoritymedia studiespolitical communicationpublic opinionpolitical scienceinternational relationsjournalismpolitics

Replication Data for:"the Effects of Elite Attacks on Co-Partisan Media: Evidence From Trump and Fox News". Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Allison Archer

co-partisan mediaelite attackspolitical science researchcommunicationpolitical communicationpublic opinionpolitical sciencenews analyticsjournalismmedia studies

The Effects of Elite Attacks on Copartisan Media: Evidence From Trump and Fox News. Public Opinion Quarterly (2023)

Allison M N Archer

censorshipelite attackscommunicationpolitical communicationpublic opinionpolitical sciencemass communicationjournalismmedia studiescopartisan media

Improving the Measurement of Hostile Sexism. Public Opinion Quarterly (2022)

Allison M N ArcherScott Clifford

political methodologysocial sciencescommunicationhostile sexismpublic opinionsociology

She is the Chair(Man): Gender, Language, and Leadership. The Leadership Quarterly (2022)

Allison M.N. ArcherCindy D. Kam

gender studieslanguage

Gubernatorial Elections Change Demand for Local Newspapers. American Politics Research (2021)

Allison M. N. ArcherJoshua P. Darr

political processelectionsgubernatorial electionscommunicationpolitical communicationpolitical sciencejournalismpoliticscomparative politics

Mobilizing and Demobilizing. Public Opinion Quarterly (2021)

Cindy D KamAllison M N Archer

population displacementgender studiesdemographysocial sciencescommunicationmobilitymigration studiespolitical communicationpublic opinionsocial changemass communicationpopulation dynamicspublic sphereactivismmobility analysiscrisis management

Attacking the Fourth Estate: The Nature and Effects of Political Leaders War With the Press. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2020)

Allison M.N. Archer

political leaders warpolitical communicationpolitical sciencefourth estatejournalismmedia studies

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Allison Archer

Assistant Professor

University of Houston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS)

Political Science

Honors College

Political Science

Allison Archer is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Social Sciences (Class) Assistant Professor at University of Houston.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Allison Archer

University of Houston

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Fragility of the Local News Trust Advantage: Evidence From Republican Attacks on Local News. PS Political Science & Politics (2025)

Allison M. N. ArcherErik Peterson

communicationtrustpolitical communicationpublic opinionpolitical sciencefake newsjournalismmedia studiesrepublican attacks

Indirect Influence: How Elite Attacks on Information Providers Affect Public Opinion Formation. (2024)

Erik PetersonAllison Michelle Nam ArcherKishan BhaktaSHO IZUMISAWA

Presidential Authority and the Legitimation of Far-Right News. The International Journal of Press/Politics (2024)

Allison M. N. ArcherCarolyn E. SchmittShannon C. McGregorHeesoo Jang

international politicspresidential authoritymedia studiespolitical communicationpublic opinionpolitical scienceinternational relationsjournalismpolitics

Replication Data for:"the Effects of Elite Attacks on Co-Partisan Media: Evidence From Trump and Fox News". Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Allison Archer

co-partisan mediaelite attackspolitical science researchcommunicationpolitical communicationpublic opinionpolitical sciencenews analyticsjournalismmedia studies

The Effects of Elite Attacks on Copartisan Media: Evidence From Trump and Fox News. Public Opinion Quarterly (2023)

Allison M N Archer

censorshipelite attackscommunicationpolitical communicationpublic opinionpolitical sciencemass communicationjournalismmedia studiescopartisan media

Improving the Measurement of Hostile Sexism. Public Opinion Quarterly (2022)

Allison M N ArcherScott Clifford

political methodologysocial sciencescommunicationhostile sexismpublic opinionsociology

She is the Chair(Man): Gender, Language, and Leadership. The Leadership Quarterly (2022)

Allison M.N. ArcherCindy D. Kam

gender studieslanguage

Gubernatorial Elections Change Demand for Local Newspapers. American Politics Research (2021)

Allison M. N. ArcherJoshua P. Darr

political processelectionsgubernatorial electionscommunicationpolitical communicationpolitical sciencejournalismpoliticscomparative politics

Mobilizing and Demobilizing. Public Opinion Quarterly (2021)

Cindy D KamAllison M N Archer

Attacking the Fourth Estate: The Nature and Effects of Political Leaders War With the Press. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2020)

Allison M.N. Archer

political leaders warpolitical communicationpolitical sciencefourth estatejournalismmedia studies

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