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Alex Badas

Assistant Professor

University of Houston

Affiliations

Honors College

Political Science

Alex Badas is currently serving as an Honors College Assistant Professor at University of Houston.

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University of Houston

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political science jurisprudence law political science research politics political studies social sciences political communication public opinion political analysis supreme court public policy political behavior candidate selection ideology legal theory judicial legitimacy american political thought elections comparative politics political theory procedural justice public choice legal process descriptive representation decision science human decision process gender diversity criminal justice comparative law narrative representation applied social science public sphere public debate race relations gender equality gender theory identity politics societal influence argumentation analysis political agendas sociology of law gender discrimination legal consideration case law religious prejudice legal studies political process legislative aspect supreme court nominees partisan elections applied legitimacy index electoral issue court-packing plan policy disagreement first lady political symbol judicial nominations presidential accomplishment confirmation behavior elevation potential circuit court nominees

Notable Scholarly Works

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Judicial Ambition and the Crafting of Law: How Promotion Potential Shapes Appellate Opinions. Political Research Quarterly (2025)

lawpolitical studiespublic lawjurisprudencelegal theorypolitical sciencelegal processlegal studies

Measuring Ideological Polarization in State Supreme Courts 1970–2019. Social Science Quarterly (2025)

political analysisconstitutional lawlawcriminal justicecase lawpolitical studiespolitical behaviorpublic lawsocial sciencespolitical science

Social Imagery and Subjective Ideological Proximity to the Supreme Court: Evidence From Evangelical Christians. Political Research Quarterly (2025)

political analysispolitical psychologyconstitutional lawreligious prejudicepolitical studiesreligious studiespolitical sciencereligion

The Partisan Foundations of Attitudes Towards State Supreme Courts. Political Research Quarterly (2025)

political analysisconstitutional lawlawpolitical processlegislative aspectpolitical studiespolitical behaviorpublic lawpolitical science researchpolitical sciencepolitics

Legislative Diversity and the Rise of Women Judicial Nominees in the United States. Politics Groups and Identities (2024)

Alex BadasKatelyn E. Stauffer

lawcandidate selectionunited stateswomen judicial nomineeslegislative diversityjurisprudencepolitical sciencegroup theorygovernancepublic policypolitics

Measuring Ideological Polarization on the Circuit Courts of Appeals 1953-2022. Journal of Law and Courts (2024)

Alex Badas

lawideological polarizationcircuit courtslegal processpolitical scienceideology

The Role of Judge Gender and Ideology in Hiring Female Law Clerks. Journal of Law and Courts (2024)

Alex BadasBailey K. SandersKatelyn E. Stauffer

judge genderlawgender studiesgender discriminationpublic lawjurisprudencefemale law clerksgender diversitylegal considerationgender identitysociology of lawgender inequality

Gender and Ambition Among Potential Law Clerks. Journal of Law and Courts (2023)

Alex BadasKatelyn E. Stauffer

jurisprudencelawgender studies

Measuring the Countermajoritarian Nature of Supreme Court Decisions. The Journal of Legal Studies (2023)

constitutional lawlawcomparative lawjurisprudencelegal theory

Millionaire Justices and Attitudes Towards the Supreme Court. Political Behavior (2023)

Alex BadasBilly Justus

lawsupreme courtpolitical behaviorjurisprudencepolitical sciencemillionaire justices

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Alex Badas

Assistant Professor

University of Houston

Affiliations

Honors College

Political Science

Alex Badas is currently serving as an Honors College Assistant Professor at University of Houston.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Alex Badas

University of Houston

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Judicial Ambition and the Crafting of Law: How Promotion Potential Shapes Appellate Opinions. Political Research Quarterly (2025)

lawpolitical studiespublic lawjurisprudencelegal theorypolitical sciencelegal processlegal studies

Measuring Ideological Polarization in State Supreme Courts 1970–2019. Social Science Quarterly (2025)

political analysisconstitutional lawlawcriminal justicecase lawpolitical studiespolitical behaviorpublic lawsocial sciencespolitical science

Social Imagery and Subjective Ideological Proximity to the Supreme Court: Evidence From Evangelical Christians. Political Research Quarterly (2025)

political analysispolitical psychologyconstitutional lawreligious prejudicepolitical studiesreligious studiespolitical sciencereligion

The Partisan Foundations of Attitudes Towards State Supreme Courts. Political Research Quarterly (2025)

political analysisconstitutional lawlawpolitical processlegislative aspectpolitical studiespolitical behaviorpublic lawpolitical science researchpolitical sciencepolitics

Legislative Diversity and the Rise of Women Judicial Nominees in the United States. Politics Groups and Identities (2024)

Alex BadasKatelyn E. Stauffer

lawcandidate selectionunited stateswomen judicial nomineeslegislative diversityjurisprudencepolitical sciencegroup theorygovernancepublic policypolitics

Measuring Ideological Polarization on the Circuit Courts of Appeals 1953-2022. Journal of Law and Courts (2024)

Alex Badas

lawideological polarizationcircuit courtslegal processpolitical scienceideology

The Role of Judge Gender and Ideology in Hiring Female Law Clerks. Journal of Law and Courts (2024)

Alex BadasBailey K. SandersKatelyn E. Stauffer

judge genderlawgender studiesgender discriminationpublic lawjurisprudencefemale law clerksgender diversitylegal considerationgender identitysociology of lawgender inequality

Gender and Ambition Among Potential Law Clerks. Journal of Law and Courts (2023)

Alex BadasKatelyn E. Stauffer

jurisprudencelawgender studies

Measuring the Countermajoritarian Nature of Supreme Court Decisions. The Journal of Legal Studies (2023)

constitutional lawlawcomparative lawjurisprudencelegal theory

Millionaire Justices and Attitudes Towards the Supreme Court. Political Behavior (2023)

Alex BadasBilly Justus

lawsupreme courtpolitical behaviorjurisprudencepolitical sciencemillionaire justices

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