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Brian Hamel

Assistant Professor of Political Science

University of North Texas

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences

Department of Political Science

Brian Hamel is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences Assistant Professor of Political Science at University of North Texas.

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Brian Hamel

University of North Texas

Assistant Professor of Political Science

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political science replication data elections data replication party switchers public policy political behavior social sciences comparative politics politics political science research corruption sociology american political thought political communication political economy economic policy demography food policy voting rule political process candidate selection food security policy evaluation candidate qualifications low information elections vote choice party leaders food insecurity government investment food pantries white public opinion daytime racial diversity white places black workers early voting voter turnout government policy government spending political analysis distributive politics

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Traceability and Mass Policy Feedback Effects. American Political Science Review (2024)

BRIAN T. HAMEL

political science researchpublic policypolitical sciencepolicy analysispolicy evaluation

Why Making Voting Easier Isn’t Enough: Early Voting, Campaigns, and Voter Turnout. American Politics Research (2024)

Brian T. HamelJan LeighleyRobert M. Stein

electionspoliticspolitical scienceearly votingvoter turnout

Can Government Investment in Food Pantries Decrease Food Insecurity?. Food Policy (2023)

Brian T. HamelMoriah Harman

economic policygovernment investmentpublic policyfood securityfood pantriesfood insecurityfood policy

Replication Data for: Black Workers in White Places: Daytime Racial Diversity and White Public Opinion. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Brian HamelBryan Wilcox-Archuleta

white placesblack workersdemographysociologywhite public opiniondaytime racial diversityreplication datasocial sciencesstatistics

Replication Data for: Who Donates to Party Switchers? Geog_Postparty.R. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Brian T. HamelAntoine Yoshinaka

political sciencereplication datadata sciencedata replicationparty switchersreplication

Replication Data for: Who Donates to Party Switchers? Geog+Sources_Nonmatched.Do. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Brian T. HamelAntoine Yoshinaka

systems engineeringreplication datadata sciencedata replicationparty switchersreplicationstatistics

Replication Data for: Who Donates to Party Switchers? Ideo.Tab. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Brian T. HamelAntoine Yoshinaka

replication datadata sciencedata replicationparty switcherssocial sciencesreplicationstatistics

Replication Data for: Who Donates to Party Switchers? Sources.R. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Brian T. HamelAntoine Yoshinaka

political sciencereplication datadata sciencedata replicationparty switchersreplicationstatistics

Corruption, Party Leaders, and Candidate Selection: Evidence From Italy. Legislative Studies Quarterly (2019)

Raffaele AsquerMiriam A. GoldenBrian T. Hamel

party leaderspolitical sciencecorruptioncandidate selectioncomparative politics

Fit for the Job: Candidate Qualifications and Vote Choice in Low Information Elections. Political Behavior (2018)

Lonna Rae AtkesonBrian T. Hamel

electionspolitical sciencecandidate qualificationsvote choicepolitical behaviorlow information elections

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Brian Hamel

Assistant Professor of Political Science

University of North Texas

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences

Department of Political Science

Brian Hamel is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences Assistant Professor of Political Science at University of North Texas.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Brian Hamel

University of North Texas

Assistant Professor of Political Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Traceability and Mass Policy Feedback Effects. American Political Science Review (2024)

BRIAN T. HAMEL

political science researchpublic policypolitical sciencepolicy analysispolicy evaluation

Why Making Voting Easier Isn’t Enough: Early Voting, Campaigns, and Voter Turnout. American Politics Research (2024)

Brian T. HamelJan LeighleyRobert M. Stein

electionspoliticspolitical scienceearly votingvoter turnout

Can Government Investment in Food Pantries Decrease Food Insecurity?. Food Policy (2023)

Brian T. HamelMoriah Harman

economic policygovernment investmentpublic policyfood securityfood pantriesfood insecurityfood policy

Replication Data for: Black Workers in White Places: Daytime Racial Diversity and White Public Opinion. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Brian HamelBryan Wilcox-Archuleta

white placesblack workersdemographysociologywhite public opiniondaytime racial diversityreplication datasocial sciencesstatistics

Replication Data for: Who Donates to Party Switchers? Geog_Postparty.R. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Brian T. HamelAntoine Yoshinaka

political sciencereplication datadata sciencedata replicationparty switchersreplication

Replication Data for: Who Donates to Party Switchers? Geog+Sources_Nonmatched.Do. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Brian T. HamelAntoine Yoshinaka

systems engineeringreplication datadata sciencedata replicationparty switchersreplicationstatistics

Replication Data for: Who Donates to Party Switchers? Ideo.Tab. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Brian T. HamelAntoine Yoshinaka

replication datadata sciencedata replicationparty switcherssocial sciencesreplicationstatistics

Replication Data for: Who Donates to Party Switchers? Sources.R. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Brian T. HamelAntoine Yoshinaka

political sciencereplication datadata sciencedata replicationparty switchersreplicationstatistics

Corruption, Party Leaders, and Candidate Selection: Evidence From Italy. Legislative Studies Quarterly (2019)

Raffaele AsquerMiriam A. GoldenBrian T. Hamel

party leaderspolitical sciencecorruptioncandidate selectioncomparative politics

Fit for the Job: Candidate Qualifications and Vote Choice in Low Information Elections. Political Behavior (2018)

Lonna Rae AtkesonBrian T. Hamel

electionspolitical sciencecandidate qualificationsvote choicepolitical behaviorlow information elections

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