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Robert Carp

Professor

University of Houston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS)

Political Science

Honors College

Political Science

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

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law political science jurisprudence federal district courts public policy social sciences politics public law american political thought constitutional law case law social science research legal process political process ideology law and economics political analysis political behavior judicial decision making policy choices social justice american studies political science research research policy human rights legal studies case analysis political theory political systems government policy case studies procedural justice freedom of speech judicial process critical mass age matter district court judges lower federal courts criminal justice policy reagan judges presidential effects judicial appointments criminal defendants value basis party effects trial courts comparative law

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

The Decision-Making Ideology of Federal Judges Appointed by President Trump. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Kenneth L. ManningRobert A. CarpLisa M. Holmes

social science researchlawdecision-making ideologyfederal judgessocial sciencesjurisprudencepolitical sciencepresident trumpideology

Polarization in American Politics: Does It Extend to the Federal District Court?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2017)

Herbert M. KritzerRobert A. CarpKenneth L. Manning

social science researchamerican politicssocial sciencesjurisprudencefederal district courtpolitical science

The Polarization of the Judiciary. Party Politics (2015)

Marc A SennewaldKenneth L ManningRobert A Carp

political processpolitical behaviorjurisprudencepolitical systemspolitical sciencepoliticsideology

International Conflicts and Decision Making on the Federal District Courts. Justice System Journal (2013)

Paul M. CollinsDaniel A. NortonKenneth L. ManningRobert A. Carp

federal district courtslawjurisprudenceinternational relationsinternational lawdecision making

Partisanship and Polarization in the Federal District Courts. (2013)

Kenneth L ManningMarc SennewaldRobert Carp

federal district courtslawpolitical processjurisprudencepolitical science

Gender, Critical Mass, and Judicial Decision Making. Law & Policy (2010)

PAUL M. COLLINS JR.KENNETH L. MANNINGROBERT A. CARP

lawgender studiescritical massjurisprudencepolitical sciencejudicial decision making

The Gender Influence on Us District Court Decisions: Updating the Traditional Judge Attribute Model. Journal of Women Politics & Policy (2008)

Susan W. JohnsonRonald StidhamRobert A. CarpKenneth L. Manning

political analysislawcase lawdistrict court decisionsgender influencejurisprudencepolitical sciencepublic policy

Taking It to the Next Level: The Elevation of District Court Judges to the U.S. Courts of Appeals. American Journal of Political Science (2006)

Elisha Carol SavchakThomas G. HansfordDonald R. SongerKenneth L. ManningRobert A. Carp

american political thoughtlawcase lawpublic lawjurisprudencepolitical sciencelegal processdistrict court judges

A Reply to Epstein and Martin's “Does Age (Really) Matter?” *. Social Science Quarterly (2004)

Kenneth L. ManningBruce A. CarrollRobert A. Carp

philosophy of social sciencesocial science researchsocial sciencessociologypsychology

Does Age Matter? Judicial Decision Making in Age Discrimination Cases *. Social Science Quarterly (2004)

Kenneth L. ManningBruce A. CarrollRobert A. Carp

law and economicslawage mattersocial sciencesjurisprudencesocial justicesociologyjudicial decision making

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Robert Carp

Professor

University of Houston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS)

Political Science

Honors College

Political Science

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

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Robert Carp

University of Houston

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Decision-Making Ideology of Federal Judges Appointed by President Trump. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Kenneth L. ManningRobert A. CarpLisa M. Holmes

social science researchlawdecision-making ideologyfederal judgessocial sciencesjurisprudencepolitical sciencepresident trumpideology

Polarization in American Politics: Does It Extend to the Federal District Court?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2017)

Herbert M. KritzerRobert A. CarpKenneth L. Manning

social science researchamerican politicssocial sciencesjurisprudencefederal district courtpolitical science

The Polarization of the Judiciary. Party Politics (2015)

Marc A SennewaldKenneth L ManningRobert A Carp

political processpolitical behaviorjurisprudencepolitical systemspolitical sciencepoliticsideology

International Conflicts and Decision Making on the Federal District Courts. Justice System Journal (2013)

Paul M. CollinsDaniel A. NortonKenneth L. ManningRobert A. Carp

federal district courtslawjurisprudenceinternational relationsinternational lawdecision making

Partisanship and Polarization in the Federal District Courts. (2013)

Kenneth L ManningMarc SennewaldRobert Carp

federal district courtslawpolitical processjurisprudencepolitical science

Gender, Critical Mass, and Judicial Decision Making. Law & Policy (2010)

PAUL M. COLLINS JR.KENNETH L. MANNINGROBERT A. CARP

lawgender studiescritical massjurisprudencepolitical sciencejudicial decision making

The Gender Influence on Us District Court Decisions: Updating the Traditional Judge Attribute Model. Journal of Women Politics & Policy (2008)

Susan W. JohnsonRonald StidhamRobert A. CarpKenneth L. Manning

political analysislawcase lawdistrict court decisionsgender influencejurisprudencepolitical sciencepublic policy

Taking It to the Next Level: The Elevation of District Court Judges to the U.S. Courts of Appeals. American Journal of Political Science (2006)

Elisha Carol SavchakThomas G. HansfordDonald R. SongerKenneth L. ManningRobert A. Carp

american political thoughtlawcase lawpublic lawjurisprudencepolitical sciencelegal processdistrict court judges

A Reply to Epstein and Martin's “Does Age (Really) Matter?” *. Social Science Quarterly (2004)

Kenneth L. ManningBruce A. CarrollRobert A. Carp

philosophy of social sciencesocial science researchsocial sciencessociologypsychology

Does Age Matter? Judicial Decision Making in Age Discrimination Cases *. Social Science Quarterly (2004)

Kenneth L. ManningBruce A. CarrollRobert A. Carp

law and economicslawage mattersocial sciencesjurisprudencesocial justicesociologyjudicial decision making

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