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Clem Brooks

Rudy Professor Sociology

Indiana University Bloomington

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College of Arts & Sciences

Institute for European Studies

Sociology, Department of

Clem Brooks is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Rudy Professor Sociology at Indiana University Bloomington.

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Clem Brooks

Indiana University Bloomington

Rudy Professor Sociology

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political science sociology social sciences political sociology social change elections public opinion comparative politics social science research united states political behavior societal influence social history sociological research public policy urban sociology sociology of religion political analysis political change social policy democracy political science research political transformation political theory voting rule political process social cleavages visual science ocular surface biomedical imaging historical sociology social policy research candidate selection political alignments cultural change european society citizenship studies criminal justice social choice ophthalmology retina political studies regime analysis social theory social mobility oppression socio-economic change class analysis sociology of education domestic politics identity politics political culture national security government policy public policy research policy evaluation socialism e-society regional relevance minority influence white supremacy majority influence social isolation aural augmentation diffractive optics welfare states social-structural change ideological learning cohort replacement democratic class struggle developed democracies social policy responsiveness gender gap religious factor voter alignments postwar democracies cleavage-based voting behavior comparative political economy theories of political behavior political psychology political equilibrium

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The Rise or Decline of Social Acceptance? Perspective From U.S. Presidential Elections, 2012 to 2020. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2024)

Kyle DodsonClem Brooks

social sciencespolitical sociologysocial acceptancepolitical sciencesociological researchsociology

Affect Toward Minority and Majority Groups in the Era of Donald Trump. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2022)

Clem BrooksAlicia Harmon

majority groupsamerican political thoughtminority influencedonald trumpcandidate selectionregional relevancesocial sciencespolitical sociologysocial changepolitical sciencesociologysocietal influence

All by Himself? Trump, Isolationism, and the American Electorate. Sociological Quarterly (2021)

Kyle DodsonClem Brooks

american political thoughtsocial isolationcandidate selectionamerican electorateinternational relationssocial scienceswhite supremacypublic opinionpolitical sciencepolitical sociologysociologysocietal influencemajority influenceideology

Liberalization, Education, and Rights and Tolerance Attitudes. Social Science Research (2021)

Clem BrooksNora Weber

educationsocial science researchphilosophy of social sciencesociology of educationsocial sciencessociologytolerance attitudes

Redistribution Preferences, Inequality Information, and Partisan Motivated Reasoning in the United States. Societies (2021)

Clem BrooksElijah Harter

political psychologysocialismsocial science researchunited statese-societysocial sciencessociological researchcomputational social sciencepolitical sciencepolitical sociologysociologytheories of political behaviorsocietal influenceredistribution preferencescomparative politics

Mobility Optimism in an Age of Rising Inequality. Sociological Quarterly (2020)

Jeff ManzaClem Brooks

anthropologymobility optimismurban sociologysocial sciencessociological researcheconomic inequalitysocial changesociologysocio-economic change

Rights and Tolerance Support in U.S. Presidential Elections, 1992–2016. Social Currents (2020)

Clem BrooksKyle Dodson

american political thoughtelectionssocial sciencestolerance supportfreedom of speechpublic opinionpolitical sciencesociology

How Much Do Liberal and Conservative Identifiers Differ in the United States?*. Sociological Inquiry (2019)

Clem BrooksAdam Nicholson

conservative identifiersunited statessocial sciencespolitical sociologysociologyliberal democracy

Political Ideology and Immigrant Acceptance. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2016)

Clem BrooksJeff ManzaEmma D. Cohen

immigrant acceptanceurban sociologysocial sciencessociological researchpolitical sciencepolitical sociologysociologypolitical ideology

INTRODUCTION: Voting Behavior and Elections in Context. Sociological Quarterly (2014)

Clem Brooks

political competitionpublic choicesociologypolitical analysispolitical psychologyvoting behaviorpolitical behaviorpolitical science researchpolitical sciencesocial choicedemocracysocial changepolitical processelectionssocial sciencescollective choicevoting rulepolitical sociologypolitics

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Clem Brooks

Rudy Professor Sociology

Indiana University Bloomington

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Institute for European Studies

Sociology, Department of

Clem Brooks is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Rudy Professor Sociology at Indiana University Bloomington.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Clem Brooks

Indiana University Bloomington

Rudy Professor Sociology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Rise or Decline of Social Acceptance? Perspective From U.S. Presidential Elections, 2012 to 2020. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2024)

Kyle DodsonClem Brooks

social sciencespolitical sociologysocial acceptancepolitical sciencesociological researchsociology

Affect Toward Minority and Majority Groups in the Era of Donald Trump. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2022)

Clem BrooksAlicia Harmon

majority groupsamerican political thoughtminority influencedonald trumpcandidate selectionregional relevancesocial sciencespolitical sociologysocial changepolitical sciencesociologysocietal influence

All by Himself? Trump, Isolationism, and the American Electorate. Sociological Quarterly (2021)

Kyle DodsonClem Brooks

Liberalization, Education, and Rights and Tolerance Attitudes. Social Science Research (2021)

Clem BrooksNora Weber

educationsocial science researchphilosophy of social sciencesociology of educationsocial sciencessociologytolerance attitudes

Redistribution Preferences, Inequality Information, and Partisan Motivated Reasoning in the United States. Societies (2021)

Clem BrooksElijah Harter

Mobility Optimism in an Age of Rising Inequality. Sociological Quarterly (2020)

Jeff ManzaClem Brooks

anthropologymobility optimismurban sociologysocial sciencessociological researcheconomic inequalitysocial changesociologysocio-economic change

Rights and Tolerance Support in U.S. Presidential Elections, 1992–2016. Social Currents (2020)

Clem BrooksKyle Dodson

american political thoughtelectionssocial sciencestolerance supportfreedom of speechpublic opinionpolitical sciencesociology

How Much Do Liberal and Conservative Identifiers Differ in the United States?*. Sociological Inquiry (2019)

Clem BrooksAdam Nicholson

conservative identifiersunited statessocial sciencespolitical sociologysociologyliberal democracy

Political Ideology and Immigrant Acceptance. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2016)

Clem BrooksJeff ManzaEmma D. Cohen

immigrant acceptanceurban sociologysocial sciencessociological researchpolitical sciencepolitical sociologysociologypolitical ideology

INTRODUCTION: Voting Behavior and Elections in Context. Sociological Quarterly (2014)

Clem Brooks

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