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Daron R Shaw

Professor Distinguished Teaching Professor and Frank C Erwin Jr Chair of State Politics

University of Texas at Austin

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College of Liberal Arts

Government

Daron R Shaw is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor Distinguished Teaching Professor and Frank C Erwin Jr Chair of State Politics at University of Texas At Austin.

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Daron R Shaw

University of Texas at Austin

Professor Distinguished Teaching Professor and Frank C Erwin Jr Chair of State Politics

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political science elections political communication politics political behavior political analysis communication comparative politics political competition journalism political process election forecasting political methodology mass communication public opinion political science research political agendas political studies corruption american political thought african american studies political geography black politics microtargeting presidential elections social science research online information scientific data candidate selection political theory spatial politics scholarly communication biopolitics scientific data management randomized field experiment candidate appearances presidential election convenience voting vote choice television advertising social choice clinical biochemistry bone research latin american politics information technology scientific computing data privacy data security political game news analytics disinformation detection field experiments voting rule spatial structure kidney research renal function renal pathophysiology kidney failure urban politics digital society web literacy racial studies racial prejudice insider threat density estimation behavioral finance government regulation persuasive effects tv ads statewide presidential votes latino turnout black voter turnout campaign events presidential candidate appearances campaign coverage campaign appearance effects public choice public policy government information survey (human research) smart voting political parties survey methodology democracy

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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A New Look at Presidential Campaigns in the Modern Era. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Daron R. ShawScott L. AlthausCostas Panagopoulos

political analysiselection forecastingamerican political thoughtpolitical processpolitical competitionmicrotargetingpolitical behaviorpolitical science researchelectionswholesale campaigningnew lookpolitical communicationpolitical sciencemodern erajournalismpolitics

Campaign Ads and the Differences Between Soliciting Donations and Mobilizing Volunteers. Journal of Information Technology & Politics (2024)

Grant FergusonJames G. GimpelMark OwensDaron R. Shaw

political behaviorcampaign adscommunicationmass communicationpolitical communicationpolitical scienceinformation technology

Micro-Targeted Campaigning (2004–2020). Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Daron R. ShawScott L. AlthausCostas Panagopoulos

political analysiselection forecastingpresidential campaigningprecise targetingpolitical competitionmicrotargetingpolitical behaviorelectionsmicro-targeted campaigningpolitical communicationpolitical sciencepolitical agendasjournalism

Putting It All Together: Resource Allocation and Vote Outcomes. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Daron R. ShawScott L. AlthausCostas Panagopoulos

political analysiselection forecastingtelevision advertisingpolitical competitionpolitical behaviorvote outcomeselectionsresource allocationpolitical communicationadvertisingpolitical sciencepublic policy

Strategy Categorization, Candidate Appearances, and Ad Spending by State, 1952–2020. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Daron R. ShawScott L. AlthausCostas Panagopoulos

political analysisbusiness strategyelection forecastinggovernment spendingpolitical competitionpolitical behaviorelectionspolitical economystrategystrategy categorizationeconomicspolitical sciencepublic financeeconomic analysispublic policy

Strategy, Time, and Presidential Campaigning. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Daron R. ShawScott L. AlthausCostas Panagopoulos

political analysiselection forecastingpolitical processpolitical competitionpolitical behaviorpolitical science researchelectionspolitical partiespresidential campaign strategiespolitical communicationstrategic rationalitypolitical sciencecampaign outreachpolitical agendasjournalismpolitics

The Past, the Present, and the Future of Presidential Campaigns. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Daron R. ShawScott L. AlthausCostas Panagopoulos

political analysisstrategic incentive structureselection forecastingpolitical processpolitical competitionpolitical behaviornarrower outreachelectionspolitical partiespolitical communicationpublic opinionpolitical sciencepresidential campaignspolitical agendaspublic policy

The Surge of the Small Donorate in U.S. Elections: A View From Texas Statewide Campaigns. Political Geography (2024)

Grant L. FergusonJames G. GimpelMark E. OwensDaron R. Shaw

electionspolitical sciencetexas statewide campaignspolitical geographysmall donorate

Tracking Electoral Strategy Over Time. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Daron R. ShawScott L. AlthausCostas Panagopoulos

political analysiselection forecastingpolitical processpolitical competitionpolitical behaviorelectionspolitical partiesindividual statespolitical sciencepublic policypoliticspredictive valueelectoral college strategies

Tracking the Allocation of Resources Over Time. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Daron R. ShawScott L. AlthausCostas Panagopoulos

political analysisstrategic studieselection forecastingpresidential candidatespolitical competitionmicrotargetingpolitical behaviorelectionsresource allocationpolitical communicationresources over timepolitical sciencepolitical agendasjournalismpolitics

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Daron R Shaw

Professor Distinguished Teaching Professor and Frank C Erwin Jr Chair of State Politics

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Government

Daron R Shaw is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor Distinguished Teaching Professor and Frank C Erwin Jr Chair of State Politics at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Daron R Shaw

University of Texas at Austin

Professor Distinguished Teaching Professor and Frank C Erwin Jr Chair of State Politics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A New Look at Presidential Campaigns in the Modern Era. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Daron R. ShawScott L. AlthausCostas Panagopoulos

Campaign Ads and the Differences Between Soliciting Donations and Mobilizing Volunteers. Journal of Information Technology & Politics (2024)

Grant FergusonJames G. GimpelMark OwensDaron R. Shaw

political behaviorcampaign adscommunicationmass communicationpolitical communicationpolitical scienceinformation technology

Micro-Targeted Campaigning (2004–2020). Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Daron R. ShawScott L. AlthausCostas Panagopoulos

Putting It All Together: Resource Allocation and Vote Outcomes. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Daron R. ShawScott L. AlthausCostas Panagopoulos

Strategy Categorization, Candidate Appearances, and Ad Spending by State, 1952–2020. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Daron R. ShawScott L. AlthausCostas Panagopoulos

Strategy, Time, and Presidential Campaigning. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Daron R. ShawScott L. AlthausCostas Panagopoulos

The Past, the Present, and the Future of Presidential Campaigns. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Daron R. ShawScott L. AlthausCostas Panagopoulos

The Surge of the Small Donorate in U.S. Elections: A View From Texas Statewide Campaigns. Political Geography (2024)

Grant L. FergusonJames G. GimpelMark E. OwensDaron R. Shaw

electionspolitical sciencetexas statewide campaignspolitical geographysmall donorate

Tracking Electoral Strategy Over Time. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Daron R. ShawScott L. AlthausCostas Panagopoulos

Tracking the Allocation of Resources Over Time. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Daron R. ShawScott L. AlthausCostas Panagopoulos

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