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Eileen Braman

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Indiana University Bloomington

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College of Arts & Sciences

Political Science, Department of

Eileen Braman is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor at Indiana University Bloomington.

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political science law jurisprudence public policy public law constitutional law political psychology governance legal theory political theory social sciences american political thought political analysis case law constitutions legal decision making social cognition persuasion political behavior private law government information comparative law political science research democracy forensic psychology criminal justice social reasoning choice theory revealed preferences attribution theory experimental analysis sociology of law legal assessment legal process government regulation legislative aspect governmental process institutional change legal philosophy political process government transparency discrimination disputes analogical perception causal attributions experimental investigation muslim candidates unilateral executive authority citizen assessments individual judicial decisions normative legitimacy state judicial institutions estimable courts legal policy-making government authority executive action political context politics political decision-making public support

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2023 Organized Section Awards. Political science today (2023)

Martha DerthickMaria Escobar-LemmonKen KollmanLiesbet HoogheRoman LittlefieldS DeilRaúl Ponce RodríguezPhilip RoccoJuan GonzálezDaniel ElazarJefferey SellersMichael SancesEmily PearsClaremont Mckenna CollegeEmily SydnorRobert AgranoffLaura EvansKathleen HaleBeverly CiglerTeena WilhelmMark HurwitzAndrew O'geenNatalie RogolSheldon GoldmanLaura MoyerKirk RandazzoNancy ArringtonAlyx MarkAbigail MatthewsLori HauseggerElise BlasingameBenjamin KassowEileen BramanAnna GundersonDavid HughesRyan CarlinVarun GauriIsabel JaramilloC PritchettSusan BurgessPaul CollinsKen KerschKe LiMorgan HazeltonRa- Chael HinkleVanessa BairdMichael GilesMark GraberAlan RosenthalAlexander BoltonChristian GrosePamela Lo- PezK StreetSara SadhwaniCarl AlbertLogan DanceyMatthew PlattLucia CarballoPamela BanAri RayRichard FennoChristian PhillipsKristin KanthakLagina GauseValeria Sinclair-ChapmanWendy SmoothKristina MilerKatherine TateJaclyn KaslovskyJamil ScottJames StricklandAnnelise RussellKenicia WrightSam WorkmanAnnemieke VanDen DoolGuillermo ToralTheodore LowiTom BirklandSaba SiddikiTanya HeikkilaChristopher WeibleRaul Pacheco-VegaPaul MannaJames GarandRobert BoatrightRussell DaltonGeoffrey LorenzCaitlin Andrews-LeeSarah DalyDiana DwyreNiloufer SiddiquiConnor PhillipsBonnie MeguidDaniel TavanaZeynep Somer-TopcuPaul DjupeMathias PoertnerHerbert KaufmanJaclyn Piatak

politicsorganized section awardspolitical science

Research on Cognitive Shortcomings in Comparative Judicial Behaviour. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Eileen Braman

cognitive shortcomingscognitive sciencecomparative judicial behaviour

Assessing the Credibility of Constitutional Experts. Journal of Law and Courts (2022)

Eileen Braman

public lawconstitutional lawconstitutional expertslegal theorylaw

Institutional Prospects: Exploring Perceptions of Past Benefits and Future Risks From Supreme Court Decisions and Support for Institutional Change. Political Psychology (2022)

Eileen Braman

future riskspolitical scienceinstitutional changepolitical psychologyinstitutional prospectssupreme court decisions

Testing a Prospect Theory Model of Support for Change to the Supreme Court. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Eileen Braman

prospect theory modelconstitutional lawpolitical sciencesupreme courtlaw

Thinking About Government Authority: Constitutional Rules and Political Context in Citizens’ Assessments of Judicial, Legislative, and Executive Action. American Journal of Political Science (2020)

Eileen Braman

public lawgovernment regulationpolitical psychologypolitical theorygovernancegovernment authorityconstitutionspolitical science researchexecutive actionconstitutional lawlawlegislative aspectgovernmental processpolitical sciencedemocracypublic administrationpolitical contextpolitical analysisconstitutional rulespublic policy

Cognition in the Courts. Oxford University Press eBooks (2017)

Eileen Braman

cognitionlawcognitive scienceforensic psychologycriminal lawcriminologycriminal justicejurisprudence

Exploring Citizen Assessments of Unilateral Executive Authority. Law & Society Review (2016)

Eileen Braman

public lawgovernancesociology of lawunilateral executive authoritypolitical sciencelawcitizen assessmentsjurisprudencepublic policy

These Estimable Courts: Understanding Public Perceptions of State Judicial Institutions and Legal Policy-Making. Political Science Quarterly (2016)

Damon M. CannJeff Yates

public lawprivate lawconstitutional lawstate judicial institutionscase lawlawgovernment informationlegal processestimable courtslegal policy-makingpublic policycomparative law

Normative Legitimacy: Rules of Appropriateness in Citizens’ Assessments of Individual Judicial Decisions. Justice System Journal (2014)

Eileen BramanBeth Easter

individual judicial decisionsnormative legitimacypolitical sciencelawethicsjurisprudencepublic policylegal assessment

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Eileen Braman

Professor

Indiana University Bloomington

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Political Science, Department of

Eileen Braman is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor at Indiana University Bloomington.

Honors

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Indiana University Bloomington

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

2023 Organized Section Awards. Political science today (2023)

politicsorganized section awardspolitical science

Research on Cognitive Shortcomings in Comparative Judicial Behaviour. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Eileen Braman

cognitive shortcomingscognitive sciencecomparative judicial behaviour

Assessing the Credibility of Constitutional Experts. Journal of Law and Courts (2022)

Eileen Braman

public lawconstitutional lawconstitutional expertslegal theorylaw

Institutional Prospects: Exploring Perceptions of Past Benefits and Future Risks From Supreme Court Decisions and Support for Institutional Change. Political Psychology (2022)

Eileen Braman

future riskspolitical scienceinstitutional changepolitical psychologyinstitutional prospectssupreme court decisions

Testing a Prospect Theory Model of Support for Change to the Supreme Court. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Eileen Braman

prospect theory modelconstitutional lawpolitical sciencesupreme courtlaw

Eileen Braman

Cognition in the Courts. Oxford University Press eBooks (2017)

Eileen Braman

cognitionlawcognitive scienceforensic psychologycriminal lawcriminologycriminal justicejurisprudence

Exploring Citizen Assessments of Unilateral Executive Authority. Law & Society Review (2016)

Eileen Braman

public lawgovernancesociology of lawunilateral executive authoritypolitical sciencelawcitizen assessmentsjurisprudencepublic policy

These Estimable Courts: Understanding Public Perceptions of State Judicial Institutions and Legal Policy-Making. Political Science Quarterly (2016)

Damon M. CannJeff Yates

public lawprivate lawconstitutional lawstate judicial institutionscase lawlawgovernment informationlegal processestimable courtslegal policy-makingpublic policycomparative law

Normative Legitimacy: Rules of Appropriateness in Citizens’ Assessments of Individual Judicial Decisions. Justice System Journal (2014)

Eileen BramanBeth Easter

individual judicial decisionsnormative legitimacypolitical sciencelawethicsjurisprudencepublic policylegal assessment

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2
10 / page

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