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Gregory J. Martin

Associate Professor of Political Economics at the Graduate School of Business and Senior Fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research

Stanford University

Affiliations

Graduate School of Business

Political Economy

Graduate School of Education

Gregory J. Martin is currently serving as a Graduate School Of Business Associate Professor of Political Economics at the Graduate School of Business and Senior Fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research at Stanford University.

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Gregory J. Martin

Stanford University

Associate Professor of Political Economics at the Graduate School of Business and Senior Fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research

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political science political communication journalism mass communication machine learning news analytics vote choices media influence large-scale datasets electoral prospects communication online information political behavior economics social media political analysis data journalism real world data american political thought political science research information technology scholarly communication data coding veto override rates political interest campaign ads persuasion public opinion bias economic psychology communication security democracy digital mediums knowledge discovery political studies scientific data audience reception digital society biopolitics political theory political process political transformation data creation computational journalism annotation tool data publishing election forecasting political equilibrium national politics component selection ip-based design agency problems media buying ideological competition electoral performance american democracy political consulting create wordclouds government communication medium ownership government information popular medium

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ideological Competition. American Journal of Political Science (2023)

Federica IzzoGregory J. MartinSteven Callander

ideologyideological competitionpolitical sciencecomparative politicsbiopolitics

A Method for Measuring Investigative Journalism in Local Newspapers. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Eray TurkelAnish SahaRhett Carson OwenGregory J. MartinShoshana Vasserman

content analysisnews analyticscommunicationjournalism

How Campaign Ads Stimulate Political Interest. The Review of Economics and Statistics (2021)

Nathan CanenGregory J. Martin

political interestpolitical scienceeconomicscampaign adspolitical communication

Replication Data for: How Campaign Ads Stimulate Political Interest. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Nathan CanenGregory J. Martin

political interestsocial mediapolitical sciencereplication datamass communicationcampaign adspolitical communicationcommunication

1976-2016-President.Tab. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Marcel GarzGregory Martin

Ads_Online_Offline_Replication.Tar.Gz. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Gregory MartinZachary PeskowitzErika Franklin FowlerMichael FranzTravis Ridout

Alabama.Csv. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Marcel GarzGregory Martin

Alaska.Csv. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Marcel GarzGregory Martin

Approval Data Codebook.Pdf. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Marcel GarzGregory Martin

data sciencedata codingdata mining

Approval Data Compile.Do. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Marcel GarzGregory Martin

data sciencecomputational social science

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Gregory J. Martin

Associate Professor of Political Economics at the Graduate School of Business and Senior Fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research

Stanford University

Affiliations

Graduate School of Business

Political Economy

Graduate School of Education

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Gregory J. Martin

Stanford University

Associate Professor of Political Economics at the Graduate School of Business and Senior Fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ideological Competition. American Journal of Political Science (2023)

Federica IzzoGregory J. MartinSteven Callander

ideologyideological competitionpolitical sciencecomparative politicsbiopolitics

A Method for Measuring Investigative Journalism in Local Newspapers. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Eray TurkelAnish SahaRhett Carson OwenGregory J. MartinShoshana Vasserman

content analysisnews analyticscommunicationjournalism

How Campaign Ads Stimulate Political Interest. The Review of Economics and Statistics (2021)

Nathan CanenGregory J. Martin

political interestpolitical scienceeconomicscampaign adspolitical communication

Replication Data for: How Campaign Ads Stimulate Political Interest. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Nathan CanenGregory J. Martin

political interestsocial mediapolitical sciencereplication datamass communicationcampaign adspolitical communicationcommunication

1976-2016-President.Tab. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Marcel GarzGregory Martin

Ads_Online_Offline_Replication.Tar.Gz. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Gregory MartinZachary PeskowitzErika Franklin FowlerMichael FranzTravis Ridout

Alabama.Csv. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Marcel GarzGregory Martin

Alaska.Csv. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Marcel GarzGregory Martin

Approval Data Codebook.Pdf. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Marcel GarzGregory Martin

data sciencedata codingdata mining

Approval Data Compile.Do. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Marcel GarzGregory Martin

data sciencecomputational social science

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