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Gregory Love

Professor of Political Science

University of Mississippi

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Aerospace Studies

Political Science

Gregory Love is currently serving as an Aerospace Studies Professor of Political Science at University of Mississippi.

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Gregory Love

University of Mississippi

Professor of Political Science

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political science social sciences comparative politics public policy interpersonal trust politics political science research political behavior political analysis law elections latin american politics political competition comparative perspective public opinion political psychology political communication political theory political process regime analysis latin american presidents public support cyclical model natural disasters democratic theory experimental social psychology democracy databases group process social science research economy of china symptom management medical history integrative medicine clinical investigation internal medicine sex differences public choice growth theory political systems election forecasting chinese politics evidence-based medicine clinical populations general internal medicine clinical disease data acquisition regulatory approval electoral democracies democratic legitimacy policy performance executive approval database presidential approval political cleavages party system post-authoritarian chile earthquake damage state capacity trust shaken e-democracy political development voter turnout democratic accountability governance liberal democracy

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Executive Approval Dynamics in Presidential and Parliamentary Democratic Regimes. Comparative Political Studies (2024)

Cecilia Martínez-GallardoGregory J. LoveJonathan HartlynRyan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigMatthew M. Singer

political scienceregime analysisparliamentary democratic regimescomparative politicsexecutive approval dynamics

Lassoing the Governor’s Mansion: A Machine-Learning Approach to Forecasting Gubernatorial Elections. PS Political Science & Politics (2024)

Gregory J. LoveRyan E. CarlinMatthew M. Singer

electionsforecastinggubernatorial electionspolitical sciencemachine learningelection forecastingpolitical analysis

Replication Data for: Executive Approval Dynamics in Presidential and Parliamentary Democratic Regimes. Harvard Dataverse (2024)

Gregory J. LoveCecilia Martinez-GallardoJonathan HartlynRyan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigMatthew M. Singer

public policypolitical sciencereplication dataregime analysisdata sciencegovernancecomparative politicsexecutive approval dynamics

The Executive Approval Database. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Ryan E. CarlinJonathan HartlynTimothy HellwigGregory J. LoveCecilia Martínez-GallardoMatthew Singer

public policypolitical scienceinformation policydatabasessocial sciencesexecutive approval database

Ethnicity or Policy? the Conditioning of Intergroup Trust in the Context of Ethnic Conflict. Political Psychology (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinRoberto GonzálezGregory J. LoveDaniel Andres MirandaPatricio D. Navia

ethnic conflictpublic policyethnicitypolitical psychologyintergroup trust

Replication Data for: Ethnicity or Policy? the Conditioning of Intergroup Trust in the Context of Ethnic Conflict. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinRoberto GonzalezGregory J. LoveDaniel MirandaPatricio Navia

ethnic conflictpolitical sciencesociologyethnicitysocial sciencesreplication dataintergroup trust

Replication Data for: Measures of Interpersonal Trust: Evidence on Their Cross-National Validity and Reliability Based on Surveys and Experimental Data. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinGregory J. LoveConal Smith

experimental datareplication datadata sciencecross-national validitysocial sciencesinterpersonal trustreliabilitystatistics

Replication Data for: When Growth is Not Enough: Inequality, Economic Gains, and Executive Approval. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigGregory J. LoveCecilia Martínez-GallardoMatthew M. Singer

economic inequalityregulatory approvaleconomicseconomic gainsexecutive approvaleconomic growthreplication data

When Does the Public Get It Right? the Information Environment and the Accuracy of Economic Sentiment. Comparative Political Studies (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigGregory J. LoveCecilia Martínez-GallardoMatthew M. Singer

political scienceinformation environmenteconomic sentimentcommunicationpublic opinionpolitical analysispolitical communicationcomparative politicsjournalism

When Growth is Not Enough: Inequality, Economic Gains, and Executive Approval. Political Science Research and Methods (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigGregory J. LoveCecilia Martínez-GallardoMatthew M. Singer

economic inequalitypolitical science researcheconomicspublic policypolitical sciencegrowth theoryexecutive approvaleconomic gainseconomic growth

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Gregory Love

Professor of Political Science

University of Mississippi

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Aerospace Studies

Political Science

Gregory Love is currently serving as an Aerospace Studies Professor of Political Science at University of Mississippi.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Gregory Love

University of Mississippi

Professor of Political Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Executive Approval Dynamics in Presidential and Parliamentary Democratic Regimes. Comparative Political Studies (2024)

Cecilia Martínez-GallardoGregory J. LoveJonathan HartlynRyan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigMatthew M. Singer

political scienceregime analysisparliamentary democratic regimescomparative politicsexecutive approval dynamics

Lassoing the Governor’s Mansion: A Machine-Learning Approach to Forecasting Gubernatorial Elections. PS Political Science & Politics (2024)

Gregory J. LoveRyan E. CarlinMatthew M. Singer

electionsforecastinggubernatorial electionspolitical sciencemachine learningelection forecastingpolitical analysis

Replication Data for: Executive Approval Dynamics in Presidential and Parliamentary Democratic Regimes. Harvard Dataverse (2024)

Gregory J. LoveCecilia Martinez-GallardoJonathan HartlynRyan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigMatthew M. Singer

public policypolitical sciencereplication dataregime analysisdata sciencegovernancecomparative politicsexecutive approval dynamics

The Executive Approval Database. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Ryan E. CarlinJonathan HartlynTimothy HellwigGregory J. LoveCecilia Martínez-GallardoMatthew Singer

public policypolitical scienceinformation policydatabasessocial sciencesexecutive approval database

Ethnicity or Policy? the Conditioning of Intergroup Trust in the Context of Ethnic Conflict. Political Psychology (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinRoberto GonzálezGregory J. LoveDaniel Andres MirandaPatricio D. Navia

ethnic conflictpublic policyethnicitypolitical psychologyintergroup trust

Replication Data for: Ethnicity or Policy? the Conditioning of Intergroup Trust in the Context of Ethnic Conflict. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinRoberto GonzalezGregory J. LoveDaniel MirandaPatricio Navia

ethnic conflictpolitical sciencesociologyethnicitysocial sciencesreplication dataintergroup trust

Replication Data for: Measures of Interpersonal Trust: Evidence on Their Cross-National Validity and Reliability Based on Surveys and Experimental Data. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinGregory J. LoveConal Smith

experimental datareplication datadata sciencecross-national validitysocial sciencesinterpersonal trustreliabilitystatistics

Replication Data for: When Growth is Not Enough: Inequality, Economic Gains, and Executive Approval. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigGregory J. LoveCecilia Martínez-GallardoMatthew M. Singer

economic inequalityregulatory approvaleconomicseconomic gainsexecutive approvaleconomic growthreplication data

When Does the Public Get It Right? the Information Environment and the Accuracy of Economic Sentiment. Comparative Political Studies (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigGregory J. LoveCecilia Martínez-GallardoMatthew M. Singer

political scienceinformation environmenteconomic sentimentcommunicationpublic opinionpolitical analysispolitical communicationcomparative politicsjournalism

When Growth is Not Enough: Inequality, Economic Gains, and Executive Approval. Political Science Research and Methods (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigGregory J. LoveCecilia Martínez-GallardoMatthew M. Singer

economic inequalitypolitical science researcheconomicspublic policypolitical sciencegrowth theoryexecutive approvaleconomic gainseconomic growth

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