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Thomas Hansford

Vice Provost for Academic Personnel & Professor

University of California, Merced

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School of Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts

Political Science

Thomas Hansford is currently serving as a Political Science Vice Provost for Academic Personnel & Professor at University of California, Merced.

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University of California, Merced

Vice Provost for Academic Personnel & Professor

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political science jurisprudence law politics social sciences political science research comparative politics american political thought constitutional law public policy political communication public law political analysis political process case law political behavior legal theory supreme court decisions elections public acceptance political studies candidate selection election forecasting legal process political theory measuring legal change congressional preferences electoral effects party cues social choice social identity citation analysis bibliometrics measurement theory constitutions resource allocation legislative aspect freedom of speech biopolitics procedural justice public debate voter turnout amicus curiae brief organizational constraints information provision interest involvement presidential nominations lower federal courts district court judges campaign resources empirical evidence supports democracy judicial politics political methodology

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Effect of State Supreme Court Selection Method on Perceptions of the U.S. Supreme Court. Journal of Law and Courts (2023)

Thomas G. HansfordEddie LuceroChanita IntawanRicardo Robles

jurisprudencelawpolitical science

Estimating the Ideal Points of Organized Interests in Legal Policy Space. Justice System Journal (2022)

Thomas G. HansfordSarah DepaoliKayla S. Canelo

organized interestslegal policy spaceideal pointspolitical science

Replication Data for the Effect of State Supreme Court Selection Method on Perceptions of the U.S. Supreme Court. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Thomas HansfordEddie LuceroChanita IntawanRicardo Robles

replication datasocial sciencesjurisprudencedata sciencepolitical science

Agenda Setting and Attention to Precedent in the Us Federal Courts. Journal of Law and Courts (2021)

JBrandon Duck-MayrThomas G. HansfordJames F. Spriggs

constitutional lawlawfederal courtscase lawagenda settingpublic lawjurisprudence

Replication Data for: Agenda Setting and Attention to Precedent in the U.S. Federal Courts. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

JBrandoln Duck-MayrThomas HansfordJames Spriggs

replication dataconstitutional lawlawcase lawagenda settingpublic lawjurisprudencepolitical sciencelegal processpublic policy

Locating U.S. Solicitors General in the Supreme Court's Policy Space. Presidential Studies Quarterly (2019)

Thomas G. HansfordSarah DepaoliKayla S. Canelo

jurisprudencepolicy spacesupreme courtpolitical science

Perceptions of a Polarized Court: How Division Among Justices Shapes the Supreme Court’s Public Image. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. 2018. 198 Pp. $94.50 (Cloth). $32.95 (Paper). Public Opinion Quarterly (2019)

Thomas G Hansford

constitutional lawamerican political thoughtlawsupreme courtpublic imagesocial sciencesjurisprudenceprocedural justicepublic opinionpolitical sciencesocial justicepublic debatesocial identitypolarized court

Linguistic Complexity, Information Processing, and Public Acceptance of Supreme Court Decisions. Political Psychology (2018)

Thomas G. HansfordChelsea Coe

political psychologylinguistic complexitypolitical behaviorsocial sciencesjurisprudencepolitical communicationpolitical sciencepublic acceptanceinformation processingsupreme court decisionsbehavioral sciences

The Politics of Precedent on the U.S. Supreme Court. (2018)

Thomas G. HansfordJames F. Spriggs

jurisprudencelawpolitical science

Snap Judgment: Implicit Perceptions of a (Political) Court. Political Behavior (2017)

Thomas G. HansfordChanita IntawanStephen P. Nicholson

political psychologysnap judgmentlawpolitical behaviorjurisprudencepolitical scienceimplicit perceptionspoliticspsychology

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Thomas Hansford

Vice Provost for Academic Personnel & Professor

University of California, Merced

Affiliations

School of Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts

Political Science

Thomas Hansford is currently serving as a Political Science Vice Provost for Academic Personnel & Professor at University of California, Merced.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Thomas Hansford

University of California, Merced

Vice Provost for Academic Personnel & Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Effect of State Supreme Court Selection Method on Perceptions of the U.S. Supreme Court. Journal of Law and Courts (2023)

Thomas G. HansfordEddie LuceroChanita IntawanRicardo Robles

jurisprudencelawpolitical science

Estimating the Ideal Points of Organized Interests in Legal Policy Space. Justice System Journal (2022)

Thomas G. HansfordSarah DepaoliKayla S. Canelo

organized interestslegal policy spaceideal pointspolitical science

Replication Data for the Effect of State Supreme Court Selection Method on Perceptions of the U.S. Supreme Court. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Thomas HansfordEddie LuceroChanita IntawanRicardo Robles

replication datasocial sciencesjurisprudencedata sciencepolitical science

Agenda Setting and Attention to Precedent in the Us Federal Courts. Journal of Law and Courts (2021)

JBrandon Duck-MayrThomas G. HansfordJames F. Spriggs

constitutional lawlawfederal courtscase lawagenda settingpublic lawjurisprudence

Replication Data for: Agenda Setting and Attention to Precedent in the U.S. Federal Courts. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

JBrandoln Duck-MayrThomas HansfordJames Spriggs

replication dataconstitutional lawlawcase lawagenda settingpublic lawjurisprudencepolitical sciencelegal processpublic policy

Locating U.S. Solicitors General in the Supreme Court's Policy Space. Presidential Studies Quarterly (2019)

Thomas G. HansfordSarah DepaoliKayla S. Canelo

jurisprudencepolicy spacesupreme courtpolitical science

Thomas G Hansford

Linguistic Complexity, Information Processing, and Public Acceptance of Supreme Court Decisions. Political Psychology (2018)

Thomas G. HansfordChelsea Coe

The Politics of Precedent on the U.S. Supreme Court. (2018)

Thomas G. HansfordJames F. Spriggs

jurisprudencelawpolitical science

Snap Judgment: Implicit Perceptions of a (Political) Court. Political Behavior (2017)

Thomas G. HansfordChanita IntawanStephen P. Nicholson

political psychologysnap judgmentlawpolitical behaviorjurisprudencepolitical scienceimplicit perceptionspoliticspsychology

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