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John G. Geer

Distinguished Professor of Political Science

Vanderbilt University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Science

Political Science

Graduate School

Political Science

John G. Geer is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Science Distinguished Professor of Political Science at Vanderbilt University.

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John G. Geer

Vanderbilt University

Distinguished Professor of Political Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Joseph H. Hamilton and Vanderbilt University. WORLD SCIENTIFIC eBooks (2025)

humanitiesdigital scholarshipundergraduate researchhigher education managementhigher educationamerican studiesscience and technology studieseducationpublic scholarshipjoseph h. hamiltonhistorical reviewfaculty issues

Americans Love Free Speech, Survey Finds − Until They Realize Everyone Else Has It, Too. (2024)

communicationpublic opinionsocial sciencescancel culturefreedom of speechpolitical communicationfree speechsurvey methodology

Gateways to Democracy. Cengage Learning (2018)

liberal democracypolitical sciencepoliticspolitical studiese-democracypublic policydemocratic theorydemocratizationdeliberative democracypolitical analysisdemocracy

Courting the Women's Vote: The Emotional, Cognitive, and Persuasive Effects of Gender-Based Appeals in Campaign Advertisements. Political Behavior (2017)

persuasiongendered perceptionspersuasive effectspublic opinionbiaspolitical psychologyhuman decision processgender studiesgender-based appealsconsumer appealpolitical behaviorpolitical communicationcampaign advertisementsadvertisingjournalismelections

Rethinking the Concept of Negativity. Political Research Quarterly (2017)

positive economicsmoral psychologypsychologyrationalitynegative resultsemotionseconomic psychologyphilosophyethical theorypsychological sciencebehavioral decision making

Rethinking the Concept of Negativity: An Empirical Approach. Political Research Quarterly (2017)

Keena LipsitzJohn G. Geer

political sciencecommunicationpolitical psychologysocial sciencespolitical science research

Xps Volume 4 Issue 3 Cover and Front Matter. Journal of experimental political science (2017)

Eric DicksonRick WilsonKevin ArceneauxFotini ChristiaJamie DruckmanCatherine EckelAlan GerberLeonie HuddyMacartan HumphreysKosuke ImaiBernhard KittelNeil MalhotraElizabeth PaluckBetsy SinclairKarine VanDer StraetenJonathan WoonElizabeth ZechmeisterLene AarøeAbigail BarrAdam BerinskyAndré BlaisJens Blom-HansenTed BraderAlessandra CaselaScott DeposatoRaymond DuchKevin EsterlingJames FowlerSean GailmardScott GartnerJohn GeerJames GibsonSanford GordonChristian GroseRafael Hortala-VallveGregory HuberVincent HutchingsSusan HydeShanto IyengarJennifer JeritPeter JohnJohn JostKristin KanthakLuke KeeleGary KingEsteban KlorDimitri LandaPeter LoewenEdmund MaleskyRichard MatlandRose McdermottJennifer MerollaHelen MilnerRebecca MortonDavid NickersonDaniel NielsenHenrik OscarssonThomas PalfreyCostas PanagopoulosMichael PetersenDaniel PosnerDaniel RubensonSøren SerritzlewDustin TingleyMichael TomzJoshua TuckerJean-Robert TyranNicholas ValentinoLynn VavreckKenneth Williams

front matterpolitical sciencejournalismsurface science

Courting the Women’s Vote: The Emotional, Cognitive, and Persuasive Effects of Gender-Based Appeals in Campaign Advertisements. Political Behavior (2016)

Cindy D. KamAllison M. N. ArcherJohn G. Geer

political sciencepersuasioncommunicationmarketingmass communicationpersuasive effectspolitical psychologygender-based appealspolitical behaviorpolitical communicationcampaign advertisementsrhetoric

The State of the Union 2015 – Theater, Traditions, Politics. (2015)

political sciencepoliticsunion 2015theatredramaturgytheatre studiesart policypublic performanceperformance artcontemporary theatre

Negativity, Information, and Candidate Position-Taking. Political Communication (2014)

John G. GeerLynn Vavreck

political sciencepolitical behaviorcommunicationpolitical communication

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John G. Geer

Distinguished Professor of Political Science

Vanderbilt University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Science

Political Science

Graduate School

Political Science

John G. Geer is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Science Distinguished Professor of Political Science at Vanderbilt University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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John G. Geer

Vanderbilt University

Distinguished Professor of Political Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Joseph H. Hamilton and Vanderbilt University. WORLD SCIENTIFIC eBooks (2025)

Americans Love Free Speech, Survey Finds − Until They Realize Everyone Else Has It, Too. (2024)

communicationpublic opinionsocial sciencescancel culturefreedom of speechpolitical communicationfree speechsurvey methodology

Gateways to Democracy. Cengage Learning (2018)

liberal democracypolitical sciencepoliticspolitical studiese-democracypublic policydemocratic theorydemocratizationdeliberative democracypolitical analysisdemocracy

Courting the Women's Vote: The Emotional, Cognitive, and Persuasive Effects of Gender-Based Appeals in Campaign Advertisements. Political Behavior (2017)

Rethinking the Concept of Negativity. Political Research Quarterly (2017)

positive economicsmoral psychologypsychologyrationalitynegative resultsemotionseconomic psychologyphilosophyethical theorypsychological sciencebehavioral decision making

Rethinking the Concept of Negativity: An Empirical Approach. Political Research Quarterly (2017)

Keena LipsitzJohn G. Geer

political sciencecommunicationpolitical psychologysocial sciencespolitical science research

Xps Volume 4 Issue 3 Cover and Front Matter. Journal of experimental political science (2017)

front matterpolitical sciencejournalismsurface science

Courting the Women’s Vote: The Emotional, Cognitive, and Persuasive Effects of Gender-Based Appeals in Campaign Advertisements. Political Behavior (2016)

Cindy D. KamAllison M. N. ArcherJohn G. Geer

political sciencepersuasioncommunicationmarketingmass communicationpersuasive effectspolitical psychologygender-based appealspolitical behaviorpolitical communicationcampaign advertisementsrhetoric

The State of the Union 2015 – Theater, Traditions, Politics. (2015)

political sciencepoliticsunion 2015theatredramaturgytheatre studiesart policypublic performanceperformance artcontemporary theatre

Negativity, Information, and Candidate Position-Taking. Political Communication (2014)

John G. GeerLynn Vavreck

political sciencepolitical behaviorcommunicationpolitical communication

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