Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

JOHN GRIFFIN

Georgetown University

Affiliations

Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

Government

NoneJohn Griffin is currently serving as a Georgetown University College Of Arts & Sciences faculty at Georgetown University.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

JOHN GRIFFIN

Georgetown University

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

political science politics social sciences public policy political behavior comparative politics elections governance american political thought voting rule public participation citizen participation african american studies race political communication democracy political science research social science research race relations white supremacy accountability reward systems e-participation racial differences political inequality disparities economic psychology decision science economic behavior english studies scientometrics literary history digital scholarship textual practice women's studies social bias contemporary racism political process collective choice minority influence government policy urban politics spatial politics psychological deprivation political competition scholarly communication citation analysis journal citation report impact factor bibliometrics sexology sexism participatory decision-making labor market participation democratic responsiveness marginality hypothesis electoral competition unequal representation descriptive representation african american turnout minority legislators matter legislator wealth estate tax policy representation senate apportionment democratic citizenship constituent opinion district conditions

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Deprivation in the Midst of Plenty: Citizen Polarization and Political Protest. British journal of political science (2020)

John D. GriffinChad Kiewiet de JongeVania Ximena Velasco-Guachalla

political sciencepolitical psychologysocial sciencespsychologycitizen polarizationpolitical behaviorpsychological deprivationpolitical protest

Class War in the Voting Booth: Bias Against High‐Income Congressional Candidates. Legislative studies quarterly (2019)

John D. GriffinBrian NewmanPatrick Buhr

political sciencepoliticsvoting boothsocial classbiassocial scienceslawhigh-income congressional candidatespolitical communicationclass war

A God of Vengeance and of Reward? Voters and Accountability. Legislative Studies Quarterly (2018)

John D. GriffinBrian NewmanDavid W. Nickerson

voting rulepolitical sciencegovernancelawpolitical philosophyreward systemsaccountabilityelections

Presidents and the Congressional Black Caucus: The Racial Consequences of Electoral Incentives. Presidential studies quarterly (2018)

John D. GriffinBrian Newman

electoral incentivespolitical sciencecongressional black caucusamerican political thoughtracial consequences

Representation When Constituent Opinion and District Conditions Collide. Political Research Quarterly (2018)

E. Scott AdlerAdam F. CaytonJohn D. Griffin

political sciencepoliticsspatial politicssocial sciencescomparative politicsurban politicsconstituent opiniondistrict conditionspolitical science research

Why Parties Matter: Political Competition and Democracy in the American South. (2018)

John H. AldrichJohn D. Griffin

political scienceparties matterpolitical competitiondemocracyamerican southcomparative politics

Political Inequality in America: Who Loses on Spending Policy? When is Policy Less Biased?. Politics Groups and Identities (2017)

John GriffinZoltan HajnalBrian NewmanDavid Searle

political sciencepoliticsspending policypolitical inequalitypublic policy

Back Matter. Journal of the Assembly for Expanded Perspectives on Learning (2016)

Lois AgnewTanya CochranRasha DiabJohn DuffyThomas FerrelPeter FieldsDonna Hodge

digital scholarshipscholarly communicationking k. holmeshumanitieshistoriographyimpact factorenglish studiesno accessnov 2017backtextual practicescientometricshistory and philosophy of scienceliteraturejournal citation reportbarry r. bloomliterary historybibliometricsliterary theorycitation analysisliterary criticism

When and Why Minority Legislators Matter. Annual review of political science (2014)

John D. Griffin

public opinionminority influencepolitical scienceminority legislators matter

High Income Earners and Whites Get More From Voting Than Low Income Earners and African Americans. (2013)

John GriffinBrian Newman

voting rulelow income earnerssociologyhigh income earnerspublic policysocial scienceseconomic inequalitydemographyafrican americanselections

1
2
3
10 / page

JOHN GRIFFIN

Georgetown University

Affiliations

Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

Government

NoneJohn Griffin is currently serving as a Georgetown University College Of Arts & Sciences faculty at Georgetown University.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

JOHN GRIFFIN

Georgetown University

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Deprivation in the Midst of Plenty: Citizen Polarization and Political Protest. British journal of political science (2020)

John D. GriffinChad Kiewiet de JongeVania Ximena Velasco-Guachalla

political sciencepolitical psychologysocial sciencespsychologycitizen polarizationpolitical behaviorpsychological deprivationpolitical protest

Class War in the Voting Booth: Bias Against High‐Income Congressional Candidates. Legislative studies quarterly (2019)

John D. GriffinBrian NewmanPatrick Buhr

political sciencepoliticsvoting boothsocial classbiassocial scienceslawhigh-income congressional candidatespolitical communicationclass war

A God of Vengeance and of Reward? Voters and Accountability. Legislative Studies Quarterly (2018)

John D. GriffinBrian NewmanDavid W. Nickerson

voting rulepolitical sciencegovernancelawpolitical philosophyreward systemsaccountabilityelections

Presidents and the Congressional Black Caucus: The Racial Consequences of Electoral Incentives. Presidential studies quarterly (2018)

John D. GriffinBrian Newman

electoral incentivespolitical sciencecongressional black caucusamerican political thoughtracial consequences

Representation When Constituent Opinion and District Conditions Collide. Political Research Quarterly (2018)

E. Scott AdlerAdam F. CaytonJohn D. Griffin

political sciencepoliticsspatial politicssocial sciencescomparative politicsurban politicsconstituent opiniondistrict conditionspolitical science research

Why Parties Matter: Political Competition and Democracy in the American South. (2018)

John H. AldrichJohn D. Griffin

political scienceparties matterpolitical competitiondemocracyamerican southcomparative politics

Political Inequality in America: Who Loses on Spending Policy? When is Policy Less Biased?. Politics Groups and Identities (2017)

John GriffinZoltan HajnalBrian NewmanDavid Searle

political sciencepoliticsspending policypolitical inequalitypublic policy

Back Matter. Journal of the Assembly for Expanded Perspectives on Learning (2016)

Lois AgnewTanya CochranRasha DiabJohn DuffyThomas FerrelPeter FieldsDonna Hodge

When and Why Minority Legislators Matter. Annual review of political science (2014)

John D. Griffin

public opinionminority influencepolitical scienceminority legislators matter

High Income Earners and Whites Get More From Voting Than Low Income Earners and African Americans. (2013)

John GriffinBrian Newman

voting rulelow income earnerssociologyhigh income earnerspublic policysocial scienceseconomic inequalitydemographyafrican americanselections

1
2
3
10 / page

Similar Faculty Members

Linda L. Fowler

Institution

Dartmouth College

governance

politics

Michael Jones-Correa

Institution

University of Pennsylvania

political science

politics

Betsy Sinclair

Institution

Washington University in St. Louis

political methodology

political process

Carole Jean Uhlaner

Institution

University of California, Irvine

political science

social sciences

Michael McDonald

Institution

University of Florida

public opinion

voting rule

Walter J. Stone

Institution

University of California, Davis

voting rule

congressional elections

Michael Bailey

Institution

Georgetown University

political science

public policy

Timothy Hellwig

Institution

Indiana University Bloomington

european public policy

european issue

Marc Meredith

Institution

University of Pennsylvania

causal inference methods

political economy

Timothy Hellwig

Institution

University at Buffalo

european public policy

policy responsiveness

Similar Faculty Members

Linda L. Fowler

Institution

Dartmouth College

governance

politics

Michael Jones-Correa

Institution

University of Pennsylvania

political science

politics

Betsy Sinclair

Institution

Washington University in St. Louis

political methodology

political process

Carole Jean Uhlaner

Institution

University of California, Irvine

political science

social sciences

Michael McDonald

Institution

University of Florida

public opinion

voting rule

Walter J. Stone

Institution

University of California, Davis

voting rule

congressional elections

Michael Bailey

Institution

Georgetown University

political science

public policy

Timothy Hellwig

Institution

Indiana University Bloomington

european public policy

european issue

Marc Meredith

Institution

University of Pennsylvania

causal inference methods

political economy

Timothy Hellwig

Institution

University at Buffalo

european public policy

policy responsiveness