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Michael A. Neblo

Professor Director of the Institute for Democratic Engagement and Accountability IDEA Professor by courtesy of Philosophy Communication and Public Policy

Ohio State University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Germanic Languages and Literatures

Philosophy

Political Science

School of Communication

John Glenn College of Public Affairs

Michael A. Neblo is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Director of the Institute for Democratic Engagement and Accountability IDEA Professor by courtesy of Philosophy Communication and Public Policy at Ohio State University.

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Michael A. Neblo

Ohio State University

Professor Director of the Institute for Democratic Engagement and Accountability IDEA Professor by courtesy of Philosophy Communication and Public Policy

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political science communication political communication deliberative democracy social sciences democracy politics mass communication democratic theory public policy political behavior political philosophy public opinion political science research political psychology political analysis political theory governance political process participatory decision-making scholarly communication social science research government communication deliberative field experiment incidental pundit behavioral decision making decision science citizen participation public participation political culture field experiments human decision process public management network evolution critical thinking domestic politics public governance political systems reasoning about action public choice blind spots political attitudes deliberative politics representative democracy field experiment evidence medical internet research data privacy nursing science usable privacy research policy intellectual discourse family process action (philosophy) planning theory theory building human research ethics biomedical ethics healthcare ethics clinical evidence privacy issues family dynamics family diversity family involvement family interactions information behavior regime analysis government policy medical records family disputes research methods behavioral persuasion online town halls good public deliberation multiplier effects sharp relief covid crisis political studies

Notable Scholarly Works

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Advancing Deliberative Reform in a Parliamentary System: Prospects for Recursive Representation. European Political Science Review (2023)

Nardine AlnemrSelen A. ErcanNick VlahosJohn S. DryzekAndrew LeighMichael Neblo

political systemspolitical sciencerecursive representationparliamentary systemdeliberative reformpolitical processdeliberative democracypolitical analysispolitical science research

Pathways of Peer Influence on Major Choice. Social Forces (2023)

Brian RubineauShinwon NohMichael A NebloDavid M J Lazer

major choicesociologysocial influencesocial scienceseducationsocietal influencepeer influence

Replication Data for: Testing the Benefits of Public Deliberation. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

William MinozziRyan KennedyKevin M. EsterlingMichael A. NebloRyan Jewell

public deliberationcommunicationreplicationreplication datasocial mediadata sciencedata replication

Testing the Benefits of Public Deliberation. American Journal of Political Science (2023)

William MinozziRyan KennedyKevin M. EsterlingMichael A. NebloRyan Jewell

public deliberationpolitical sciencecommunicationsocial media

Connecting to Congress During Covid-19: Political Representation and Two-Way Crisis Communication. Digital Government Research and Practice (2022)

Abigail KieltyAmy LeeMichael A. Neblo

political representationpolitical sciencecommunicationmass communicationcovid-19two-way crisis communicationinternational communicationpolitical behaviorpolitical communicationgovernment communication

Deliberative Field Experiments. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Jon KingzetteMichael Neblo

field experimentsenvironmental sciencedeliberative field experiments

Does Familiarity Breed Esteem? a Field Experiment on Emergent Attitudes Toward Members of Congress. Political Research Quarterly (2022)

Kevin M. EsterlingWilliam MinozziMichael A. Neblo

political sciencepoliticscommunicationpublic opinionpolitical psychologysocial sciencesattitude theoryemergent attitudespolitical science researchpolitical communicationcomparative politics

Research Methods in Deliberative Democracy. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Cassius AlvaresRay DagapiosoDeniz ErcanJuliana RochaSelen ErcanHans AsenbaumNicole CuratoRicardo MendonçaI Theorizing DeliberationSimone ChambersJames JohnsonNormative GroundedGenevieve FujiJohnson Democratic TheorizingAndré BächtigerMarlène GerberEléonore Fournier-TombsReason DeliberativeSimon NiemeyerFrancesco VeriMary ScudderDannica FleußRaphaël KiesKimmo GrönlundKaisa HerneJon KingzetteMichael NebloHannah WernerLala MuradovaJohn Survey MethodsEduardo Da SilvaCarlos RibeiroSilvio HigginsNúria Franco-GuillénSebastian De LaileJohn ParkinsonRyan MattNicole EthnographyJohn RountreeJonathan PickeringLucy ParryCarolyn HendriksJohn BoswellPaula SimõesParomita Talk-Based AnalysisRousiley MaiaTariq ChoucairOliver MethodsStephen ElstubGianfranco PomattoI Enacting DeliberationHendrik WagenaarKiran CunninghamLillian Muyomba-TamaleKei NishiyamaDonatella Della PortaAndrea FelicettiV ReflectionsJane MansbridgeJohn Dryzek

deliberative democracypolitical scienceresearch methods

The Digital Citizen Dignity in a Digital Age Ro Khanna Simon Schuster, 2022. 368 Pp. the Digital Republic Jamie Susskind Pegasus, 2022. 304 Pp.. Science (2022)

Michael NebloAvery White

digital scholarshipdigital culturecommunicationdigital citizenshipdigital societydigital dividesociologydigital humanitiesscience and technology studiessocial mediainformation technologyculturedigital literacy

Active is as Active Does: Deliberative and Non-Deliberative Political Communication in Context. Journal of Deliberative Democracy (2021)

Robert C. RichardsMichael Neblo

political culturecivic engagementpolitical sciencecommunicationpolitical psychologydemocratic theorydeliberative democracynon-deliberative political communicationpolitical behaviorpolitical communicationactivismgovernment communicationjournalismdemocracy

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Michael A. Neblo

Professor Director of the Institute for Democratic Engagement and Accountability IDEA Professor by courtesy of Philosophy Communication and Public Policy

Ohio State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Germanic Languages and Literatures

Philosophy

Political Science

School of Communication

John Glenn College of Public Affairs

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michael A. Neblo

Ohio State University

Professor Director of the Institute for Democratic Engagement and Accountability IDEA Professor by courtesy of Philosophy Communication and Public Policy

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Advancing Deliberative Reform in a Parliamentary System: Prospects for Recursive Representation. European Political Science Review (2023)

Nardine AlnemrSelen A. ErcanNick VlahosJohn S. DryzekAndrew LeighMichael Neblo

political systemspolitical sciencerecursive representationparliamentary systemdeliberative reformpolitical processdeliberative democracypolitical analysispolitical science research

Pathways of Peer Influence on Major Choice. Social Forces (2023)

Brian RubineauShinwon NohMichael A NebloDavid M J Lazer

major choicesociologysocial influencesocial scienceseducationsocietal influencepeer influence

Replication Data for: Testing the Benefits of Public Deliberation. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

William MinozziRyan KennedyKevin M. EsterlingMichael A. NebloRyan Jewell

public deliberationcommunicationreplicationreplication datasocial mediadata sciencedata replication

Testing the Benefits of Public Deliberation. American Journal of Political Science (2023)

William MinozziRyan KennedyKevin M. EsterlingMichael A. NebloRyan Jewell

public deliberationpolitical sciencecommunicationsocial media

Connecting to Congress During Covid-19: Political Representation and Two-Way Crisis Communication. Digital Government Research and Practice (2022)

Abigail KieltyAmy LeeMichael A. Neblo

Deliberative Field Experiments. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Jon KingzetteMichael Neblo

field experimentsenvironmental sciencedeliberative field experiments

Does Familiarity Breed Esteem? a Field Experiment on Emergent Attitudes Toward Members of Congress. Political Research Quarterly (2022)

Kevin M. EsterlingWilliam MinozziMichael A. Neblo

political sciencepoliticscommunicationpublic opinionpolitical psychologysocial sciencesattitude theoryemergent attitudespolitical science researchpolitical communicationcomparative politics

Research Methods in Deliberative Democracy. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

deliberative democracypolitical scienceresearch methods

The Digital Citizen Dignity in a Digital Age Ro Khanna Simon Schuster, 2022. 368 Pp. the Digital Republic Jamie Susskind Pegasus, 2022. 304 Pp.. Science (2022)

Michael NebloAvery White

Active is as Active Does: Deliberative and Non-Deliberative Political Communication in Context. Journal of Deliberative Democracy (2021)

Robert C. RichardsMichael Neblo

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