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Michael Fix

Professor

Georgia State University

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College of Arts & Sciences

Political Science

Michael Fix is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor at Georgia State University.

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Georgia State University

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political science jurisprudence law public policy social sciences politics political communication state high courts constitutional law social media political science research social science research political process state supreme courts information policy mass communication context (linguistics) information management information technology digital mediums research library historical review political analysis symptom management medical history integrative medicine clinical investigation internal medicine scholarly communication information technology management information society legal theory legal process freedom of speech national security journal citation report bibliometrics rumor spreading index system evidence-based medicine clinical populations general internal medicine clinical disease candidate selection stand-your-ground laws policy learning statutory constraint state court compliance universal standard rigid rules slippery standards opinion readability presidential success political question judicial deference state doctrines supreme court doctrine atypical policies

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Examining the Interconnectedness of State High Court Twitter. State Politics & Policy Quarterly (2024)

Todd A. CurryMichael P. FixMichael K. Romano

politicspolitical sciencerumor spreadingpolicy analysissocial mediapolitical analysispublic policypolitical communication

Federal Appeals Court Responses to Supreme Court Precedent. Justice System Journal (2022)

Benjamin J. KassowMichael P. Fix

federal appeals courtlawjurisprudence

Rigid Rules and Slippery Standards: How the Nature of U.S. Supreme Court Precedents Influences Subsequent State Court Treatments. Social Science Quarterly (2021)

Matthew D. MontgomeryMichael P. FixJustin T. Kingsland

social sciencespolitical sciencelawrigid rulesslippery standardsjurisprudence

A Theory of State High Court Usage of Us Supreme Court Precedent. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Michael P. FixBenjamin J. Kassow

supreme court precedentjurisprudencepolitical science

Conceptualizing and Measuring How State High Courts Use Us Supreme Court Opinions. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Michael P. FixBenjamin J. Kassow

supreme court opinionsstate high courtsjurisprudencepolitical science

Concluding Thoughts and Future Extensions. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Michael P. FixBenjamin J. Kassow

philosophy of mindfuture extensionscognitive science

Giving the Straw Man a Brain: Integrating Law and Politics in Understanding the Supreme Court. The Journal of Politics (2020)

Michael P. Fix

politicspolitical processpolitical sciencesupreme courtlawintegrating law

State High Court Responses to Atkins V. Virginia: Characterized by Flexibility. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Michael P. FixBenjamin J. Kassow

lawjurisprudence

State High Court Usage of District of Columbia V. Heller and Mcdonald V. City of Chicago: Moderate Degrees of Flexibility. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Michael P. FixBenjamin J. Kassow

lawjurisprudencepolitical science

State High Court Usage of Lemon V. Kurtzman: Examining a Case of Maximum Discretion. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Michael P. FixBenjamin J. Kassow

maximum discretionlawjurisprudence

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Michael Fix

Professor

Georgia State University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Political Science

Michael Fix is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor at Georgia State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michael Fix

Georgia State University

Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Examining the Interconnectedness of State High Court Twitter. State Politics & Policy Quarterly (2024)

Todd A. CurryMichael P. FixMichael K. Romano

politicspolitical sciencerumor spreadingpolicy analysissocial mediapolitical analysispublic policypolitical communication

Federal Appeals Court Responses to Supreme Court Precedent. Justice System Journal (2022)

Benjamin J. KassowMichael P. Fix

federal appeals courtlawjurisprudence

Rigid Rules and Slippery Standards: How the Nature of U.S. Supreme Court Precedents Influences Subsequent State Court Treatments. Social Science Quarterly (2021)

Matthew D. MontgomeryMichael P. FixJustin T. Kingsland

social sciencespolitical sciencelawrigid rulesslippery standardsjurisprudence

A Theory of State High Court Usage of Us Supreme Court Precedent. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Michael P. FixBenjamin J. Kassow

supreme court precedentjurisprudencepolitical science

Conceptualizing and Measuring How State High Courts Use Us Supreme Court Opinions. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Michael P. FixBenjamin J. Kassow

supreme court opinionsstate high courtsjurisprudencepolitical science

Concluding Thoughts and Future Extensions. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Michael P. FixBenjamin J. Kassow

philosophy of mindfuture extensionscognitive science

Giving the Straw Man a Brain: Integrating Law and Politics in Understanding the Supreme Court. The Journal of Politics (2020)

Michael P. Fix

politicspolitical processpolitical sciencesupreme courtlawintegrating law

State High Court Responses to Atkins V. Virginia: Characterized by Flexibility. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Michael P. FixBenjamin J. Kassow

lawjurisprudence

State High Court Usage of District of Columbia V. Heller and Mcdonald V. City of Chicago: Moderate Degrees of Flexibility. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Michael P. FixBenjamin J. Kassow

lawjurisprudencepolitical science

State High Court Usage of Lemon V. Kurtzman: Examining a Case of Maximum Discretion. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Michael P. FixBenjamin J. Kassow

maximum discretionlawjurisprudence

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