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Michael Zilis

DGS

University of Kentucky

Affiliations

the Graduate School

Michael Zilis is currently serving as a The Graduate School DGS at University of Kentucky.

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University of Kentucky

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political science jurisprudence law social sciences journalism american political thought political communication public opinion political science research social science research politics public law political behavior political analysis argumentation analysis political theory legal theory legal process disagreeable rhetoric supreme court comparative politics ideology intellectual discourse legal assessment impulsivity procedural justice minority influence unconscious bias social bias social policy research action monitoring applied social science defect tolerance problem importance judicial responsiveness judicial legitimacy group affect minority groups legislative threats supreme court justices conditional effectiveness supreme court authority congressional attempts opinion moderation public opposition negative media coverage ideological signals coalition size

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Rule of Law in Red and Blue: Affective Polarization and Support for Legal Institutions in the United States. American Politics Research (2024)

Ali S. MasoodRyan StricklerMichael A. Zilis

american political thoughtlawunited statesjurisprudencepolitical sciencelegal institutionsaffective polarization

Ascriptive Characteristics and Perceptions of Impropriety in the Rule of Law: Race, Gender, and Public Assessments of Whether Judges Can Be Impartial. American Journal of Political Science (2021)

Yoshikuni OnoMichael A. Zilis

american political thoughtlawpublic assessmentsimpulsivitysocial sciencesjurisprudencepolitical scienceascriptive characteristicsrace

Defying the Supreme Court: The Impact of Overt Resistance to Landmark Legal Rulings. Social Science Quarterly (2021)

Michael A. ZilisXander Borne

lawsupreme courtovert resistancesocial sciencesjurisprudencedefect tolerancepolitical science

Do Americans Perceive Diverse Judges as Inherently Biased?. Politics Groups and Identities (2021)

Yoshikuni OnoMichael A. Zilis

political analysisamerican political thoughtsocial biasminority influencebiaspolitical behaviorsocial sciencesprocedural justicepublic opinionpolitical sciencepolitical sociologysociologypolitical theorypoliticsunconscious bias

Replication Data for: The Sources and Consequences of Political Rhetoric: Issue Importance, Collegial Bargaining, and Disagreeable Rhetoric in Supreme Court Opinions. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Michael ZilisJustin Wedeking

political rhetoricsupreme court opinionsissue importancecollegial bargainingproblem importancepolitical communicationpolitical sciencedisagreeable rhetoric

Bring the Masks and Sanitizer: The Surprising Bipartisan Consensus About Safety Measures for In-Person Voting During the Coronavirus Pandemic. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Joshua A. DouglasMichael Zilis

in-person votingsocial science researchcoronavirus pandemicsocial network analysisapplied social sciencesocial policy researchsocial sciencesaction monitoringsafety measurespublic opinionpolitical sciencepublic policy

The Sources and Consequences of Political Rhetoric. Journal of Law and Courts (2020)

Michael ZilisJustin Wedeking

political rhetoriclawpublic lawjurisprudencelegal theorypolitical communicationpolitical sciencerhetoriclegal processjournalism

Negative Media Coverage of the Supreme Court: The Interactive Role of Opinion Language, Coalition Size, and Ideological Signals. Social Science Quarterly (2019)

Alexander DenisonJustin WedekingMichael A. Zilis

ideological signalssocial science researchsupreme courtnegative media coveragesocial sciencesjurisprudencemass communicationpolitical communicationpolitical scienceopinion languagecoalition sizejournalismmedia studies

Blurring Institutional Boundaries. Journal of Law and Courts (2018)

Alyx MarkMichael A. Zilis

constitutional lawlawinstitutional boundariespublic lawjurisprudencelegal theorypolitical sciencelegal processgovernancejournalism

Judges’ Attributes and Public Support for Court Decisions. SSRN Electronic Journal (2018)

Yoshikuni OnoMichael Zilis

lawcourt decisionsjurisprudencepolitical sciencepublic support

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Michael Zilis

DGS

University of Kentucky

Affiliations

the Graduate School

Michael Zilis is currently serving as a The Graduate School DGS at University of Kentucky.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michael Zilis

University of Kentucky

DGS

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Rule of Law in Red and Blue: Affective Polarization and Support for Legal Institutions in the United States. American Politics Research (2024)

Ali S. MasoodRyan StricklerMichael A. Zilis

american political thoughtlawunited statesjurisprudencepolitical sciencelegal institutionsaffective polarization

Ascriptive Characteristics and Perceptions of Impropriety in the Rule of Law: Race, Gender, and Public Assessments of Whether Judges Can Be Impartial. American Journal of Political Science (2021)

Yoshikuni OnoMichael A. Zilis

american political thoughtlawpublic assessmentsimpulsivitysocial sciencesjurisprudencepolitical scienceascriptive characteristicsrace

Defying the Supreme Court: The Impact of Overt Resistance to Landmark Legal Rulings. Social Science Quarterly (2021)

Michael A. ZilisXander Borne

lawsupreme courtovert resistancesocial sciencesjurisprudencedefect tolerancepolitical science

Do Americans Perceive Diverse Judges as Inherently Biased?. Politics Groups and Identities (2021)

Yoshikuni OnoMichael A. Zilis

Replication Data for: The Sources and Consequences of Political Rhetoric: Issue Importance, Collegial Bargaining, and Disagreeable Rhetoric in Supreme Court Opinions. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Michael ZilisJustin Wedeking

political rhetoricsupreme court opinionsissue importancecollegial bargainingproblem importancepolitical communicationpolitical sciencedisagreeable rhetoric

Bring the Masks and Sanitizer: The Surprising Bipartisan Consensus About Safety Measures for In-Person Voting During the Coronavirus Pandemic. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Joshua A. DouglasMichael Zilis

The Sources and Consequences of Political Rhetoric. Journal of Law and Courts (2020)

Michael ZilisJustin Wedeking

political rhetoriclawpublic lawjurisprudencelegal theorypolitical communicationpolitical sciencerhetoriclegal processjournalism

Negative Media Coverage of the Supreme Court: The Interactive Role of Opinion Language, Coalition Size, and Ideological Signals. Social Science Quarterly (2019)

Alexander DenisonJustin WedekingMichael A. Zilis

Blurring Institutional Boundaries. Journal of Law and Courts (2018)

Alyx MarkMichael A. Zilis

constitutional lawlawinstitutional boundariespublic lawjurisprudencelegal theorypolitical sciencelegal processgovernancejournalism

Judges’ Attributes and Public Support for Court Decisions. SSRN Electronic Journal (2018)

Yoshikuni OnoMichael Zilis

lawcourt decisionsjurisprudencepolitical sciencepublic support

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