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Phil Paolino

Associate Professor

University of North Texas

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences

Department of Political Science

Phil Paolino is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences Associate Professor at University of North Texas.

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University of North Texas

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political science political analysis elections politics political science research comparative politics political behavior political studies political process political systems social sciences political methodology political communication democracy candidate selection political theory communication democratization political competition sociology social media political psychology online information asian studies conflict resolution crisis management experimental testing deliberative democracy political transformation probabilistic forecasting predictive modeling latent variable models legislative aspect chinese politics conflict management conflict studies information economics political equilibrium data replication urban politics political agendas directional voting presidential nomination alan keyes effect anti-black sentiment white evangelicals voter behavior two-step model multinomial logit divided government surprising events surprising opinions american public opinion hard choices john brehm multiparty politics presidential elections election forecasting survey methodology

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Predicted Probabilities and Inference With Multinomial Logit. Political analysis. (2020)

Philip Paolino

predictive analyticspolitical methodologypolitical sciencelatent variable modelsmultinomial logitstatistical inferencestatisticsinferencepolitical analysisprobabilistic forecastingpredictive modelingpolitical science researchprobability theory

Surprising Events and Surprising Opinions. Journal of Conflict Resolution (2017)

Philip Paolino

surprising eventscommunicationpublic opinioncrisis managementconflict resolutionconflict studiesconflict managementsurprising opinionsconflict

Testing Proximity Versus Directional Voting Using Experiments. Electoral Studies (2010)

Dean LacyPhilip Paolino

directional votingpolitical methodologypolitical scienceexperimental testing

An Alan Keyes Effect? Examining Anti-Black Sentiment Among White Evangelicals. Political Behavior (2009)

Brian Robert CalfanoPhilip Paolino

political sciencesociologypolitical psychologysocial sciencesanti-black sentimentpolitical behaviorideologywhite evangelicalsalan keyes effect

1968.Pgm. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Philip O. PaolinoPaul R. AbramsonJohn H. AldrichAnd David W. Rohde

1980.Pgm. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Philip O. PaolinoPaul R. AbramsonJohn H. AldrichAnd David W. Rohde

1992.Pgm. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Philip O. PaolinoPaul R. AbramsonJohn H. AldrichAnd David W. Rohde

Replication Data for: Challenges to the American Two-Party System: Evidence From the 1968, 1980, 1992, and 1996 Presidential Elections Table1.Do. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Philip O. PaolinoPaul R. AbramsonJohn H. AldrichAnd David W. Rohde

political systemselectionspolitical sciencepolitical historyamerican two-party systempolitical analysispolitical science researchpresidential elections

Replication Data for: Downsian Voting and the Separation of Powers Replicate_Ajps1098.Cmd. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Philip O. PaolinoDean Lacy

replication datadownsian votingdata miningstatisticsdata sciencedata replication

Replication Data for: Downsian Voting and the Separation of Powers Sep96Cbk.Txt. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Philip O. PaolinoDean Lacy

decision theorypolitical sciencedownsian votingreplication data

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Phil Paolino

Associate Professor

University of North Texas

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences

Department of Political Science

Phil Paolino is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences Associate Professor at University of North Texas.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Phil Paolino

University of North Texas

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Predicted Probabilities and Inference With Multinomial Logit. Political analysis. (2020)

Philip Paolino

Surprising Events and Surprising Opinions. Journal of Conflict Resolution (2017)

Philip Paolino

surprising eventscommunicationpublic opinioncrisis managementconflict resolutionconflict studiesconflict managementsurprising opinionsconflict

Testing Proximity Versus Directional Voting Using Experiments. Electoral Studies (2010)

Dean LacyPhilip Paolino

directional votingpolitical methodologypolitical scienceexperimental testing

An Alan Keyes Effect? Examining Anti-Black Sentiment Among White Evangelicals. Political Behavior (2009)

Brian Robert CalfanoPhilip Paolino

political sciencesociologypolitical psychologysocial sciencesanti-black sentimentpolitical behaviorideologywhite evangelicalsalan keyes effect

1968.Pgm. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Philip O. PaolinoPaul R. AbramsonJohn H. AldrichAnd David W. Rohde

1980.Pgm. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Philip O. PaolinoPaul R. AbramsonJohn H. AldrichAnd David W. Rohde

1992.Pgm. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Philip O. PaolinoPaul R. AbramsonJohn H. AldrichAnd David W. Rohde

Replication Data for: Challenges to the American Two-Party System: Evidence From the 1968, 1980, 1992, and 1996 Presidential Elections Table1.Do. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Philip O. PaolinoPaul R. AbramsonJohn H. AldrichAnd David W. Rohde

political systemselectionspolitical sciencepolitical historyamerican two-party systempolitical analysispolitical science researchpresidential elections

Replication Data for: Downsian Voting and the Separation of Powers Replicate_Ajps1098.Cmd. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Philip O. PaolinoDean Lacy

replication datadownsian votingdata miningstatisticsdata sciencedata replication

Replication Data for: Downsian Voting and the Separation of Powers Sep96Cbk.Txt. Harvard Dataverse (2008)

Philip O. PaolinoDean Lacy

decision theorypolitical sciencedownsian votingreplication data

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