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Rorie Solberg

Professor and Associate Director - Political Science Associate Professor Political Science

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Liberal Studies Program

Rorie Solberg is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor and Associate Director - Political Science Associate Professor Political Science at Oregon State University.

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Rorie Solberg

Oregon State University

Professor and Associate Director - Political Science Associate Professor Political Science

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law public law constitutional law jurisprudence political science legal process case law public policy criminal justice political analysis comparative law political studies procedural justice politics political behavior gender diversity constitutions civil litigation human rights government information civil liberties legislative aspect political theory political communication political science research american studies political process interest groups constitutional challenges communication public opinion organization studies group decision early republic public participation international courts legal theory diversity sensitivity criminal justice process policy wishes attitudinal judging judicial behavior differential success amicus curiae social policy international law economic analysis public integrity african identity citizen participation group representation narrative representation candidate selection criminal justice system correctional practice stakeholder engagement advocacy portfolio management legal studies black experience political competition american identity identity politics small group research group dynamics group phenomenon journalism history structural needs descriptive representation state supreme court open judicial politics female candidates gender composition rehnquist court 1986-2000 clinton ’ congress participate judicial appointments environmental politics governance global policy energy policy environmental policy resource policy sustainable development environmental governance sustainability governance

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Attitudinal Judging. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Rorie SolbergEric N. Waltenburg

behavioral sciencesattitudinal judginglaw

Is Nine Too Much? How the Gender Composition of State Supreme Courts Influences Support for Female Candidates. Justice System Journal (2021)

Rorie Spill SolbergChristopher T. Stout

public policypolitical sciencejurisprudencelawfemale candidatescandidate selectiongender compositionconstitutional law

See Jane Judge: Descriptive Representation and Diffuse Support for a State Supreme Court. Politics Groups and Identities (2021)

Claire LeeRorie SolbergEric N. Waltenburg

politicspublic policypolitical sciencestate supreme courtjurisprudencelawgroup theorygroup representationdescriptive representationpublic opinionpolitical analysisnarrative representationpolitical behavioramerican political thought

Trump and Mcconnell’s Mostly White Male Judges Buck 30-Year Trend of Increasing Diversity on the Courts. (2020)

racial equity30-year trendrace relationsracial discriminationdisparate impactethnic studiesracemcconnell ’lawprocedural justicegender studiesdisparitiesgender diversityafrican american studiescriminal justicewhite male judges

Open Judicial Politics. (2019)

political sciencepolitical studiesjurisprudencelawlegal processopen judicial politicspublic law

Trump’s Choice to Replace Justice Kennedy Will Likely Be a White Man, Like His Other Court Nominees. (2018)

other court nomineesjustice kennedywhite man

Trump’s Presidency Marks the First Time in 24 Years That the Federal Bench is Becoming Less Diverse. (2018)

federal benchfirst time

Covering the Courts. Oxford University Press eBooks (2017)

Rorie Solberg

international courtsarchival researchcriminal lawpolitical sciencecase lawjurisprudencelawcorrectional practicelegal processcriminal justice systemconstitutional lawpublic lawcriminal justice

The Media, the Court, and the Misrepresentation: The New Myth of the Court. Choice Reviews Online (2015)

Rorie Spill SolbergEric N. Waltenburg

media studiescommunicationjournalism

Constructing Harry Blackmun. Covering the United States Supreme Court in the Digital Age (2014)

black experienceliterary criticismafrican identityhumanitiesafrican american studiesharry blackmun

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Rorie Solberg

Professor and Associate Director - Political Science Associate Professor Political Science

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Liberal Studies Program

Rorie Solberg is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor and Associate Director - Political Science Associate Professor Political Science at Oregon State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Rorie Solberg

Oregon State University

Professor and Associate Director - Political Science Associate Professor Political Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Attitudinal Judging. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Rorie SolbergEric N. Waltenburg

behavioral sciencesattitudinal judginglaw

Is Nine Too Much? How the Gender Composition of State Supreme Courts Influences Support for Female Candidates. Justice System Journal (2021)

Rorie Spill SolbergChristopher T. Stout

public policypolitical sciencejurisprudencelawfemale candidatescandidate selectiongender compositionconstitutional law

See Jane Judge: Descriptive Representation and Diffuse Support for a State Supreme Court. Politics Groups and Identities (2021)

Claire LeeRorie SolbergEric N. Waltenburg

Trump and Mcconnell’s Mostly White Male Judges Buck 30-Year Trend of Increasing Diversity on the Courts. (2020)

Open Judicial Politics. (2019)

political sciencepolitical studiesjurisprudencelawlegal processopen judicial politicspublic law

Trump’s Choice to Replace Justice Kennedy Will Likely Be a White Man, Like His Other Court Nominees. (2018)

other court nomineesjustice kennedywhite man

Trump’s Presidency Marks the First Time in 24 Years That the Federal Bench is Becoming Less Diverse. (2018)

federal benchfirst time

Covering the Courts. Oxford University Press eBooks (2017)

Rorie Solberg

international courtsarchival researchcriminal lawpolitical sciencecase lawjurisprudencelawcorrectional practicelegal processcriminal justice systemconstitutional lawpublic lawcriminal justice

The Media, the Court, and the Misrepresentation: The New Myth of the Court. Choice Reviews Online (2015)

Rorie Spill SolbergEric N. Waltenburg

media studiescommunicationjournalism

Constructing Harry Blackmun. Covering the United States Supreme Court in the Digital Age (2014)

black experienceliterary criticismafrican identityhumanitiesafrican american studiesharry blackmun

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