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Ryan Carlin

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Georgia State University

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College of Arts & Sciences

Political Science

Ryan Carlin 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 comparative politics latin american politics social sciences politics political behavior public policy democracy political analysis political studies political economy public opinion political science research interpersonal trust latin america democratic theory sociology political psychology political competition political theory executive approval trust american political thought social science research comparative political studies comparative perspective regime analysis latin american studies political process political participation geopolitics experimental social psychology applied social science public choice international politics domestic politics post-authoritarian chile presidential approval economic accountability public support databases private law criminal justice conflict resolution applied social psychology adaptation plant genetics citizen participation sex differences socioeconomics human wellbeing audience reception social reality happiness sociology of law case law criminal justice system legal theory growth theory peacemaking global politics biopolitics human variation indigenous peoples election forecasting legal compliance public expenditures government spending attribution theory paternal haploids electoral democracies context counts election cycle economic voting democratic legitimacy electoral politics

Notable Scholarly Works

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Bad Mood Rising? Assessing Scalar Invariance Violations With Comparative Democratic Support Data. Public Opinion Quarterly (2026)

quantitative social science researchpublic opinioncomparative political studiespolitical science

Executive Approval in Extraordinary Times: Comparing Across Crises. Constitutional Political Economy (2026)

international financial crisispolitical economypublic policypolitical sciencepolitical studiesgovernancepolitical analysis

Bad Mood Rising? Assessing the Dimensionality and Measurement Equivalence of Democratic Mood. (2025)

psychologydemocracydemocratic theorypolitical process

Speaking Populism: Ideational vs. Issue-Based Theories of Populism. Frontiers in Political Science (2025)

politicspolitical theorypolitical sciencepolitical studiestheories of political behaviorpolitical analysisdemocracypolitical behaviorpolitical parties

What Moves (Spending) Mood? the Nature and Origins of Parallel Public Preferences. Political Science Research and Methods (2025)

political science researchpolitical economypublic policypolitical sciencepublic expenditurespublic financepolitical analysiseconomic behaviorpolitical behaviorgovernment spendingpublic choice

Conceptualizing and Measuring Support for Democracy: A New Approach. Comparative Political Studies (2024)

Christopher ClaassenKathrin AckermannEri BertsouLucas BorbaRyan E. CarlinAmnon CavariSirianne DahlumSergiu GherghinaDarren HawkinsYphtach LelkesPedro C. MagalhãesRobert MattesMaurits J. MeijersAnja NeundorfDániel OrossAykut ÖztürkRodolfo SarsfieldDarin SelfBen StanleyTsung-han TsaiAndrej ZasloveElizabeth J. Zechmeister

social science researchpolitical methodologypolitical sciencedemocracysocial sciences

Executive Approval Dynamics in Presidential and Parliamentary Democratic Regimes. Comparative Political Studies (2024)

Cecilia Martínez-GallardoGregory J. LoveJonathan HartlynRyan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigMatthew M. Singer

political scienceregime analysisparliamentary democratic regimescomparative politicsexecutive approval dynamics

Lassoing the Governor’s Mansion: A Machine-Learning Approach to Forecasting Gubernatorial Elections. PS Political Science & Politics (2024)

Gregory J. LoveRyan E. CarlinMatthew M. Singer

electionsforecastinggubernatorial electionspolitical sciencemachine learningelection forecastingpolitical analysis

Replication Data for: Executive Approval Dynamics in Presidential and Parliamentary Democratic Regimes. Harvard Dataverse (2024)

Gregory J. LoveCecilia Martinez-GallardoJonathan HartlynRyan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigMatthew M. Singer

public policypolitical sciencereplication dataregime analysisdata sciencegovernancecomparative politicsexecutive approval dynamics

The Pigmentocracy of Executive Approval. Comparative Political Studies (2024)

Shane P. SinghRyan E. Carlin

politicscomparative political studiesmanagementpolitical scienceexecutive approvalsocial sciencespolitical analysispolitical psychologycomparative politicspigments

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Ryan Carlin

Professor

Georgia State University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Political Science

Ryan Carlin 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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Ryan Carlin

Georgia State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Bad Mood Rising? Assessing Scalar Invariance Violations With Comparative Democratic Support Data. Public Opinion Quarterly (2026)

quantitative social science researchpublic opinioncomparative political studiespolitical science

Executive Approval in Extraordinary Times: Comparing Across Crises. Constitutional Political Economy (2026)

international financial crisispolitical economypublic policypolitical sciencepolitical studiesgovernancepolitical analysis

Bad Mood Rising? Assessing the Dimensionality and Measurement Equivalence of Democratic Mood. (2025)

psychologydemocracydemocratic theorypolitical process

Speaking Populism: Ideational vs. Issue-Based Theories of Populism. Frontiers in Political Science (2025)

politicspolitical theorypolitical sciencepolitical studiestheories of political behaviorpolitical analysisdemocracypolitical behaviorpolitical parties

What Moves (Spending) Mood? the Nature and Origins of Parallel Public Preferences. Political Science Research and Methods (2025)

political science researchpolitical economypublic policypolitical sciencepublic expenditurespublic financepolitical analysiseconomic behaviorpolitical behaviorgovernment spendingpublic choice

Conceptualizing and Measuring Support for Democracy: A New Approach. Comparative Political Studies (2024)

social science researchpolitical methodologypolitical sciencedemocracysocial sciences

Executive Approval Dynamics in Presidential and Parliamentary Democratic Regimes. Comparative Political Studies (2024)

Cecilia Martínez-GallardoGregory J. LoveJonathan HartlynRyan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigMatthew M. Singer

political scienceregime analysisparliamentary democratic regimescomparative politicsexecutive approval dynamics

Lassoing the Governor’s Mansion: A Machine-Learning Approach to Forecasting Gubernatorial Elections. PS Political Science & Politics (2024)

Gregory J. LoveRyan E. CarlinMatthew M. Singer

electionsforecastinggubernatorial electionspolitical sciencemachine learningelection forecastingpolitical analysis

Replication Data for: Executive Approval Dynamics in Presidential and Parliamentary Democratic Regimes. Harvard Dataverse (2024)

Gregory J. LoveCecilia Martinez-GallardoJonathan HartlynRyan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigMatthew M. Singer

public policypolitical sciencereplication dataregime analysisdata sciencegovernancecomparative politicsexecutive approval dynamics

The Pigmentocracy of Executive Approval. Comparative Political Studies (2024)

Shane P. SinghRyan E. Carlin

politicscomparative political studiesmanagementpolitical scienceexecutive approvalsocial sciencespolitical analysispolitical psychologycomparative politicspigments

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