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Timothy Hellwig

Professor Political Science

Indiana University Bloomington

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Center for the Study of Global Change

Institute for European Studies

Political Science, Department of

Timothy Hellwig is currently serving as a Center For The Study Of Global Change Professor Political Science at Indiana University Bloomington.

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Timothy Hellwig

Indiana University Bloomington

Professor Political Science

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political science economics public policy comparative politics social sciences political economy public opinion globalization political behavior politics elections policy responsiveness democracy accountability voting rule attitude theory world economy political communication political psychology political science research political analysis social science research regime analysis economic voting mass politics information effects public support migration studies comparative political studies databases west european politics social choice experimental social psychology political studies internal medicine symptom management medical history integrative medicine ethnic group relation political development international politics collective choice public choice choice models growth theory economic evaluation biopolitics global politics political theory political culture political agendas economic change political process industrialisation industrial relations clinical disease general internal medicine evidence-based medicine clinical populations data acquisition regulatory approval electoral accountability democratic regimes open economies different threats public attitudes different groups government constraints vote choice policy constraints party messages comparative political economy european issue international political economy government policy european public policy european union law

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

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

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

regime analysispolitical scienceparliamentary democratic regimesexecutive approval dynamicscomparative politics

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

regime analysisreplication datadata sciencepolitical sciencegovernancepublic policyexecutive approval dynamicscomparative politics

Bicameralism and Policy Responsiveness to Public Opinion. American Journal of Political Science (2023)

Lawrence EzrowMichele FenzlTimothy Hellwig

policy responsivenesspolitical behaviorpublic opinionpolitical science

The Executive Approval Database. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Ryan E. CarlinJonathan HartlynTimothy HellwigGregory J. LoveCecilia Martínez-GallardoMatthew Singer

social sciencesinformation policyexecutive approval databasedatabasespolitical sciencepublic policy

Evaluating the Unequal Economy: Poverty Risk, Economic Indicators, and the Perception Gap. Political Research Quarterly (2022)

Timothy HellwigDani M Marinova

poverty riskunequal economyeconomicseconomic inequalitypolitical scienceperception gapeconomic evaluationeconomic indicators

Replication Data for: Bicameralism and Policy Responsiveness to Public Opinion. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Lawrence EzrowMichele FenzlTimothy Hellwig

policy responsivenessreplication datasocial sciencespublic opinionpolitical science

Replication Data for: When Growth is Not Enough: Inequality, Economic Gains, and Executive Approval. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigGregory J. LoveCecilia Martínez-GallardoMatthew M. Singer

replication dataexecutive approvaleconomic growtheconomicseconomic inequalityregulatory approvaleconomic gains

Replication Data for: Who Gets What: The Economy, Relative Gains, and Brexit. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Jane GreenTimothy HellwigEdward Fieldhouse

replication datamacroeconomicseconomicsreplicationrelative gains

When Does the Public Get It Right? the Information Environment and the Accuracy of Economic Sentiment. Comparative Political Studies (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigGregory J. LoveCecilia Martínez-GallardoMatthew M. Singer

political analysiseconomic sentimentcommunicationpolitical communicationpublic opinionpolitical sciencejournalisminformation environmentcomparative politics

When Growth is Not Enough: Inequality, Economic Gains, and Executive Approval. Political Science Research and Methods (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigGregory J. LoveCecilia Martínez-GallardoMatthew M. Singer

executive approvalpolitical science researcheconomic growtheconomicseconomic inequalitypolitical sciencepublic policyeconomic gainsgrowth theory

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Timothy Hellwig

Professor Political Science

Indiana University Bloomington

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Center for the Study of Global Change

Institute for European Studies

Political Science, Department of

Timothy Hellwig is currently serving as a Center For The Study Of Global Change Professor Political Science at Indiana University Bloomington.

Honors

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Timothy Hellwig

Indiana University Bloomington

Professor Political Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

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

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

regime analysispolitical scienceparliamentary democratic regimesexecutive approval dynamicscomparative politics

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

regime analysisreplication datadata sciencepolitical sciencegovernancepublic policyexecutive approval dynamicscomparative politics

Bicameralism and Policy Responsiveness to Public Opinion. American Journal of Political Science (2023)

Lawrence EzrowMichele FenzlTimothy Hellwig

policy responsivenesspolitical behaviorpublic opinionpolitical science

The Executive Approval Database. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Ryan E. CarlinJonathan HartlynTimothy HellwigGregory J. LoveCecilia Martínez-GallardoMatthew Singer

social sciencesinformation policyexecutive approval databasedatabasespolitical sciencepublic policy

Evaluating the Unequal Economy: Poverty Risk, Economic Indicators, and the Perception Gap. Political Research Quarterly (2022)

Timothy HellwigDani M Marinova

poverty riskunequal economyeconomicseconomic inequalitypolitical scienceperception gapeconomic evaluationeconomic indicators

Replication Data for: Bicameralism and Policy Responsiveness to Public Opinion. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Lawrence EzrowMichele FenzlTimothy Hellwig

policy responsivenessreplication datasocial sciencespublic opinionpolitical science

Replication Data for: When Growth is Not Enough: Inequality, Economic Gains, and Executive Approval. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigGregory J. LoveCecilia Martínez-GallardoMatthew M. Singer

replication dataexecutive approvaleconomic growtheconomicseconomic inequalityregulatory approvaleconomic gains

Replication Data for: Who Gets What: The Economy, Relative Gains, and Brexit. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Jane GreenTimothy HellwigEdward Fieldhouse

replication datamacroeconomicseconomicsreplicationrelative gains

When Does the Public Get It Right? the Information Environment and the Accuracy of Economic Sentiment. Comparative Political Studies (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigGregory J. LoveCecilia Martínez-GallardoMatthew M. Singer

political analysiseconomic sentimentcommunicationpolitical communicationpublic opinionpolitical sciencejournalisminformation environmentcomparative politics

When Growth is Not Enough: Inequality, Economic Gains, and Executive Approval. Political Science Research and Methods (2021)

Ryan E. CarlinTimothy HellwigGregory J. LoveCecilia Martínez-GallardoMatthew M. Singer

executive approvalpolitical science researcheconomic growtheconomicseconomic inequalitypolitical sciencepublic policyeconomic gainsgrowth theory

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