Creator
- Logan R Strother, 0000-0001-5389-8430 2
- Aaron M Hoffman, 0000-0002-1570-4719 1
- Charles Menifield 1
- Daniel Bennett 1
- Dwaine Jengelley 1
- Geiguen Shin 1
- James A McCann, 0000-0002-0925-597X 1
- James A. McCann, 0000-0002-0925-597X 1
- Logan Strother, 0000-0001-5389-8430 1
- Michael Jones-Correa 1
Type
- Dataset 6
Date
Total is 6 Results
2012 Latino Immigrant National Election Study
10.4231/R7KS6PJK
James A. McCann
,
Michael Jones-Correa
07/21/2016
Original national survey of the foreign-born Latino population in the US.
elections Hispanics Immigrants Latinos Political Science public opinion Social Science
2016-2017 Latino Immigrant National Election Study (LINES)
10.4231/HV45-GE64
James A McCann
,
Michael Jones-Correa
09/16/2021
Three-wave panel survey of Latino immigrants in the United States. N=2,560. The first wave was fielded in the summer of 2016, the second during the presidential transition period, and the third in the summer of 2017.
Latinos Hispanics elections Political Science public opinion SPSS Survey
Strother & Bennett - Racial Group Affect and Support for Civil Liberties
10.4231/4BG9-T520
Daniel Bennett
,
Logan R Strother
07/23/2021
We use a series of survey experiments to assess public support for constitutional protections. We show that Americans hold civil liberties in high esteem, but opinion toward constitutional rights are significantly conditioned by group attitudes.
civil liberties Political Science public opinion Race tolerance
Do White Law Enforcement Officers Target Minority Suspects?
10.4231/R70G3HCR
Charles Menifield
,
Geiguen Shin
,
Logan Strother
08/30/2018
Replication materials for Menifield, Shin, and Strother's PAR article "Do White Law Enforcement Officers Target Minority Suspects?"
Data: Does bottom-line pressure make terrorism coverage more negative? Evidence from a Twenty Newspaper Panel Study.
10.4231/WDSQ-MK44
Aaron M Hoffman
,
Dwaine Jengelley
12/04/2019
Data files for the Media, War & Conflict paper: Does bottom-line pressure make terrorism coverage more negative? Evidence from a Twenty Newspaper Panel Study.
Content Analysis Honors College International Relations International Relations Analysis International Relations Policymaking Media National Security National Security Analysis National Security Policymaking Negative News Newspaper Content Political Analysis Political Science Sentiment Analysis Terrorism
Who thinks removing Confederate icons violates free speech?
10.4231/8PGW-MH24
Logan R Strother
,
Nathan Carrington
07/21/2021
The belief that removing Confederate icons from public spaces violates free expression rights occasionally makes its way into the national discourse. We collected data to ascertain who makes this argument and why.
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