Aubrey Jewett
Biographic Data
| ID | 1151002 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Aubrey Jewett |
| GIVEN NAMES | Aubrey |
| FAMILY NAME | Jewett |
| SIGNATURE | JEWETT A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Central Florida |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Evaluating Changes in Florida's Legislative Process: Innovative Rules and Conservative Norms
During the past decade many state legislatures have undergone reform in an attempt to become more efficient, open, representative and fair, but relatively little research has been done to evaluate these changes. When Republicans took control of the Florida House in 1997, they reorganized the legislature, changed many formal rules, and fostered a new informal norm related to passing laws. The major stated goal of the new formal rules is to “flatte…
Partisan Change in Southern Legislatures, 1946-95
What accounts for partisan change in southern legislatures between 1946 and 1995? I draw my hypotheses from general theories of partisan change and tailor them to the South based on history and previous research to explain the variance in southern Republican legislative strength. I estimate a pooled time series analysis of the eleven former Confederate states to test the path model. The model uses Democratic elite liberalism as an endogenous vari…
Workers' Compensation Reform in Florida: Why Did Two Innovative Return to Work Programs Fail
Why do well-intentioned public policies sometimes fail? This research examines the failure of two Florida workers' compensation reforms intended to help previously injured employees return to work: the obligation to rehire program and the preferred worker program. Interviews conducted with Floridians involved in workers'compensation reform are examined to find out why these two programs failed. The disappointing outcome of the obligation to rehir…
The State of State Politics Research
The State of State Politics Research
Reviewers of the state of state politics research often lament the field's lack of theoretical progress and its fragmented character These conditions per sist yet a review of this research published in the professions top journals over the past decade reveals a substantively rich and often methodologi cally sophisticated body of scholarship. Applying an inclusive approach, this essay examines all research published on state politics over the last…
The State of State Politics Research
Reviewers of the state of state politics research often lament the field's lack of theoretical progress and its fragmented character These conditions per sist yet a review of this research published in the professions top journals over the past decade reveals a substantively rich and often methodologi cally sophisticated body of scholarship. Applying an inclusive approach, this essay examines all research published on state politics over the last…
Partisan Change in Southern Legislatures, 1946-95
What accounts for partisan change in southern legislatures between 1946 and 1995? I draw my hypotheses from general theories of partisan change and tailor them to the South based on history and previous research to explain the variance in southern Republican legislative strength. I estimate a pooled time series analysis of the eleven former Confederate states to test the path model. The model uses Democratic elite liberalism as an endogenous vari…
Workers' Compensation Reform in Florida: Why Did Two Innovative Return to Work Programs Fail
Why do well-intentioned public policies sometimes fail? This research examines the failure of two Florida workers' compensation reforms intended to help previously injured employees return to work: the obligation to rehire program and the preferred worker program. Interviews conducted with Floridians involved in workers'compensation reform are examined to find out why these two programs failed. The disappointing outcome of the obligation to rehir…
The State of State Politics Research
The State of State Politics Research
Reviewers of the state of state politics research often lament the field's lack of theoretical progress and its fragmented character These conditions per sist yet a review of this research published in the professions top journals over the past decade reveals a substantively rich and often methodologi cally sophisticated body of scholarship. Applying an inclusive approach, this essay examines all research published on state politics over the last…
Partisan Change in Southern Legislatures, 1946-95
What accounts for partisan change in southern legislatures between 1946 and 1995? I draw my hypotheses from general theories of partisan change and tailor them to the South based on history and previous research to explain the variance in southern Republican legislative strength. I estimate a pooled time series analysis of the eleven former Confederate states to test the path model. The model uses Democratic elite liberalism as an endogenous vari…
Workers' Compensation Reform in Florida: Why Did Two Innovative Return to Work Programs Fail
Why do well-intentioned public policies sometimes fail? This research examines the failure of two Florida workers' compensation reforms intended to help previously injured employees return to work: the obligation to rehire program and the preferred worker program. Interviews conducted with Floridians involved in workers'compensation reform are examined to find out why these two programs failed. The disappointing outcome of the obligation to rehir…
Evaluating Changes in Florida's Legislative Process: Innovative Rules and Conservative Norms
During the past decade many state legislatures have undergone reform in an attempt to become more efficient, open, representative and fair, but relatively little research has been done to evaluate these changes. When Republicans took control of the Florida House in 1997, they reorganized the legislature, changed many formal rules, and fostered a new informal norm related to passing laws. The major stated goal of the new formal rules is to “flatte…
Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Economics (2 works) · Fiscal Policies and Political Economy (2 works) · Law and economics (2 works)