Raymond Tatalovich
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 250022 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Raymond Tatalovich |
| PRENOMES | Raymond |
| SOBRENOME | Tatalovich |
| ASSINATURA | TATALOVICH R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Loyola University Chicago |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2670-0959 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 63 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 208 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 63 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1975 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Status politics is the origin of morality policy
After drawing a distinction between “class” and “status,” an early but short-lived sociological literature on status politics is reviewed. That approach has lost favor, but moral foundations theory (MFT) offers a new opportunity to link morality policy to status politics. While any of the five moral foundations (care, fairness, loyalty, authority, sanctity) can provoke conflict over status, most often sanctity is the cause of status politics beca…
Crisis Leadership and Moral Rhetoric After a Foreign Attack on the Homeland
What kind of moral rhetoric do national leaders use after their homelands are attacked by foreign forces? Informed by crisis leadership literature, this study uses Moral Foundations Theory (MFT) to examine the rhetoric of three leaders of nations before and after attacks by foreign forces: Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and the 2022 Russian invasion, U.S. President Bush and the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, and British Prime Minister Chur…
The turnout myth and referendum voting in the United States
Although a large scholarship exists on referendums, few have explored the impact of turnout levels on policy outcomes. There have only been two Swiss studies of turnout bias and referendum results, making the current study the first to employ U.S. state‐level referendums to test the turnout bias hypothesis. Based on 735 cases of morality policy over a four‐decade period (1980–2020) and a subset of 364 mixed morality policies, multivariate analysi…
Voting on gun rights
Objective Although it is clear that gun issues often shape the electoral preferences of some voters and the electoral success of some candidates, there has been little effort to examine the factors that shape electoral outcomes in direct democracy contests involving gun rights. Methods We use weighted ordinary least squares analysis of county‐level data to predict where support for gun rights will be higher. The data include demographic and polit…
Impeaching the President
Our main objective is to explain why and under what conditions legislators (co)sponsor impeachment resolutions against the president of the United States. We examine the impact of political, institutional, and economic variables, suggested by presidency and impeachment scholarship, on the behavior of 2,044 legislators who were members of the House of Representatives between 1973 and 2019. To test these hypotheses, we use two-level logistic regres…
Direct democracy, policy diffusion, and medicalized marijuana
Virtually all studies of policy diffusion are based on statutory enactments by state legislatures. But a substantial number of medicalized marijuana laws were initiated through citizen initiatives and ratified by referenda (I&R). This case study suggests that the diffusion of laws adopted by I&R requires two modifications to the conventional model of policy diffusion. First, early policy adoptions must occur through direct democracy so that horiz…
Understudied questions of Key's friends and neighbors voting thesis
Objectives This study addressesfour questions posed by V.O. Key's friends‐and‐neighbors (F&N) voting thesis that have been neglected in the scholarly literature. Methods Pooled regression of 101 primary and 66 general elections in Mississippi, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin for the offices of U.S. senator and governor over the period 2002–2016 yielded a total of 11,263 candidate‐county cases. Results F&N effects are most pronounced i…
Morality Politics of Physician-Assisted Suicide
In contrast to the European tendency toward parliamentary enactment of euthanasia reforms, policies on physician-assisted suicide (PAS) in both Canada and the United States were promulgated by high court rulings. These rulings were very different, however: the Supreme Court of Canada upheld a constitutional right to assisted-suicide while the Supreme Court of the United States denied that any constitutional right exists. This comparative analysis…
Postmaterialism and referenda voting to legalize marijuana
Economics, morality, or race
Congress authorized states to negotiate with Native American tribes to establish tribal gaming facilities. The lop-sided support in Congress indicated broad agreement that the primary purpose was to promote tribal economic development, yet substantial opposition was manifested in state referenda designed to legalize tribal gaming. What county-level factors explain the level of opposition to tribal gaming? Was it driven by racism, or moral objecti…
Classifying public policies with Moral Foundations Theory
The people have spoken
For decades, public opinion polls have shown that most Americans favor physician aid in dying (PAD) but little is known about those who support PAD ballot measures. With its emphasis on self-fulfillment, personal choice, and civic and political engagement, post-materialists would argue that adopting states tend to have younger, educated, and more secular populations. County-level votes on all nine ballot measures to legalize death with dignity we…
Public Opinion and Morality Policy
To clarify why research examining the responsiveness of governments to public opinion produces mixed results, the authors focus on issues involving contested moral values that are known to be highly salient to the public and hence more likely to be linked to public policy. Canada and the United States, where the same issues have emerged, allow them to isolate the factors resulting in majoritarian congruence, where policies follow public opinion. …
Winning awards and gaining recognition
This study has two objectives: to rank order the top ten publishers of all 609 “best book” awards by APSA sections from 1985 to 2016 and to show using multiple regression analysis which variables best explain why some award-winning volumes receive more scholarly citations than other books. Our dependent variable is average yearly citation counts from copyright date to 2017, and five independent variables were tested in the analysis: (1) prestige …
Voting Turnout and Referendum Outcomes on Same‐Sex Marriage, 1998–2015
Objectives This analysis of referenda voting on same‐sex marriage (SSM) from 1998 until Obergefell v. Hodges (2015) focuses on the impact of turnout, which has been neglected in previous research on gay marriage referenda. Methods We employ OLS regression analysis with clustered standard errors by state to analyze voting on SSM referenda with eight county‐level variables and seven state‐level variables. Our novel data set includes 2,610 counties …
Expanding the scope and content of morality policy research
The Life Cycle of Moral Conflicts
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Hopper, Jennifer Rose. Presidential Framing in the 21st Century News Media
Hopper, Jennifer Rose. Presidential Framing in the 21st Century News Media: The Politics of the Affordable Care Act ." Congress & the Presidency, 45(1), pp. 114–115
Public Opinion and Democratic Party Ownership of Prosperity
Recently, there has been renewed interest in the question of party ownership of economic prosperity, which Petrocik argued was a performance issue subject to the flow of events over which administrations have no control. Using Gallup Polls administered between 1955 and 2013, we investigate public opinion on whether Republicans or Democrats would do a better job of keeping the country prosperous. Using error correction analysis, we test political …
Moral Controversies in American Politics
Today, new media enter our lives faster than ever before. This volume provides a complete, state-of-the-art overview of the newest media technologies and how they can be used in marketing communications - essential information for any organization that wants to maintain an effective advertising program, as well as for experts and students in the fields of advertising and mass communications. Advertising, Promotion, and New Media offers crucial in…
Presidency and Political Science
Party, Ideology, and Deficits
In a 1985 publication David Cameron reported that historically leftist governments had governed with smaller deficits than rightist governments. The party ideology variable was incorporated into a large body of subsequent research, mainly by economists, to study the growth of public spending and indebtedness. Most agreed with Cameron; some did not. Virtually all studies focused on western European nations (but not subnational governments). This s…
Secularization, Modernization, or Population Change
Objective While previous cross‐sectional research has suggested a relationship between the prohibition of alcohol sales and the presence of distinctive patterns of religious adherence, the relationship between policy adoption and social change is best evaluated through longitudinal analysis. We assess the extent to which a policy decision by a county to shift away from or toward a policy of prohibition is related to underlying changes in the comp…
Validating Protestant Denominational Classifications Using the Chaves Inerrancy Scale
We validate the classification of 16 “mainline” and 97 “evangelical” Protestant denominations inReligious Congregations and Membership in the United States, 2000based on Mark Chaves' five-point Biblical “inerrancy” scale. Using Glenmary county data, nearly perfect correlations were derived between the percentage of adherents in “evangelical” denominations and levels three-four on the Chaves scale and between the percentage of adherents in “mainli…
Running Against the Grain
"Friends and Neighbors" Voting
Predicting Legislative Output in the First One-Hundred Days, 1897-1995
This study applies OLS and Poisson regression analysis to predicting the legislative output of Congress during the first Hundred Days of 1897 to 1995. The celebrated One Hundred Days of 1933 has not encouraged researchers to try to identify the structural, political, and incumbency variables that matter systematically across a range of Congresses. Here the 25 presidential Hundred Days are included along with 25 mid-term “hundred days” for compara…
Party and Free Votes in Canada
This study extends the analysis of parliamentary free voting by examining a non-British example: Canadian MPs' voting behavior on Bill C-43, which attempted to establish a federal abortion law. As in most previous studies, we find that partisanship was by far the best predictor of voting behavior. Unlike previous research, however, we analyze free votes at every stage of the legislative process and find different voting dynamics at different stag…
Moral Controversies in American Politics
Today, new media enter our lives faster than ever before. This volume provides a complete, state-of-the-art overview of the newest media technologies and how they can be used in marketing communications - essential information for any organization that wants to maintain an effective advertising program, as well as for experts and students in the fields of advertising and mass communications. Advertising, Promotion, and New Media offers crucial in…
Expanding the scope and content of morality policy research
Nativism Reborn? The Official English Language Movement and the American States
In July 1992 Senator Robert C. Byrd (D-WV) angrily suggested during floor debate... the United States should not continue accepting immigrants mho speak no English. pick up the telephone and call the local garage, Byrd said. can't understand the person on the other side of the line. I'm not sure he can understand me. They're all over the place, and they don't speak English. We want more of this? Later he apologized for the remark, saying, regret …
A Hundred Miles of Dry
Our fundamental objective in this article is to explain why certain counties within the U.S continue to restrict the sale of alcohol at the start of the 21st century. What factors identified as important for the initial drive for Prohibition remain important nearly 80 years later? We assess to what extent social, political, and economic variables are related to the presence of restrictions on the sale of alcohol at the county-level across the Uni…
Cultural and Institutional Factors Affecting Political Contention over Moral Issues
Abortion and same-sex marriage are moral issues that remain highly contentious in the political life of the United States compared to other countries. This level of contention is explained through comparison with Canada. Contrasts in culture and institutions shaping issues and the political avenues that allow their enactment account for differences in the tenor of politics in the two countries
Political Party Linkages to Presidential Popularity
Accuracy and Bias in Macroeconomic Forecasting by the Administration, the CBO, and the Federal Reserve Board
Short-term forecasts of nominal GNP/GDP growth, inflation, and unemployment by the administration, the Congressional Budget Office, and the Federal Reserve Board are compared for accuracy and for political bias. The most accurate forecasting is done by the CBO, with the Fed a close second. There is also a partisan bias at work within the administration, indicating that decision-makers internalize their policy fears by exaggerating the macroeconom…
Classifying public policies with Moral Foundations Theory
Validating Protestant Denominational Classifications Using the Chaves Inerrancy Scale
We validate the classification of 16 “mainline” and 97 “evangelical” Protestant denominations inReligious Congregations and Membership in the United States, 2000based on Mark Chaves' five-point Biblical “inerrancy” scale. Using Glenmary county data, nearly perfect correlations were derived between the percentage of adherents in “evangelical” denominations and levels three-four on the Chaves scale and between the percentage of adherents in “mainli…
Party, Ideology, and Deficits
In a 1985 publication David Cameron reported that historically leftist governments had governed with smaller deficits than rightist governments. The party ideology variable was incorporated into a large body of subsequent research, mainly by economists, to study the growth of public spending and indebtedness. Most agreed with Cameron; some did not. Virtually all studies focused on western European nations (but not subnational governments). This s…
Voting on Official English Language Referenda in Five States
Referendum sobre la oficializacióon del inglés en cinco estados: Cuál es la reacción contra los hispanohablantes? Sufragantes de Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado y Florida aprobaron el referendum que hace del inglés su lengua oficial. E1 autor utiliza el voto por condado a favor del inglés (variable dependiente) para defender cinco hipôtesis: la racial (los anglos contra los latinos), la étnica (los negros contra los latinos), la económica …
Moral Controversies and the Policymaking Process
Voting on gun rights
Objective Although it is clear that gun issues often shape the electoral preferences of some voters and the electoral success of some candidates, there has been little effort to examine the factors that shape electoral outcomes in direct democracy contests involving gun rights. Methods We use weighted ordinary least squares analysis of county‐level data to predict where support for gun rights will be higher. The data include demographic and polit…
Public Opinion and Morality Policy
To clarify why research examining the responsiveness of governments to public opinion produces mixed results, the authors focus on issues involving contested moral values that are known to be highly salient to the public and hence more likely to be linked to public policy. Canada and the United States, where the same issues have emerged, allow them to isolate the factors resulting in majoritarian congruence, where policies follow public opinion. …
Winning awards and gaining recognition
This study has two objectives: to rank order the top ten publishers of all 609 “best book” awards by APSA sections from 1985 to 2016 and to show using multiple regression analysis which variables best explain why some award-winning volumes receive more scholarly citations than other books. Our dependent variable is average yearly citation counts from copyright date to 2017, and five independent variables were tested in the analysis: (1) prestige …
Religious Influence and Congressional Voting on Abortion
The abortion question has been politicized since the Supreme Court's 1973 Roe v. Wade decision which legalized abortions during the first trimester of a pregnancy. In reaction, pro-life advocates have shifted their attention to Congress in efforts to restrict the availability of abortions. Recent studies have analyzed congressional voting on abortion legislation and have concluded that the political ideology of the congressperson is the most impo…
Direct democracy, policy diffusion, and medicalized marijuana
Virtually all studies of policy diffusion are based on statutory enactments by state legislatures. But a substantial number of medicalized marijuana laws were initiated through citizen initiatives and ratified by referenda (I&R). This case study suggests that the diffusion of laws adopted by I&R requires two modifications to the conventional model of policy diffusion. First, early policy adoptions must occur through direct democracy so that horiz…
Understudied questions of Key's friends and neighbors voting thesis
Objectives This study addressesfour questions posed by V.O. Key's friends‐and‐neighbors (F&N) voting thesis that have been neglected in the scholarly literature. Methods Pooled regression of 101 primary and 66 general elections in Mississippi, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin for the offices of U.S. senator and governor over the period 2002–2016 yielded a total of 11,263 candidate‐county cases. Results F&N effects are most pronounced i…
Voting Turnout and Referendum Outcomes on Same‐Sex Marriage, 1998–2015
Objectives This analysis of referenda voting on same‐sex marriage (SSM) from 1998 until Obergefell v. Hodges (2015) focuses on the impact of turnout, which has been neglected in previous research on gay marriage referenda. Methods We employ OLS regression analysis with clustered standard errors by state to analyze voting on SSM referenda with eight county‐level variables and seven state‐level variables. Our novel data set includes 2,610 counties …
Secularization, Modernization, or Population Change
Objective While previous cross‐sectional research has suggested a relationship between the prohibition of alcohol sales and the presence of distinctive patterns of religious adherence, the relationship between policy adoption and social change is best evaluated through longitudinal analysis. We assess the extent to which a policy decision by a county to shift away from or toward a policy of prohibition is related to underlying changes in the comp…
Abortion Attitudes, Gender, and Candidate Choice in Presidential Elections
This work analyzes voting for president to determine the impact of abortion attitudes on candidate choice in the six elections from 1972 through 1992. First, the literature is surveyed, then the relationships between party and abortion attitudes and between abortion attitudes and candidate choice are revealed. Most important is a probit analysis that includes party preference, net candidate image, incumbent popularity, gender, and abortion attitu…
A spatial analysis of voting on health care issues
"Friends and Neighbors" Voting
The Politics of Abortion
The author describes the various stages in the abortion policy making process. Since the 1960s the abortion issue has been put on the public agenda a major accomplishment considering the religious opposition to even discussing the issue publicly. Since the case of Roe v. Wade community conflict has been the dominant factor of the abortion issue; a community conflict involves all social classes and persists for a long period of time. The success o…
A spatial analysis of voting on health care issues
A New Era of Congressional Government
Moral Controversies and the Policymaking Process
Religious Influence and Congressional Voting on Abortion
The abortion question has been politicized since the Supreme Court's 1973 Roe v. Wade decision which legalized abortions during the first trimester of a pregnancy. In reaction, pro-life advocates have shifted their attention to Congress in efforts to restrict the availability of abortions. Recent studies have analyzed congressional voting on abortion legislation and have concluded that the political ideology of the congressperson is the most impo…
Policy Elites and the Political Economy
Presidents and Promises
Going Public
Leadership at the Fed. Donald F. Kettl
The Policy Legacy of Ronald Reagan
Charles O. Jones, ed. 1988. The Reagan Legacy: Promise and PerformanceB.B. Kymlicka and Jean V. Matthews, eds. 1988. The Reagan Revolution?J.D. Lees and Michael Turner, eds. 1988. Reagan's First Four Years: A New Beginning
Social Regulatory Policy
The Elusive Quest for Presidential Success Managing the Presidency
Political Party Linkages to Presidential Popularity
The Lowi Paradigm, Moral Conflict, and Coalition-Building
All organizations filing amicus briefs in 18 Surpreme Court cases and testifying at 23 congressional hearings on abortion are classified to test these five hypotheses on coalition-building regarding moral conflicts: (1) only interests directly affected will be activated; (2) single-issue groups will dominate; (3) economic interests are not involved; (4) coaliation-building is more extensive by advocates of social change; and (5) group conflict wi…
The Lowi paradigm, moral conflict, and coalition-building
Keeping Abortion Clinics Open
In 1973, Roe v. Wade constitutionalized a woman's right to an abortion. But, while Roe removed most legal obstacles to abortion, it did not address the limited availability of abortion services in the nation. The case examined here, Ragsdale v. Turnock, revolved around an Illinois statute that imposed far‐reaching restrictions on abortion clinics, the site of most U.S. abortions since Roe. The crucial role of clinics in providing abortion service…
Abortion Policy Implementation in Canada and the United States
(1995). Abortion Policy Implementation in Canada and the United States. American Review of Canadian Studies: Vol. 25, No. 2-3, pp. 203-217
Voting on Official English Language Referenda in Five States
Referendum sobre la oficializacióon del inglés en cinco estados: Cuál es la reacción contra los hispanohablantes? Sufragantes de Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado y Florida aprobaron el referendum que hace del inglés su lengua oficial. E1 autor utiliza el voto por condado a favor del inglés (variable dependiente) para defender cinco hipôtesis: la racial (los anglos contra los latinos), la étnica (los negros contra los latinos), la económica …
Abortion Attitudes, Gender, and Candidate Choice in Presidential Elections
This work analyzes voting for president to determine the impact of abortion attitudes on candidate choice in the six elections from 1972 through 1992. First, the literature is surveyed, then the relationships between party and abortion attitudes and between abortion attitudes and candidate choice are revealed. Most important is a probit analysis that includes party preference, net candidate image, incumbent popularity, gender, and abortion attitu…
Perspectives on the Politics of Abortion
Nativism Reborn? The Official English Language Movement and the American States
In July 1992 Senator Robert C. Byrd (D-WV) angrily suggested during floor debate... the United States should not continue accepting immigrants mho speak no English. pick up the telephone and call the local garage, Byrd said. can't understand the person on the other side of the line. I'm not sure he can understand me. They're all over the place, and they don't speak English. We want more of this? Later he apologized for the remark, saying, regret …
Abortion attitudes, gender, and candidate choice in presidential elections
Party and Free Votes in Canada
This study extends the analysis of parliamentary free voting by examining a non-British example: Canadian MPs' voting behavior on Bill C-43, which attempted to establish a federal abortion law. As in most previous studies, we find that partisanship was by far the best predictor of voting behavior. Unlike previous research, however, we analyze free votes at every stage of the legislative process and find different voting dynamics at different stag…
What Does the Lord Require
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