Frank L Davis
Biographic Data
| ID | 4384184 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frank L Davis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frank L |
| FAMILY NAME | Davis |
| SIGNATURE | DAVIS F L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lehigh University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Communicating Politics
In their introductory chapter, the editors explain that their intention is to evaluate the health of U.S. democratic life from a “communication perspective.” Their approach, based on the work of Ha
The green vote in presidential elections
The electoral impact of the environment issue has been debated for years. Thus far, evidence regarding the issue's electoral impact has concentrated on the 1996 presidential election. Two of the three inquiries into that contest found that the environment had a significant impact on voters’ candidate choices. In an effort to clarify the environment's electoral impact, this research expands the inquiry to include five presidential elections, 1984 …
The Green Agenda in American Politics
The Green Agenda in American Politics: New Strategies for the Twenty-First Century
Voting Preferences and the Environment in the American Electorate
Accepted wisdom has it that the issue of environmental quality has little or no impact on national elections. In the only systematic statistical analysis addressing the subject, Guber (2001) concluded that the environment did not have a significant impact on assessments of presidential candidates, and that the potential for issue voting on the environment was quite limited. Utilizing the same survey data, this research reexamines the environment'…
The Declining Role of the Frank in House Elections
Despite the fact that franked mail is considered one of the most valuable resources that members of the House of Representatives have to advertise their names and accomplishments to constituents, House mail expenditures fell dramatically in the 1990s after almost two decades of growth. This research indicates that public disclosure of individual members' spending in concert with more restrictive expenditure rules is the principal reason for this …
The Allocation Strategies of Ideological PACs
American Interest Group Research
Research on interest groups in America has developed from two major traditions, studies of group activity in the polity and analyses of groups' relations with their members. We argue that these two research streams focus on analytically distinct external and internal dimensions of interest group behaviour, and that the tendency to conflate these two dimensions has caused certain types of groups to be ignored or misunderstood. Categorizing groups …
Voting Preferences and the Environment in the American Electorate
Accepted wisdom has it that the issue of environmental quality has little or no impact on national elections. In the only systematic statistical analysis addressing the subject, Guber (2001) concluded that the environment did not have a significant impact on assessments of presidential candidates, and that the potential for issue voting on the environment was quite limited. Utilizing the same survey data, this research reexamines the environment'…
The Declining Role of the Frank in House Elections
Despite the fact that franked mail is considered one of the most valuable resources that members of the House of Representatives have to advertise their names and accomplishments to constituents, House mail expenditures fell dramatically in the 1990s after almost two decades of growth. This research indicates that public disclosure of individual members' spending in concert with more restrictive expenditure rules is the principal reason for this …
The green vote in presidential elections
The electoral impact of the environment issue has been debated for years. Thus far, evidence regarding the issue's electoral impact has concentrated on the 1996 presidential election. Two of the three inquiries into that contest found that the environment had a significant impact on voters’ candidate choices. In an effort to clarify the environment's electoral impact, this research expands the inquiry to include five presidential elections, 1984 …
American Interest Group Research
Research on interest groups in America has developed from two major traditions, studies of group activity in the polity and analyses of groups' relations with their members. We argue that these two research streams focus on analytically distinct external and internal dimensions of interest group behaviour, and that the tendency to conflate these two dimensions has caused certain types of groups to be ignored or misunderstood. Categorizing groups …
The Allocation Strategies of Ideological PACs
American Interest Group Research
Research on interest groups in America has developed from two major traditions, studies of group activity in the polity and analyses of groups' relations with their members. We argue that these two research streams focus on analytically distinct external and internal dimensions of interest group behaviour, and that the tendency to conflate these two dimensions has caused certain types of groups to be ignored or misunderstood. Categorizing groups …
The Declining Role of the Frank in House Elections
Despite the fact that franked mail is considered one of the most valuable resources that members of the House of Representatives have to advertise their names and accomplishments to constituents, House mail expenditures fell dramatically in the 1990s after almost two decades of growth. This research indicates that public disclosure of individual members' spending in concert with more restrictive expenditure rules is the principal reason for this …
Voting Preferences and the Environment in the American Electorate
Accepted wisdom has it that the issue of environmental quality has little or no impact on national elections. In the only systematic statistical analysis addressing the subject, Guber (2001) concluded that the environment did not have a significant impact on assessments of presidential candidates, and that the potential for issue voting on the environment was quite limited. Utilizing the same survey data, this research reexamines the environment'…
The Green Agenda in American Politics
The Green Agenda in American Politics: New Strategies for the Twenty-First Century
Communicating Politics
In their introductory chapter, the editors explain that their intention is to evaluate the health of U.S. democratic life from a “communication perspective.” Their approach, based on the work of Ha
The green vote in presidential elections
The electoral impact of the environment issue has been debated for years. Thus far, evidence regarding the issue's electoral impact has concentrated on the 1996 presidential election. Two of the three inquiries into that contest found that the environment had a significant impact on voters’ candidate choices. In an effort to clarify the environment's electoral impact, this research expands the inquiry to include five presidential elections, 1984 …
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