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2019-2020 Understanding Legislative Negotiation Grant Recipients
Prof. Allida Black, University of Virginia (@allidablack):
In the Shadow of 9/11: The Bipartisan Negotiations to Rebuild and Restore Lower Manhattan
Prof. Nadia Brown, Purdue University (@BrownPhDGirl), Prof. Christopher Clark, University of North Carolina and Prof. Anna Mahoney, Tulane University (@Annammahoney):
Bridges: How Black Women Coordinate Lawmaking Efforts of Identity-Based Caucuses
Prof. Allison Craig, University of Texas-Austin (@alisonwcraig):
The Collaborative Congress: How Negotiation and Compromise Shape Day-to-Day Work in the U.S. House of Representatives
Prof. James Curry, University of Utah (@UofUPolScience) and Prof. Jason Roberts, University of North Carolina (@ProfJRoberts):
Personal Relationships and Legislative Negotiation in the U.S. Congress
Prof. Matthew Green, Catholic University of America (@mattngreen):
When do Legislative Negotiations Succeed? A Case Study Approach
PhD Candidate Gwen Calais-Haase, Harvard University (@gwenaelle_ch):
The Hidden Lawmaking Process of the U.S. Congress
Prof. Adam Zelizer, University of Chicago(@AdamZelizer), Prof. Mehdi Shadmehr, University of Calgary(@ShadmehrMehdi), and Prof. Elizabeth Dorssom, University of Missouri(@EDorssom):
Higher Order Beliefs in a Legislature: An RCT to Test the Effects of Political Information on Bill Support Among State Legislators