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Johns Hopkins offers democracy-focused Intersession courses November 15, 2019
Article Most candidates agree that “grass-roots engagement” and a good ground campaign matter, but too often candidates misunderstand what actually makes them work. The best way for Democrats to win in 2020? By ignoring the candidates for now.
- Hahrie Han
- Lara Putnam
Academic Journal A first wave of sociological research on the 2016 presidential election has now been published, and a prominent theme of this research is the appeal of Trump’s campaign to white, working-class voters. Status Threat, Material Interests, and the 2016 Presidential Vote
- Stephen Morgan
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America, Online
- Adam Sheingate
Academic Journal At the heart of most theories of democratic accountability is the idea that voters retrospectively evaluate politicians and their actions. How do voters perceive changes to the rules of the game? Evidence from the 2014 Hungarian elections
- Daniel Ziblatt
- John S. Ahlquist
- Nahomi Ichino
- Jason Wittenberg

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