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James A. Stimson

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Political Science: Doctoral University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC 
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Donald Rowe Matthews grad student 1970 UNC Chapel Hill

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Luke J. Keele grad student 2003 UNC Chapel Hill
Christopher Ellis grad student 2006 UNC Chapel Hill
Evan Parker-Stephen grad student 2007 UNC Chapel Hill
K. E. Coggins grad student 2013 UNC Chapel Hill
Greogry J. Wolf grad student 2015 UNC Chapel Hill

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Stimson JA. (2015) Tides of consent: How public opinion shapes american politics, second edition Tides of Consent: How Public Opinion Shapes American Politics, Second Edition. 1-173
Stimson JA, Thiébaut C, Tiberj V. (2012) The evolution of policy attitudes in France European Union Politics. 13: 293-316
Stimson JA. (2012) On the meaning & measurement of mood Daedalus. 141: 23-34
Bartle J, Dellepiane-Avellaneda S, Stimson J. (2011) The moving centre: Preferences for government activity in Britain, 1950-2005 British Journal of Political Science. 41: 259-285
Stimson JA. (2009) Perspectives on Unequal Democracy: The Political Economy of the New Gilded Age Perspectives On Politics. 7: 151-153
Ellis C, Stimson JA. (2009) Symbolic ideology in the American electorate Electoral Studies. 28: 388-402
Grossback LJ, Peterson DAM, Stimson JA. (2007) Electoral mandates in American politics British Journal of Political Science. 37: 711-730
Grossback LJ, Peterson DAM, Stimson JA. (2006) Mandate politics Mandate Politics. 1-208
Roberts A, Erikson RS, Mackuen M, et al. (2005) The Quality of Democracy: A Review Essay Comparative Politics. 37: 357-376
Grossback LJ, Peterson DAM, Stimson JA. (2005) Comparing competing theories on the causes of mandate perceptions American Journal of Political Science. 49: 406-419
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