Shannon Jenkins, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2003 | Loyola University Chicago, Chicago, IL, United States |
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| (The context of legislative choice: Variations in the relative importance of roll call voting explanations.) | ||||
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| Jenkins S, Roscoe DD. (2014) Parties as the political safeguards of federalism: The impact of local political party activity on national elections Publius. 44: 519-540 |
| Jenkins S. (2014) Local Elections and the Politics of Small-Scale Democracy . By Oliver J. Eric with Ha Shang E. and Callen Zachary. (Princeton University Press, 2012.) The Journal of Politics. 76 |
| Jenkins S. (2012) How Gender Influences Roll Call Voting Social Science Quarterly. 93: 415-433 |
| Jenkins S. (2011) The Influence of Interest Groups on State Legislative Behavior American Review of Politics. 32: 233-258 |
| Jenkins S. (2010) Examining the Influences over Roll Call Voting in Multiple Issue Areas: A Comparative US State Analysis The Journal of Legislative Studies. 16: 14-31 |
| Jenkins S. (2008) Party Influence on Roll Call Voting: A View from the U.S. States State Politics & Policy Quarterly. 8: 239-262 |
| Jenkins S. (2007) 101 Chambers: Congress, State Legislatures and the Future of Legislative Studies – By Peverill Squire and Keith E. Hamm The Journal of Politics. 69: 275-276 |
| Jenkins S. (2006) The Impact of Party and Ideology on Roll Call Voting in State Legislatures Legislative Studies Quarterly. 31: 235-257 |
| Roscoe DD, Jenkins S, Frendreis J, et al. (2006) Thinking Outside the Quality Box: The Impact of Candidate Motivations on Election Outcomes American Review of Politics. 27: 21-43 |
| Roscoe DD, Jenkins S. (2005) A meta-analysis of campaign contributions' impact on roll call voting Social Science Quarterly. 86: 52-68 |