Scott R. Meinke, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2002 | Ohio State University, Columbus, Columbus, OH |
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| Henshaw AL, Meinke SR. (2018) Data Analysis and Data Visualization as Active Learning in Political Science Journal of Political Science Education. 14: 423-439 |
| Meinke SR. (2017) Distributive Politics and Party Participation in the U.S. House American Politics Research. 46: 671-694 |
| Meinke SR. (2014) The Changing Roles of House Party Leadership Organizations: The House Republican Policy Committee Congress and the Presidency. 41: 190-222 |
| Hasecke EB, Meinke SR, Scott KM. (2013) Congressional Endorsements in the Presidential Nomination Process: Democratic Superdelegates in the 2008 Election American Politics Research. 41: 99-121 |
| Meinke SR. (2012) Party size and constituency representation: Evidence from the 19th-Century U.S. house of representatives Legislative Studies Quarterly. 37: 175-197 |
| Meinke SR. (2009) Presentation of partisanship: Constituency connections and partisan congressional activity Social Science Quarterly. 90: 854-867 |
| Meinke SR. (2008) Who whips? Party government and the house extended whip networks American Politics Research. 36: 639-668 |
| Meinke SR. (2008) Institutional change and the electoral connection in the senate: Revisiting the effects of direct election Political Research Quarterly. 61: 445-457 |
| Meinke SR. (2007) Slavery, partisanship, and procedure in the U.S. house: The gag rule, 1836-1845 Legislative Studies Quarterly. 32: 33-57 |
| Meinke SR, Scott KM. (2007) Collegial influence and judicial voting change: The effect of membership change on U.S. Supreme Court justices Law and Society Review. 41: 909-938 |