Thomas M. Carsey

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Thomas M. Carsey is affiliated with the following schools: Florida State University, Indiana University Bloomington, Wayne State College, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of Illinois Chicago

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According to Wikipedia, Thomas M. Carsey was an American political scientist. Carsey earned his bachelor's and master's degree from Wayne State College before receiving a Ph.D from Indiana University Bloomington. He began teaching at University of Illinois at Chicago, then joined the faculty of Florida State University in 2000. He was named the Thomas J. Pearsall Distinguished Professor in political science at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. The Thomas M. Carsey Scholarship in Data Science at UNC was named for him. Carsey died of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, aged 52, on February 21, 2018.

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Thomas M. Carsey's Published Works

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Party Polarization and "Conflict Extension" in the American Electorate (2002) (660)
Changing Sides or Changing Minds? Party Identification and Policy Preferences in the American Electorate (2006) (499)
PARTY POLARIZATION IN AMERICAN POLITICS: Characteristics, Causes, and Consequences (2006) (349)
Activists and Conflict Extension in American Party Politics (2010) (250)
State and national factors in gubernatorial and senatorial elections (1998) (200)
Party Polarization and Party Structuring of Policy Attitudes: A Comparison of Three NES Panel Studies (2002) (140)
The Contextual Effects of Race on White Voter Behavior: The 1989 New York City Mayoral Election (1995) (120)
Party and Committee in Distributive Politics: Evidence from Defense Spending (1999) (105)
Monte Carlo Simulation and Resampling Methods for Social Science (2013) (99)
Campaign Dynamics: The Race for Governor (2000) (87)
US Senate campaigns, negative advertising, and voter mobilization in the 1998 midterm election (2007) (55)
Congress and Defense Spending: The Distributive Politics of Military Procurement (2002) (52)
New Measures of Partisanship, Ideology, and Policy Mood in the American States (2010) (50)
Balancing constituency representation and party responsiveness in the US Senate: the conditioning effect of state ideological heterogeneity (2012) (49)
PARTY POLARIZATION IN AMERICAN POLITICS (2006) (39)
Policy Balancing and Preferences for Party Control of Government (2004) (32)
Why Do Party Activists Convert? An Analysis of Individual-Level Change on the Abortion Issue (1998) (31)
Strategic Candidates, Campaign Dynamics, and Campaign Advertising in Gubernatorial Races (2011) (31)
The reciprocal relationship between state defense interest and committee representation in Congress (1999) (30)
Making DA-RT a Reality (2013) (22)
A Dynamic Model of Political Change Among Party Activists (1999) (22)
Dealing with data: governments records. (2011) (18)
State Legislative Elections, 1967–2003: Announcing the Completion of a Cleaned and Updated Dataset (2008) (18)
“State Legislative Elections, 1967-2003: Announcing the Completion of Cleaned and Newly (2008) (18)
Misreport of Vote Choice in U.S. Senate and Gubernatorial Elections (2001) (15)
Scientific Training in the Era of Big Data: A New Pedagogy for Graduate Education (2017) (15)
Operationalizing the Replication Standard (2018) (13)
What’s a losing party to do? The calculus of contesting state legislative elections (2014) (12)
Two-stage elections, strategic candidates, and campaign agendas (2015) (12)
State and National Factors in Gubernatorial and Senatorial Elections: A Rejoinder (1998) (12)
NSF Workshop on Supporting Scientific Discovery through Norms and Practices for Software and Data Citation and Attribution (2015) (10)
Operationalizing the Replication Standard: A Case Study of the Data Curation and Verification Workflow for Scholarly Journals (2018) (9)
Presidential Voting Across the American States (1999) (9)
Fluoridation advocacy in referenda where media coverage is balanced yet biased. (2018) (8)
Party Polarization and "Conflict Extension" in the United States: The Case of Party Activists (2005) (8)
Can You Repeat That Please?: Using Monte Carlo Simulation in Graduate Quantitative Research Methods Classes (2015) (7)
State Party Context and Norms among Delegates to the 2000 National Party Conventions (2006) (7)
Establishing a National Consortium for Data Science (2012) (7)
Group Components of U.S. Presidential Voting Across the States (1999) (7)
Sociometric Methods for Relevancy Analysis of Long Tail Science Data (2013) (6)
Council Coalitions and Mayoral Regimes in Chicago (1999) (6)
Group Effects on Party Identification and Party Coalitions across the United States (2002) (6)
Two Stage Elections, Strategic Candidates, and Agenda Convergence (2012) (6)
Rethinking the Normal Vote, the Personal Vote, and the Impact of Legislative Professionalism in U.S. State Legislative Elections (2017) (5)
Election dynamics : candidate strategy and electoral cleavages in United States gubernatorial elections (1995) (5)
The Power and Influence of Political Identities Beyond Political Contexts (2013) (5)
Changing Parties or Changing Attitudes?: Uncovering the Partisan Change Process (1999) (5)
Referendum opposition to fluoridation and health literacy: a cross-sectional analysis conducted in three large US cities (2019) (4)
Racial stereotypes, racial context, and the 2008 presidential election (2013) (4)
Evidence of Conflict Extension in Partisans’ Evaluations of People and Inanimate Objects (2020) (4)
Erratum: Party polarization and 'conflict extension' in the American electorate (Ameican Journal of Political Science (October 2002) 46 (786-802)) (2003) (3)
Public and private institutions, political action, and the practice of local government (2006) (2)
Incumbency status and candidate responsiveness to voters in two-stage elections beginning with a primary (2019) (2)
How Partisan Frames Affect Public Consideration of Policy Problems (2009) (1)
The Contextual Effects of Race, Racial Representation, and Elite Campaign Cues on Voter Behavior in Statewide Races (2017) (1)
The Causes and Effects of Preferences for Party Government: A New Test of Policy Balancing* (2001) (1)
Primary election candidates change their campaign strategies in response to both their current and (potential) future opponents (2016) (1)
State Ideology, Senate Roll Calls, and Heterogeneity in Representation (2008) (1)
Networks and Interest Group Influence in the Diffusion of Regulation (2014) (1)
Differing Views on Polarization of the Electorate (2014) (1)
Inter- and Intra-Chamber Differences and the Distribution of Policy Benefits (2002) (1)
Other Simulation-Based Methods (2014) (1)
The Virtual Institute for Social Research (VISR) (2015) (0)
Attention : The Case of Homosexuality (2010) (0)
Does What We See Influence What We Think? An Experimental Investigation of Images and Attitudes toward Citizenship for Illegal Immigrants (2009) (0)
APSA Contributors (2018) (0)
Statistical Simulation of the Linear Model (2014) (0)
Race, Prejudice and Policy in Illinois, University of Illinois, Institute of Government and Public Affairs (1999) (0)
Replication Data for: Rethinking the Normal Vote, the Personal Vote, and the Impact of Legislative Professionalism in U.S. State Legislative Elections (2017) (0)
Modeling Misreports in Self-Reported Vote Choice Data (2012) (0)
HOW FACULTY AND STUDENTS CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF NORTH CAROLINA'S UNIQUE IMMERSIVE VISUALIZATION ROOMS (2015) (0)
Simulating Generalized Linear Models (2014) (0)
Intergovernmental Distributive Politics and Transportation Spending 1 (2000) (0)
Testing Theory Using Simulation (2014) (0)
Introduction to R (2014) (0)
Balancing constituency representation and party responsiveness in the US Senate: the conditioning effect of state ideological heterogeneity (2010) (0)
Call for Proposals to Host the Ninth Annual Conference on State Politics and Policy (2009) (2007) (0)
What’s a losing party to do? The calculus of contesting state legislative elections (2013) (0)
ERRATUM (2012) (0)
Influences on State Elections (2014) (0)
Random Number Generation (2014) (0)
Party Activists and the Ideological Polarization of American Politics: A Dynamic Model (2002) (0)
Negative Advertising , External Political Efficacy , and Vote Choice in U . S . Senate Elections (2013) (0)
Gubernatorial Electoral Coalitions in the Great Plains (1997) (0)

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