Political Scientist and Dept. Head @ Penn State. Courts, judicial legitimacy, state politics.
Michael Nelson is an American political scientist, noted for his work on the Presidency and elections. He is a Fulmer Professor of Political Science at Rhodes College.
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Studies we cite shows high achieving women don’t want to go to college in states with bans.
It goes beyond bans of course. Brain drain is real.
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This law is more extreme.
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Leveling and Spotlighting: How the European Court of Justice Favors the Weak to Promote Its Legitimacy - https://cup.org/4oWD6ZT
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Trust in the Judiciary and Partisan Reactions to Judicial Checks: Evidence from Argentina - https://cup.org/42BRe1j
"judicial checks expose citizens to information that is primarily instrumental"
- Martín Gandur
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The Path of Law: Legal Uncertainty and Issues of First Impression in the U.S. Courts of Appeals - https://cup.org/42XsrF0
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Reposted by Michael J. Nelson
📖 Read their new article on the IACL blog ✍️📰
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Reposted by Michael J. Nelson
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@utaustin.bsky.social LBJ School of Public Affairs with a focus on American Political Institutions. I'm on the committee, so please reach out with questions. See below: apply.interfolio.com/170943