Political Research Quarterly

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• Competing Criteria: Rethinking Congressional Redistricting and Representation
• Toward a Shared Ideological Currency: Ideological Affective Polarization & the Changing Structure of Ideology in the U.S.
• Congressional Redistricting and Strategic Copartisans: Partisan Gerrymandering in Pennsylvania, 1800–1824
• The Traceability of Presidential Policymaking in the Face of Congressional Sanctioning
• Amy Coney Barrett is Not Enough: How Descriptive and Substantive Representation Shape Trust and Legitimacy of the Federal Courts
• The Heat is On: Does Civil Litigation Affect Policing Practices?
• On the Internet, No One Knows You’re an Activist: Patterns of Participation and Response in an Online, Opt-in Survey Panel
• Fake News as Political Communication: On Fake News, Digital Media and the Struggle for Hegemony in Post-Mugabe Zimbabwe
• Who Decides? Media, MAGA, Money, and Mentions in the 2022 Republican Primaries
• Clarifying the Relationship Between Political Consumerism and Political Persuasion Over Time

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• Book Reviews : The Alliance for Progress: Problems and Perspectives. Edited by JOHN C. DREIER. (Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press, 1962. Pp. 146. $3.95.)
• The Effects of Race and Gender on the Judicial Ambitions of State Trial Court Judges
• Partisan Asymmetries in Earmark Representation
• Book Reviews : Pressure Groups and Power Elites in Peruvian Politics. By CARLOS A. ASTIZ. (Ithaca : Cornell University Press, 1969. Pp. xviii, 316. $12.00.)
• Creativity and the Political Community
• High Visibility Foreign Aid: the Alliance for Progress
• Youthfulness and Legislation: Rousseau on the Constituent Moment
• Religion and Attitudes toward Redistributive Policies among Americans
• Amici Curiae and Strategies for Gaining Access to the Supreme Court
• Congressional Redistricting and Strategic Copartisans: Partisan Gerrymandering in Pennsylvania, 1800–1824