BOOK PROJECTS

  1. How the Ethical Positions of Voters and Politicians Matter in a Democracy (dissertation-based).

    2. Applied Statistics: Learning by Heart, Mind, and Soul (with Christopher Cochrane).

 

PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

  1. Michael J Donnelly , Md Mujahedul Islam and Justin Savoie. 2020. “The public face of interest group lobbying on immigration: Who responds to and who ignores what they say.” Journal of European Social Policy 30(5): 543-556. Link to article.

  2. Allen Stevens, Benjamin, Md Mujahedul Islam, Roosmarijn de Geus, Jonah Goldberg, John R. McAndrews, Alex Mierke-Zatwarnicki, Peter John Loewen, and Daniel Rubenson. 2019. “Local Candidate Effects in Canadian Elections.” Canadian Journal of Political Science 52(1): 83-96. Link to article.

 

Papers Under Review

  1. “Party or Policy? The Role of Policy Partisanship in Voter Decision-Making”
    (with Sarah Lachance, Clareta Treger, Peter Loewen, Thomas Bergeron, Thomas Galipeau, Semra Sevi, and Blake Lee-Whiting). Revised & Resubmitted to Political Behavior. 

  2. “Ideological Heterogeneity and Voter Turnout”
    (with Peter Loewen, Daniel Rubenson, Roosmarijn de Geus, and Benjamin Stevens). Revise & Resubmit at Canadian Journal of Political Science.

  3. “Ethical Distance May Diminish Democratic Attitudes in Advanced Democracies”
    Under Review.

  4. “Ethical Distance and Electoral Accountability: Voters Punish Politicians Whose Ethical Views Diverge from Societal Consensus”
    (with Peter Loewen). Under Review.

  5. “Artificial Influence: Can AI Reduce Belief Certainty?”
    (with Natasha Goel, Thomas Bergeron, Blake Lee-Whiting, Clareta Treger, Thomas Galipeau, Danielle Bohonos, Sarah Lachance, and Eric Merkley). Under Review.

  6. “Ties That Bind: Social Trust, Civic Engagement and Democratic Attitudes in Advanced Democracies”
    (with Muhibbur Rahman). Under Review.

 

Papers in progress

  1. “Programming Architectures and Data Structures for Canadian Political Science”
    (with Christopher Cochrane and Michael Cowan). Proposal accepted for consideration in the Special Issue on the Methodological Turn in Canadian Political Science at the Canadian Journal of Political Science.

  2. “Does Presenting Attributes in a Fixed Versus a Randomized Order Affect the Relative Effect of Each Attribute?”

  3. “Blurring Boundaries? Recursive Dynamics of Trust, Engagement, and Support for Democracy in a Multi-Method Study”
    (with Muhibbur Rahman and Christopher Cochrane).

  4. “Global Attitudes towards Online Hate Speech”
    (with Clareta Treger, Thomas Bergeron, Christopher Cochrane, Ron Levi, Effi Levi, Gal Ron, Shaul R. Shenhav, Tamir Sheafer, Odelia Oshri, and Peter J. Loewen).

  5. “Social Spending, Clarity of Responsibility and Voter Choice”
    (with Jonah Goldberg).

  6. “Does Democratic Representation Work Better in Smaller Populations?”
    (with Peter Loewen, Jonah Goldberg, and John R. McAndrews).

  7. “Do Gender and Political Ideology Influence Ethical Distance? Evidence from Canada and the United States”

  8. “Does Border Wall Favor Nationalist Parties in Political Competition?”
    (with Muhibbur Rahman).