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Benjamin J. NewmanAssociate Professor of Public Policy and Political Science, University of California, RiversideVerified email at ucr.edu
Charles J PattieUniversity of SheffieldVerified email at sheffield.ac.uk
Ron JohnstonProfessor Geography, University of BristolVerified email at bristol.ac.uk
Charles TaberKansas State UniversityVerified email at ksu.edu
Kelvyn Jones, FBA FLSW FAcSSProfessor of Geography, University of Bristol, Centre for Multilevel ModellingVerified email at bristol.ac.uk
David ManleyProfessor of Human Geography. Research interests: quantitative urban geography & inequalitiesVerified email at bristol.ac.uk
Stanley FeldmanProfessor of Political Science, Stony Brook UniversityVerified email at stonybrook.edu
Patrick LownResearch Fellow, University of EssexVerified email at essex.ac.uk
Yamil Ricardo VelezColumbia UniversityVerified email at columbia.edu
Alexa BankertDepartment of Political Science, University of GeorgiaVerified email at uga.edu
Leonie HuddyProfessor of Political Science, Stony Brook UniversityVerified email at sunysb.edu
Lilliana MasonUniversity of Maryland, College ParkVerified email at umd.edu
Erin CasseseAssociate Professor of Political Science, University of DelawareVerified email at udel.edu
Rhys HesterClemson UniversityVerified email at clemson.edu
Liam StanleyLecturer, University of Sheffield & Deputy Director, SPERIVerified email at sheffield.ac.uk
Andrew BellSheffield Methods Institute, University of SheffieldVerified email at sheffield.ac.uk
Alasdair RaeUniversity of SheffieldVerified email at sheffield.ac.uk
Aneta PiekutSheffield Methods Institute, University of SheffieldVerified email at sheffield.ac.uk
Mark TaylorSenior Lecturer in Quantitative Methods, University of SheffieldVerified email at sheffield.ac.uk

Todd K Hartman

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Title	Cited by	Year
Foreign Language Exposure, Cultural Threat, and Opposition to Immigration BJ Newman, TK Hartman, CS Taber Political Psychology 33 (5), 635-657, 2012	121	2012
Who said what? The effects of source cues in issue frames TK Hartman, CR Weber Political Behavior 31 (4), 537-558, 2009	66	2009
Are Citizens “Receiving the Treatment”? Assessing a Key Link in Contextual Theories of Public Opinion and Political Behavior BJ Newman, Y Valez, TK Hartman, A Bankert Political Psychology 36 (1), 123-131, 2015	52	2015
Decoding Prejudice Toward Hispanics: Group Cues and Public Reactions to Threatening Immigrant Behavior TK Hartman, BJ Newman, CS Bell Political Behavior 36 (1), 143-163, 2014	51	2014
Motivated reasoning, political sophistication, and associations between President Obama and Islam TK Hartman, AJ Newmark PS: Political Science and Politics 45 (3), 449-455, 2012	48	2012
Easing the Heavy Hand: Humanitarian Concern, Empathy, and Opinion on Immigration BJ Newman, TK Hartman, S Feldman, PL Lown British Journal of Political Science 45 (3), 583-607, 2015	42	2015
Socially Mediated Internet Surveys: Recruiting Participants for Online Experiments EC Cassese, L Huddy, TK Hartman, L Mason, CR Weber PS: Political Science & Politics 46 (4), 775-784, 2013	33	2013
Toll booths on the information superhighway? Policy metaphors in the case of Net Neutrality TK Hartman Political Communication 29 (3), 278-298, 2012	26	2012
Conditional Race Disparities in Criminal Sentencing: A Test of the Liberation Hypothesis from a Non-Guidelines State R Hester, TK Hartman Journal of Quantitative Criminology, 2016	24	2016
Social dominance and the cultural politics of immigration BJ Newman, TK Hartman, CS Taber Political Psychology 35 (2), 165-186, 2014	19	2014
Mass shootings and public support for gun control BJ Newman, TK Hartman British Journal of Political Science, 1-27, 2017	16	2017
Scotland’s Electoral Geography Differed from the Rest of Britain’s in 2017 (and 2015)–Exploring its Contours R Johnston, C Pattie, T Hartman, D Manley, D Rossiter, K Jones Scottish Geographical Journal 134 (1-2), 24-38, 2018	9	2018
Incumbent parties, incumbent MPs and the effectiveness of constituency campaigns: Evidence from the 2015 UK general election C Pattie, T Hartman, R Johnston The British Journal of Politics and International Relations 19 (4), 824-841, 2017	7	2017
Coming full circle: the 2017 UK general election and the changing electoral map R Johnston, D Rossiter, D Manley, C Pattie, T Hartman, K Jones The Geographical Journal 184 (1), 100-108, 2018	6	2018
Tax preferences, fiscal transparency, and the meaning of welfare: An experimental study L Stanley, TK Hartman Political Studies 66 (4), 830-850, 2018	5*	2018
The influence of public opinion polls on issue preferences M Ragozzino, T Hartman Available at SSRN 2532324, 2014	5	2014
The effects of policy metaphors on political attitudes TK Hartman STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT STONY BROOK, 2009	4	2009
Talking the gun out of Irish politics: Framing the peace process TK Hartman San Francisco State University, 2003	4	2003
Exploring constituency-level estimates for the 2017 British general election R Johnston, D Rossiter, T Hartman, C Pattie, D Manley, K Jones International Journal of Market Research 60 (5), 463-483, 2018	2	2018
Learning on the job? Adapting party campaign strategy to changing information on the local political context TK Hartman, C Pattie, R Johnston Electoral Studies 49, 128-135, 2017	2	2017

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