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Volume 56 Issue 1, January 2024
Articles
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Scholars commonly study bias and discrimination from the perspective of those discriminated against and, to some extent, the institutional practices that foster discrimination. The research on institutional oppression often excludes a concurrent area of ...Free accessResearch articleFirst published October 24, 2023pp. 3–17
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Does a public administrator’s political orientation color how they perceive the actions and activities of the federal government? Using a long-running national survey, I measure the impact of state administrators’ party identification and ideology on ...Free accessResearch articleFirst published October 9, 2023pp. 18–49
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Studies of institutional change have focused on several themes. Yet, examinations of small innovations still require attention. This question is important because a new logic is usually only recognized after several modifications have taken place; thus, ...Free accessResearch articleFirst published October 11, 2023pp. 50–72
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The following essay offers a political theory of the expert. I draw connections between the authority derived from expertise to the emerging role of artificial intelligence in a political condition marked by an impersonal sovereign. I begin with a ...Free accessResearch articleFirst published October 24, 2023pp. 73–95
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