The Policy Agendas Project · the research behind the data

Publications

Publications by members of the project team, drawn from automated bibliographic records. A selection, not a complete list.

03

Working papers

8 preprints and working papers, not yet peer-reviewed.

2026
APSA Preprints

John Kane, Christopher B. Wlezien — The Effects of Inflation Information: Rates, Prices, and Politics in the Public Mind.

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2026
arXiv (Cornell University)

Misha Melnyk, Mitchell Dolny, Joshua D. Elkind and others — Classifying Problem and Solution Framing in Congressional Social Media.

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2025

E.J. Fagan — The pernicious impact of partisan think tanks on policy debates.

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2024

Andreu Casas, John Wilkerson — The Landscape of Lawmaking.

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2023
HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe)

Sean M. Theriault, Connor Dye — An Evaluation of the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946: How Reforming the Congressional Committee System Affects Issue Attention.

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2023

Andrea Manning, E.J. Fagan — Gendered Issues or Partisan Priorities? The Policy Priorities of Men and Women at Partisan Think Tanks.

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2022
SocArXiv (OSF Preprints)

György Márk Kis, Orsolya Ring, Miklós Sebők — A Novel Cost-efficient Use of BERT Embeddings in 8-way Emotion Classification on a Hungarian Media Corpus.

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2022

Sarah Ausmus Smith, Annelise Russell — What Gets Tweeted Gets Done? Gubernatorial Agenda-Setting and State Policymaking.

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