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Douglas L. Kriner
Douglas L. Kriner
Professor of Government, Cornell University
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Factors associated with US adults’ likelihood of accepting COVID-19 vaccination
S Kreps, S Prasad, JS Brownstein, Y Hswen, BT Garibaldi, B Zhang, ...
JAMA network open 3 (10), e2025594-e2025594, 2020
7452020
Model uncertainty, political contestation, and public trust in science: Evidence from the COVID-19 pandemic
SE Kreps, DL Kriner
Science advances 6 (43), eabd4563, 2020
2752020
After the Rubicon: Congress, presidents, and the politics of waging war
DL Kriner
University of Chicago Press, 2010
2082010
The influence of federal spending on presidential elections
DL Kriner, A Reeves
American Political Science Review 106 (2), 348-366, 2012
1702012
Presidential particularism and divide-the-dollar politics
DL Kriner, A Reeves
American Political Science Review 109 (1), 155-171, 2015
1532015
The casualty gap: The causes and consequences of American wartime inequalities
DL Kriner, FX Shen
Oxford University Press, 2010
1502010
The particularistic president: executive branch politics and political inequality
DL Kriner, A Reeves
Cambridge University Press, 2015
1382015
Divided government and congressional investigations
D Kriner, L Schwartz
Legislative Studies Quarterly 33 (2), 295-321, 2008
1272008
Public attitudes toward COVID-19 vaccination: The role of vaccine attributes, incentives, and misinformation
S Kreps, N Dasgupta, JS Brownstein, Y Hswen, DL Kriner
npj Vaccines 6 (1), 73, 2021
1142021
Iraq casualties and the 2006 senate elections
DL Kriner, FX Shen
Legislative Studies Quarterly 32 (4), 507-530, 2007
1102007
Investigating the president: Congressional checks on presidential power
DL Kriner
Princeton University Press, 2016
1042016
Constitutional qualms or politics as usual? The factors shaping public support for unilateral action
DP Christenson, DL Kriner
American Journal of Political Science 61 (2), 335-349, 2017
1022017
Responding to war on Capitol Hill: Battlefield casualties, congressional response, and public support for the war in Iraq
D Kriner, F Shen
American Journal of Political Science 58 (1), 157-174, 2014
822014
Factors influencing Covid-19 vaccine acceptance across subgroups in the United States: Evidence from a conjoint experiment
SE Kreps, DL Kriner
Vaccine 39 (24), 3250-3258, 2021
712021
Investigating the president: Committee probes and presidential approval, 1953–2006
DL Kriner, E Schickler
The Journal of Politics 76 (2), 521-534, 2014
682014
Mobilizing the public against the president: Congress and the political costs of unilateral action
DP Christenson, DL Kriner
American Journal of Political Science 61 (4), 769-785, 2017
672017
Costs, benefits, and the malleability of public support for “Fracking”
DP Christenson, JL Goldfarb, DL Kriner
Energy Policy 105, 407-417, 2017
632017
Can Enhanced Oversight Repair the Broken Branch
D Kriner
BUL Rev. 89, 765, 2009
622009
Examining variance in presidential approval: The case of FDR in World War II
DL Kriner
Public Opinion Quarterly 70 (1), 23-47, 2006
622006
The myth of the imperial presidency: How public opinion checks the unilateral executive
DP Christenson, DL Kriner
University of Chicago Press, 2020
582020
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