Academic

Michele F. Margolis

Political Science · University of Pennsylvania

Citations received by year

Google Scholar profile

Series: Citations received.01002003004002014 Citations received 21212015 Citations received 57572016 Citations received 90902017 Citations received 78782018 Citations received 1491492019 Citations received 1631632020 Citations received 2262262021 Citations received 3243242022 Citations received 3603602023 Citations received 3223222024 Citations received 3473472025 Citations received 3513512026 Citations received 2332332014201620182020202220242026Citations receivedCalendar year
Series: Citations received.01002003004002014 Citations received 21212015 Citations received 57572016 Citations received 90902017 Citations received 78782018 Citations received 1491492019 Citations received 1631632020 Citations received 2262262021 Citations received 3243242022 Citations received 3603602023 Citations received 3223222024 Citations received 3473472025 Citations received 3513512026 Citations received 2332332014201620182020202220242026Citations receivedCalendar year

Citations received in each calendar year across this verified Scholar profile. Bars are annual counts; missing years are unknown. 2026 is an incomplete calendar year.

Publications

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2026 What Counts as Discrimination Against Whom? Understanding Perceived Discrimination Against Christians Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion article journal CV OA GS

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35"What Counts as Discrimination Against Whom? Understanding Perceived Discrimination Against36Christians." Forthcoming. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion.

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Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
none
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
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none
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none
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FieldCVOpenAlexScholarCrossRef
title cv What Counts as Discrimination Against Whom? Understanding Perceived Discrimination Against ChristiansWhat Counts as Discrimination Against Whom? Understanding Perceived Discrimination Against Christians
year crossref 20262026
venue crossref Journal for the Scientific Study of ReligionJournal for the Scientific Study of Religion
kind cv articlearticle
DOI crossref 10.1111/jssr.7002310.1111/jssr.70023
first author openalex MargolisMargolis

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2024 At the Nexus of Politics and Religion: Dialoguing Toward Democratic Renewal Spirited Debate Series. Program for Research on Religion and Urban Civil Society other CV OA GS

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128“At the Nexus of Politics and Religion: Dialoguing Toward Democratic Renewal” October 2024. Spirited129Debate Series. Program for Research on Religion and Urban Civil Society.

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no
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none
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none
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american politics
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none
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none
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none
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FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv At the Nexus of Politics and Religion: Dialoguing Toward Democratic Renewal
year cv 2024
venue cv Spirited Debate Series. Program for Research on Religion and Urban Civil Society
kind cv other
first author cv Margolis

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2024 Has the Supreme Court Become Just Another Political Branch? Public Perceptions of Court Approval and Legitimacy in a Post-Dobbs World Science Advances article journal CV OA GS

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45Has the Supreme Court Become Just Another Political Branch? Public Perceptions of Court Approval46and Legitimacy in a Post-Dobbs World."(with Matt Levendusky, Shawn Pattern, Josh Pasek, Kenneth M.47Winneg, and Kathleen Hall Jamieson). 2024. Science Advances. 10 (10): eadk9590.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
Matt Levendusky; Shawn Pattern; Josh Pasek; Kenneth M. Winneg; Kathleen Hall Jamieson
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
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none
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none
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FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv Has the Supreme Court Become Just Another Political Branch? Public Perceptions of Court Approval and Legitimacy in a Post-Dobbs WorldHas the Supreme Court become just another political branch? Public perceptions of court approval and legitimacy in a post- Dobbs world
year cv 20242024
venue crossref Science AdvancesScience Advances
kind cv articlearticle
DOI crossref 10.1126/sciadv.adk959010.1126/sciadv.adk9590
first author openalex MargolisLevendusky

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10.1126/sciadv.adk9590
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W4392581823

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2024 Measuring Attentiveness in Self-Administered Surveys Public Opinion Quarterly article journal CV OA GS

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42“Measuring Attentiveness in Self-Administered Surveys.” (with Adam J. Berinsky, Alejandro Frydman,43Michael W. Sances, and D. Camilla Valerio). 2024. Public Opinion Quarterly. 88(1): 214-24.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
Adam J. Berinsky; Alejandro Frydman; Michael W. Sances; D. Camilla Valerio
Subfield
methodology
Method
quantitative
Invited
none
Publisher
none
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title cv Measuring Attentiveness in Self-Administered SurveysMeasuring Attentiveness in Self-Administered Surveys
year cv 20242024
venue crossref Public Opinion QuarterlyPublic Opinion Quarterly
kind cv articlearticle
DOI crossref 10.1093/poq/nfae00410.1093/poq/nfae004
first author openalex MargolisBerinsky

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10.1093/poq/nfae004
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2024 The Long Shadow of the Big Lie: How Beliefs about the Legitimacy of the 2020 Election Spill Over onto Future Elections Public Opinion Quarterly article journal CV OA GS

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38"The Long Shadow of the Big Lie: How Beliefs about the Legitimacy of the 2020 Election Spill Over onto39Future Elections." (with Matt Levendusky, Shawn Patterson, Yotam Ophir, Dror Walter, and Kathleen40Hall Jamieson). 2024. Public Opinion Quarterly. 88(3): 933-61.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
Matt Levendusky; Shawn Patterson; Yotam Ophir; Dror Walter; Kathleen Hall Jamieson
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
Invited
none
Publisher
none
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title cv The Long Shadow of the Big Lie: How Beliefs about the Legitimacy of the 2020 Election Spill Over onto Future ElectionsThe Long Shadow of the Big Lie: How Beliefs about the Legitimacy of the 2020 Election Spill Over onto Future Elections
year cv 20242024
venue crossref Public Opinion QuarterlyPublic Opinion Quarterly
kind cv articlearticle
DOI crossref 10.1093/poq/nfae04710.1093/poq/nfae047
first author openalex MargolisLevendusky

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10.1093/poq/nfae047
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2022 Born Again but Not Evangelical" How the (Double-Barreled) Questions You Ask Affect the Answers You Get Public Opinion Quarterly article journal CV OA GS

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49“Born Again but Not Evangelical" How the (Double-Barreled) Questions You Ask Affect the Answers50You Get.” 2022. Public Opinion Quarterly. 86(3): 621-642.51Media Coverage: Gallup, June 9, 2023. Gallup, March 24, 2023. The New York Times, March 9,522023.

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yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
none
Subfield
methodology
Method
none
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none
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none
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FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv Born Again but Not Evangelical" How the (Double-Barreled) Questions You Ask Affect the Answers You GetBorn Again but Not Evangelical?
year cv 20222022
venue openalex Public Opinion QuarterlyPublic Opinion Quarterly
kind cv articlearticle
DOI crossref 10.1093/poq/nfac03510.1093/poq/nfac035
first author openalex MargolisMargolis

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10.1093/poq/nfac035
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2022 Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free: How Feminist Identification Influences White Americans’ Will- ingness to Recognize and Respond to Racial Discrimination Politics Groups and Identities article journal CV OA GS

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57“Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free: How Feminist Identification Influences White Americans’ Will-58ingness to Recognize and Respond to Racial Discrimination” (with M. Brielle Harbin). 2022. Politics,59Groups, and Identities. 10(4): 511-535.

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Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
M. Brielle Harbin
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
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none
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none
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FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free: How Feminist Identification Influences White Americans’ Will- ingness to Recognize and Respond to Racial DiscriminationNobody's free until everybody's free: how feminist identification influences white Americans' willingness to recognize and respond to racial discrimination
year cv 20222020
venue openalex Politics, Groups, and IdentitiesPolitics Groups and Identities
kind cv articlearticle
DOI crossref 10.1080/21565503.2020.184613210.1080/21565503.2020.1846132
first author openalex MargolisHarbin

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10.1080/21565503.2020.1846132
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2022 Reversing the Causal Arrow: Politics’ Influence on Religious Choices Political Psychology article journal CV OA GS

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54“Reversing the Causal Arrow: Politics’ Influence on Religious Choices.” 2022. Advances in Political55Psychology. 43(1): 261-290.

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Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
none
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
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none
Publisher
none
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FieldCVOpenAlexScholarCrossRef
title cv Reversing the Causal Arrow: Politics’ Influence on Religious ChoicesReversing the Causal Arrow: Politics' Influence on Religious Choices
year cv 20222022
venue crossref Advances in Political PsychologyPolitical PsychologyPolitical Psychology
kind cv articlearticle
DOI crossref 10.1111/pops.1282910.1111/pops.12829
first author openalex MargolisMargolis

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10.1111/pops.12829
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W4229007349

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2021 The Religious Sort: The Causes and Consequences of the Religiosity Gap in America Democratic Resilience chapter CV OA GS

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61“The Religious Sort: The Causes and Consequences of the Religiosity Gap in America.” 2021. In62Democratic Resilience: Can the United States Withstand Rising Polarization? Edited by Robert C.63Lieberman, Suzanne Mettler, and Kenneth P. Roberts. New York: Cambridge University Press (226-64245).

Institution fields

Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
none
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
Invited
none
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
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FieldCVOpenAlexScholarCrossRef
title cv The Religious Sort: The Causes and Consequences of the Religiosity Gap in AmericaThe Religious Sort
year cv 20212021
venue crossref Democratic Resilience: Can the United States Withstand Rising Polarization?Cambridge University Press eBooksDemocratic Resilience
kind cv chapterchapter
DOI crossref 10.1017/9781108999601.00910.1017/9781108999601.009
first author openalex MargolisMargolis

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10.1017/9781108999601.009
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W3217732653

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2021 Using Screeners to Measure Respondent Attention on Self-Administered Surveys: Which Items and How Many? Political Science Research and Methods article journal CV OA GS

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66“Using Screeners to Measure Respondent Attention on Self-Administered Surveys: Which Items and67How Many?” (with Adam J. Berinsky, Michael W. Sances, and Chris S. Warshaw). 2021. Political68Science Research and Methods 9(2): 430-437.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
Adam J. Berinsky; Michael W. Sances; Chris S. Warshaw
Subfield
methodology
Method
quantitative
Invited
none
Publisher
none
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FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv Using Screeners to Measure Respondent Attention on Self-Administered Surveys: Which Items and How Many?Using screeners to measure respondent attention on self-administered surveys: Which items and how many?Using Screeners to Measure Respondent Attention on Self-Administered Surveys: Which Items and How Many?
year cv 202120192019
venue openalex Political Science Research and MethodsPolitical Science Research and Methods
kind cv articlearticleother
DOI crossref 10.1017/psrm.2019.5310.1017/psrm.2019.53
first author openalex MargolisBerinskyBerinsky

Citations

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113
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166
DOI
10.1017/psrm.2019.53
OpenAlex
W2987501176

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2020 The Effect of Associative Racial Cues in Elections Political Communication article journal CV OA GS

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70“The Effect of Associative Racial Cues in Elections” (with Adam J. Berinsky, Justin de Benedictis-71Kessner, and Megan Goldberg). 2020. Political Communication 37(4): 512-529.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
Adam J. Berinsky; Justin de Benedictis- Kessner; Megan Goldberg
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
Invited
none
Publisher
none
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FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv The Effect of Associative Racial Cues in ElectionsThe Effect of Associative Racial Cues in ElectionsThe Effect of Associative Racial Cues in Elections
year cv 202020202020
venue crossref Political CommunicationPolitical CommunicationDSpace@MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
kind cv articlearticlearticle
DOI crossref 10.1080/10584609.2020.172375010.1080/10584609.2020.1723750
first author openalex MargolisBerinskyBerinsky

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10.1080/10584609.2020.1723750
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W3010378468

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2020 Who Wants to Make America Great Again? Understanding Evangelical Support for Trump Politics and Religion article journal CV OA GS

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73“Who Wants to Make America Great Again? Understanding Evangelical Support for Trump.” 2020.74Politics & Religion. 13(1): 89-118.75Media Coverage: The Christian Post, August 14, 2019.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
none
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
Invited
none
Publisher
none
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none

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FieldCVOpenAlexScholarCrossRef
title cv Who Wants to Make America Great Again? Understanding Evangelical Support for TrumpWho Wants to Make America Great Again? Understanding Evangelical Support for Donald TrumpWho Wants to Make America Great Again? Understanding Evangelical Support for Donald Trump
year cv 202020192019
venue crossref Politics & ReligionPolitics and ReligionPolitics and ReligionPolitics and Religion
kind cv articlearticleother
DOI crossref 10.1017/s175504831900020810.1017/s1755048319000208
first author openalex MargolisMargolisMargolis

Citations

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110
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147
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10.1017/s1755048319000208
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W2958633706

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2018 From Politics to the Pews: How Partisanship and the Political Environment Shape Religious Identity University of Chicago Press book CV OA GS

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21From Politics to the Pews: How Partisanship and the Political Environment Shape Religious Identity.222018. University of Chicago Press.23Distinguished Book Award, Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, 2019.24Op-eds: New York Times, July 11, 2018 (online) and July 14, 2018 (print).25Reviews: Religious Studies Review, 2021. Public Opinion Quarterly, 2020. Sociology of Religion,262019. Political Science Quarterly, 2019. Journal of Church and State, 2019. Journal for the27Scientific Study of Religion, 2019. Review of Religious Research, 2019. Politics & Religion, 2019.28Perspectives on Politics, 2019. CHOICE, 2019. Christianity Today, 2019. Intercollegiate Review,292018. Religion News Services, 2018. Washington Monthly, 2018.3031“Author Meets Critics” Roundtable at Henry Institute Symposium on Religion and Public Life,322019.

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yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
none
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
Invited
none
Publisher
University of Chicago Press
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none

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FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv From Politics to the Pews: How Partisanship and the Political Environment Shape Religious IdentityFrom Politics to the Pews: How Partisanship and the Political Environment Shape Religious IdentityFrom Politics to the Pews: How Partisanship and the Political Environment Shape Religious Identity
year cv 201820182018
venue cv University of Chicago PressUniversity of Chicago Press
kind cv bookbookother
first author openalex MargolisMargolisMargolis

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2018 How Far Does Social Group Influence Reach? Elites, Evangelicals, and Immigration Attitudes The Journal of Politics article journal CV OA GS

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77“How Far Does Social Group Influence Reach? Elites, Evangelicals, and Immigration Attitudes.” 2018.78The Journal of Politics. 80(3): 772-85.79Media Coverage: The Christian Post, September 5, 2014.

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Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
none
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
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none
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none
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FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv How Far Does Social Group Influence Reach? Elites, Evangelicals, and Immigration AttitudesHow Far Does Social Group Influence Reach? Identities, Elites, and Immigration AttitudesHow Far Does Social Group Influence Reach? Elites, Evangelicals, and Immigration Attitudes
year cv 201820182017
venue crossref The Journal of PoliticsThe Journal of Politics
kind cv articlearticleother
DOI crossref 10.1086/69398510.1086/693985
first author openalex MargolisMargolisMargolis

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72
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10.1086/693985
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2018 How Politics Affects Religion: Partisanship, Socialization, and Religiosity in America The Journal of Politics article journal CV OA GS

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81“How Politics Affects Religion: Partisanship, Socialization, and Religiosity in America.” 2018. The82Journal of Politics. 80(1): 30-43.

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yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
none
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
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none
Publisher
none
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FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv How Politics Affects Religion: Partisanship, Socialization, and Religiosity in AmericaHow Politics Affects Religion: Partisanship, Socialization, and Religiosity in AmericaHow Politics Affects Religion: Partisanship, Socialization, and Religiosity in America
year cv 201820172017
venue crossref The Journal of PoliticsThe Journal of Politics
kind cv articlearticleother
DOI crossref 10.1086/69468810.1086/694688
first author openalex MargolisMargolisMargolis

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134
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165
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10.1086/694688
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W2771384494

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2018 Review of Generating Generosity in Catholicism and Islam: Beliefs, Institutions, and Public Goods Provision. By Carolyn M. Warner, Ramazan Kilinc, Christopher Hale, and Adam B. Cohen. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2018 Review of Religious Research review journal CV OA GS

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134Review of Generating Generosity in Catholicism and Islam: Beliefs, Institutions, and Public Goods135Provision. By Carolyn M. Warner, Ramazan Kilinc, Christopher Hale, and Adam B. Cohen. New York:136Cambridge University Press, 2018. Review of Religious Research 60(4): 593-94.

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Peer reviewed
no
First author
none
Co-authors
none
Subfield
comparative politics
Method
review
Invited
none
Publisher
none
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none

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FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv Review of Generating Generosity in Catholicism and Islam: Beliefs, Institutions, and Public Goods Provision. By Carolyn M. Warner, Ramazan Kilinc, Christopher Hale, and Adam B. Cohen. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2018Book Review: Carolyn M. Warner, Ramazan Kιlιnç, Christopher W. Hale, and Adam B. Cohen: Generating Generosity in Catholicism and Islam: Beliefs, Institutions, and Public Goods ProvisionGenerating Generosity in Catholicism and Islam: Beliefs, Institutions, and Public Goods Provision
year cv 201820182018
venue crossref Review of Religious ResearchReview of Religious ResearchREVIEW OF RELIGIOUS RESEARCH
kind cv reviewotherother
DOI crossref 10.1007/s13644-018-0349-210.1007/s13644-018-0349-2
first author openalex MargolisMargolisMargolis

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2018 When Politicians Determine Your Religious Beliefs New York Times other CV OA GS

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131“When Politicians Determine Your Religious Beliefs.” July 11, 2018 (online) and July 14, 2018 (print).132New York Times.

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no
First author
none
Co-authors
none
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
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none
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none
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FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv When Politicians Determine Your Religious Beliefs
year cv 2018
venue cv New York Times
kind cv other
first author cv Margolis

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2017 Partisan Differences in Nonpartisan Activity: The Case of Charitable Giving Political Behavior article journal CV OA GS

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84“Partisan Differences in Nonpartisan Activity: The Case of Charitable Giving.” (with Michael W.85Sances). 2017. Political Behavior. 39(4): 839-64.86Media Coverage: The Christian Science Monitor, November 26, 2018. The Fiscal Times, October8717, 2014. The Los Angeles Times, March 31, 2014. The Atlantic, November 20, 2013. Boston88Globe (print), November 4, 2012. Pacific Standard, November 4, 2012. Chronicle of Philanthropy,89October 24, 2012. Washington Post, October 20, 2012. The Monkey Cage, October 18, 2012.

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Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
Michael W. Sances
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
Invited
none
Publisher
none
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none

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FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv Partisan Differences in Nonpartisan Activity: The Case of Charitable GivingPartisan Differences in Nonpartisan Activity: The Case of Charitable GivingPartisan Differences in Nonpartisan Activity: The Case of Charitable Giving
year cv 201720162016
venue crossref Political BehaviorPolitical BehaviorPolitical Behavior
kind cv articlearticleother
DOI crossref 10.1007/s11109-016-9382-410.1007/s11109-016-9382-4
first author openalex MargolisMargolisMargolis

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10.1007/s11109-016-9382-4
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W2563738759

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2017 Republicans Give More to Charity – But Not Because They Oppose Income Redistribution Democratic Audit, London School of Economics other CV OA GS

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138“Republicans Give More to Charity – But Not Because They Oppose Income Redistribution” (with139Michael W. Sances). November 2017. Democratic Audit, London School of Economics.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed
no
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
Margolis; Michael W. Sances
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
Invited
none
Publisher
none
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FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv Republicans Give More to Charity – But Not Because They Oppose Income Redistribution
year cv 2017
venue cv Democratic Audit, London School of Economics
kind cv other
first author cv Margolis

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2016 Can We Turn Shirkers into Workers? Journal of Experimental Social Psychology article journal CV OA GS

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91“Can We Turn Shirkers into Workers?” (with Adam J. Berinsky and Michael W. Sances). 2016. Journal92of Experimental Social Psychology. 66: 20-28.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
Adam J. Berinsky; Michael W. Sances
Subfield
other
Method
quantitative
Invited
none
Publisher
none
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none

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title cv Can We Turn Shirkers into Workers?Can we turn shirkers into workers?Can we turn shirkers into workers?
year cv 201620162016
venue crossref Journal of Experimental Social PsychologyJournal of Experimental Social PsychologyJournal of Experimental Social Psychology
kind cv articlearticleother
DOI crossref 10.1016/j.jesp.2015.09.01010.1016/j.jesp.2015.09.010
first author openalex MargolisBerinskyBerinsky

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10.1016/j.jesp.2015.09.010
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W2305467646

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2016 Cognitive Dissonance, Elections, and Religion: How Partisanship and the Political Landscape Shape Religious Behaviors Public Opinion Quarterly article journal CV OA GS

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94“Cognitive Dissonance, Elections, and Religion: How Partisanship and the Political Landscape Shape95Religious Behaviors.” 2016. Public Opinion Quarterly 80(3): 717-40.96Media Coverage: Pacific Standard, August 8, 2016. The Boston Globe (print), July 10, 2016.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
none
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
Invited
none
Publisher
none
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none

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FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv Cognitive Dissonance, Elections, and Religion: How Partisanship and the Political Landscape Shape Religious BehaviorsCognitive Dissonance, Elections, and ReligionCognitive Dissonance, Elections, and Religion: How Partisanship and the Political Landscape Shape Religious Behaviors
year cv 201620162016
venue crossref Public Opinion QuarterlyPublic Opinion QuarterlyPublic Opinion Quarterly
kind cv articlearticleother
DOI crossref 10.1093/poq/nfw02310.1093/poq/nfw023
first author openalex MargolisMargolisMargolis

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10.1093/poq/nfw023
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W2421285344

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2014 A More Informed Electorate Would Benefit the Democratic Party American Politics and Policy, London School of Economics and Political Science other CV OA GS

CV span

lines 141–142 · CV · published

141“A More Informed Electorate Would Benefit the Democratic Party” (with Anthony Fowler). April 2014.142American Politics and Policy, London School of Economics and Political Science.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed
no
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
Margolis; Anthony Fowler
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
Invited
none
Publisher
none
Reprint or translation
none

Fields by source

FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv A More Informed Electorate Would Benefit the Democratic PartyA more informed electorate would benefit the Democratic Party
year cv 20142014
venue cv American Politics and Policy, London School of Economics and Political ScienceLondon School of Economics and Political Science Research Online (London School of Economics and Political Science)
kind cv otherother
first author openalex MargolisFowler

Citations

OpenAlex
0
Scholar
none
OpenAlex
W2263754375

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2014 Separating the Shirkers from the Workers? Making Sure Respondents Pay Attention on Self-Administered Surveys American Journal of Political Science article journal CV OA GS

CV span

lines 98–100 · CV · published

98“Separating the Shirkers from the Workers? Making Sure Respondents Pay Attention on Self-Administered99Surveys.” (with Adam J. Berinsky and Michael W. Sances). 2014. American Journal of Political Science10058(3): 739-53.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
Adam J. Berinsky; Michael W. Sances
Subfield
methodology
Method
quantitative
Invited
none
Publisher
none
Reprint or translation
none

Fields by source

FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv Separating the Shirkers from the Workers? Making Sure Respondents Pay Attention on Self-Administered SurveysSeparating the Shirkers from the Workers? Making Sure Respondents Pay Attention on Self‐Administered SurveysSeparating the shirkers from the workers? Making sure respondents pay attention on self‐administered surveys
year cv 201420132014
venue crossref American Journal of Political ScienceAmerican Journal of Political ScienceAmerican Journal of Political Science
kind cv articlearticleother
DOI crossref 10.1111/ajps.1208110.1111/ajps.12081
first author openalex MargolisBerinskyBerinsky

Citations

OpenAlex
999
Scholar
1428
DOI
10.1111/ajps.12081
OpenAlex
W1807286188

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  • doi merged · 1.00 · Run 17
2014 The Political Consequences of Uninformed Voters Electoral Studies article journal CV OA GS

CV span

lines 102–106 · CV · published

102“The Political Consequences of Uninformed Voters.” (with Anthony Fowler). 2014. Electoral Studies10334: 100-10.104Media Coverage: Al Jazeera America, February 25, 2016. Huffington Post, February, 1, 2016.105Salon, January 16, 2016. The Weekly Challenger, December 3, 2015. Al Jazeera America, March10617, 2015. Brigham Young University Radio, November 6, 2014.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
Anthony Fowler
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
Invited
none
Publisher
none
Reprint or translation
none

Fields by source

FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv The Political Consequences of Uninformed VotersThe Political Consequences of Uninformed VotersThe political consequences of uninformed votersThe political consequences of uninformed voters
year cv 2014201120132014
venue crossref Electoral StudiesSSRN Electronic JournalElectoral StudiesElectoral Studies
kind cv articleworking_paperarticleother
DOI crossref 10.1016/j.electstud.2013.09.00910.2139/ssrn.180262510.1016/j.electstud.2013.09.009
preprint DOI openalex 10.2139/ssrn.1802625
first author openalex MargolisFowlerFowlerFowler

Citations

OpenAlex
97
Scholar
171
OpenAlex with related records
103
DOI
10.1016/j.electstud.2013.09.009
OpenAlex
W3121554166

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  • gemini merged · 1.00 · Run 17 These records share the same DOI and title for the published journal article in Electoral Studies.
2012 Knowing Where You Stand: How Informing the Voters Helps the Democrats Boston Review other CV OA GS

CV span

lines 144–145 · CV · published

144“Knowing Where You Stand: How Informing the Voters Helps the Democrats” (with Anthony Fowler).145July 2012. Boston Review.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed
no
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
Margolis; Anthony Fowler
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
Invited
none
Publisher
none
Reprint or translation
none

Fields by source

FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv Knowing Where You Stand: How Informing the Voters Helps the Democrats
year cv 2012
venue cv Boston Review
kind cv other
first author cv Margolis

Citations

OpenAlex
none
Scholar
none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2012 The Politics of Easter YouGov Model Politics Blog other CV OA GS

CV span

lines 147–147 · CV · published

147“The Politics of Easter” (with Adam J. Berinsky). April 2012. YouGov Model Politics Blog.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed
no
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
Margolis; Adam J. Berinsky
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
Invited
none
Publisher
none
Reprint or translation
none

Fields by source

FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title cv The Politics of Easter
year cv 2012
venue cv YouGov Model Politics Blog
kind cv other
first author cv Margolis

Citations

OpenAlex
none
Scholar
none

Match decisions

No decision recorded; a single record.

2011 Missing Voices: Polling and Health Care Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law article journal CV OA GS

CV span

lines 108–109 · CV · published

108“Missing Voices: Polling and Health Care.” (with Adam J. Berinsky). 2011. Journal of Health Politics,109Policy, and Law 36(6): 975-987.

Institution fields

Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Margolis
Co-authors
Adam J. Berinsky
Subfield
public policy
Method
none
Invited
none
Publisher
none
Reprint or translation
none

Fields by source

FieldCVOpenAlexScholarCrossRef
title cv Missing Voices: Polling and Health CareMissing Voices: Polling and Health CareMissing voices: polling and health care
year cv 201120112011
venue crossref Journal of Health Politics, Policy, and LawJournal of Health Politics Policy and LawJournal of health politics, policy and lawJournal of Health Politics, Policy and Law
kind cv articlearticleother
DOI crossref 10.1215/03616878-146055110.1215/03616878-1460551
first author openalex MargolisBerinskyBerinsky

Citations

OpenAlex
15
Scholar
20
DOI
10.1215/03616878-1460551
OpenAlex
W2132375419

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  • doi merged · 1.00 · Run 17

In progress

1 item in progress, under review, forthcoming or a working paper · not counted as publications

2014 Implicit Cue-Taking in Elections SSRN Electronic Journal working paper CV OA GS Scholar only

CV span

Not in the CV.

Fields by source

FieldCVOpenAlexScholar
title scholar Implicit Cue-Taking in ElectionsImplicit Cue-Taking in Elections
year scholar 20142014
venue openalex SSRN Electronic Journal
kind openalex working_paperother
DOI openalex 10.2139/ssrn.2501452
preprint DOI 10.2139/ssrn.2501452
first author scholar BerinskyBerinsky

Citations

OpenAlex
1
Scholar
2
DOI
10.2139/ssrn.2501452
OpenAlex
W46693117

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  • preprint merged · 1.00 · Run 17

Positions

3 from the CV · current position answer · Scholar affiliation

TitleOrganizationYearsRankSourceLines
Associate Professor (with tenure) current University of Pennsylvania 2020– Associate tenured CV 8, 9
Assistant Professor University of Pennsylvania 2014–2020 Assistant CV 8, 10
Election Analyst current NBC Decision Desk 2018– Unknown CV 12, 13
Associate Professor (with tenure) Associate tenured CV current position 9
University of Pennsylvania Unknown Scholar

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