Publications

2026 Not with a Bang but a Whimper: Congressional Silence Amid an Historic Assault on the Power of the Purse Douglas L. Kriner · PS Political Science & Politics · Scholar only — 2026 Polling Across Borders: The Promise and Pitfalls of Convenience Samples in a Cross-National Context Douglas L. Kriner · Public Opinion Quarterly · Scholar only 1 2026 Sustainability benefits and science knowledge shape consumer preferences for novel smartphone battery technology in the United States Douglas L. Kriner · Energy Research & Social Science · Scholar only — 2025 A Post-GWOT Syndrome? Institutional Response, Public Opinion, and the Future of US Foreign Policy Douglas L. Kriner · Checking the Costs of War · Scholar only — 2025 Gender and the Political Costs of War: Partisan Cues, Gender Heuristics, and the Politics of Public Opposition to War Douglas L. Kriner · Checking the Costs of War · Scholar only — 2025 Legal constraint through political means? Legal foundations and public support for executive action Douglas L. Kriner · The Journal of Law Economics and Organization · Scholar only 2 2025 Purely Partisan Warriors? Legislative Rhetoric in the Afghanistan and Iraq Wars Douglas L. Kriner · Checking the Costs of War · Scholar only — 2025 Unfettered Foreign Policy? Domestic Checks on Presidential Powers after 9/11 Douglas L. Kriner · Checking the Costs of War · Scholar only — 2024 Dynamic Democracy: Public Opinion, Elections, and Policymaking in the American States. By Devin Caughey and Christopher Warshaw. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2022. 248p. $95.00 cloth, $30.00 paper. Douglas L. Kriner · Perspectives on Politics · Scholar only — 2023 Assessing misinformation recall and accuracy perceptions: Evidence from the COVID-19 pandemic Douglas L. Kriner · Harvard Kennedy School Misinformation Review · Scholar only 1 2023 Executive politics in an era of democratic crisis Douglas L. Kriner · Presidential Studies Quarterly · Scholar only 4 2023 Generative AI's Impact on Democratic Engagement Douglas L. Kriner · Scholar only 5 2023 How AI Threatens Democracy Douglas L. Kriner · Journal of Democracy · Scholar only 273 2023 Persistent Drop in Confidence Following US Recommended Pause of Ad26.COV2.S Vaccine Douglas L. Kriner · Vaccine 4 2023 Resistance to COVID-19 Vaccination and the Social Contract: Evidence from Italy Douglas L. Kriner · npj Vaccines 18 2023 The Potential Impact of Emerging Technologies on Democratic Representation: Evidence from a Field Experiment Douglas L. Kriner · New Media & Society 53 2023 Treaty obligations and support for collective defence: Evidence from Italy after the invasion of Ukraine Douglas L. Kriner · European Journal of Political Research · Scholar only 8 2022 America’s Common Ground: Democrats and Republicans Alike Want Transparent, Objective Elections Douglas L. Kriner · The Hill — 2022 Citizens to Soldiers: Mobilization, Cost Perceptions, and Support for Military Action Douglas L. Kriner · Journal of Global Security Studies 9 2022 Communication about Vaccine Efficacy and COVID-19 Vaccine Choice: Evidence from a Survey Experiment in the United States Douglas L. Kriner · PLOS ONE 12 2022 COVID-19 Booster Uptake among US Adults: Assessing the Impact of Vaccine Attributes, Incentives, and Context in a Choice-Based Experiment Douglas L. Kriner · Social Science & Medicine 16 2022 How do COVID-19 vaccine mandates affect attitudes toward the vaccine and participation in mandate-affected activities? Evidence from the United States Douglas L. Kriner · Vaccine 22 2022 Partisanship, Trump, and the Normative Implications of Presidential Particularism: A Response to Pasachoff’s Executive Branch Control of Federal Grants. Douglas L. Kriner · Ohio State Law Review — 2022 The COVID-19 Infodemic and the Efficacy of Interventions Intended to Reduce Misinformation Douglas L. Kriner · Public Opinion Quarterly 62 2022 The Investigative Check in a Polarized Era: Still Empowered or Imperiled? Douglas L. Kriner · Rivals For Power — 2022 Why aren’t Americans Rallying around Biden during a War? Douglas L. Kriner · Washington Post’s Monkey Cage Blog — 2021 Beyond the First Shot—Covid-19 Vaccine Follow-through and Continued Protective Measures Douglas L. Kriner · New England Journal of Medicine 36 2021 Factors Influencing Covid-19 Vaccine Acceptance across Subgroups in the United States: Evidence from a Conjoint Experiment Douglas L. Kriner · Vaccine 89 2021 Going Public in an Era of Social Media: Tweets, Corrections, and Public Opinion Douglas L. Kriner · Presidential Studies Quarterly 38 2021 In or Out of Afghanistan Is Not a Political Choice: Americans Won’t Pull the Trigger on the Country’s Longest War Douglas L. Kriner · Foreign Affairs — 2021 Public Attitudes toward COVID-19 Vaccination: The Role of Vaccine Attributes, Incentives, and Misinformation Douglas L. Kriner · npj Vaccines 149 2021 The Legality and Politics of Mandating COVID-19 Vaccination in the United States Douglas L. Kriner · Orizzonti del Dritto Pubblico — 2021 The Relationship between US Adults’ Misconceptions about COVID-19 Vaccines and Vaccination Preferences Douglas L. Kriner · Vaccines 74 2021 Trump, Populism, and the Resilience of the American Constitutional System. Douglas L. Kriner · Costituzionalismo fasciolo — 2021 Unilateralism Unleashed? Polarization and the Politics of Executive Action Douglas L. Kriner · Democratic Resilience 1 2021 U.S. Public Support for Biofuels Tax Credits: Cost Frames, Local Fuel Prices, and the Moderating Influence of Partisanship Douglas L. Kriner · Energy Policy 6 2020 Abuse of Power Doesn’t Make Trump an Imperial President – But Voters Can Douglas L. Kriner · The Hill — 2020 Battlefield Casualties and Ballot Box Defeat: Did the Bush- Obama Wars Cost Clinton the White House? Douglas L. Kriner · PS: Political Science & Politics 41 2020 Beyond the Base: Presidents, Partisan Approval, and the Political Economy of Unilateral Action Douglas L. Kriner · Journal of Political Institutions and Political Economy 14 2020 Don’t Expect Congress to Rein in Trump’s Use of Force in the Middle East Douglas L. Kriner · Washington Post’s Monkey Cage Blog — 2020 Factors Associated with US Adults’ Likelihood of Accepting Covid-19 Vaccination: Evidence from a Choice-Based Conjoint Analysis Douglas L. Kriner · JAMA Network Open 882 2020 Factors associated with US adults’ likelihood of accepting COVID‑19 vaccination. JAMA Netw Open. 2020; 3: e2025594 Douglas L. Kriner · Scholar only 94 2020 Good News and Bad News about COVID-19 Misinformation Douglas L. Kriner · Scientific American — 2020 How Do We Save Our Democracy? Douglas L. Kriner · Newsday — 2020 Model Uncertainty, Political Contestation, and Public Trust in Science: Evidence from the Covid- 19 Pandemic Douglas L. Kriner · Science Advances 445 2020 Public Outrage Derailed Trump’s Plans to Slow the Mail. That’s What Keeps Presidents in Check Douglas L. Kriner · Washington Post’s Monkey Cage Blog — 2020 The Myth of the Imperial Presidency: How Public Opinion Checks the Unilateral Executive Douglas L. Kriner · University of Chicago Press 90 2020 The Perils of Letting Social Media Titans Correct Misinformation Douglas L. Kriner · Fortune — 2020 Time to Cut Out the Electoral College Douglas L. Kriner · The Hill — 2020 When Twitter Fact-Checks Trump’s Tweets, It Polarizes Americans Even More, Our Research Finds Douglas L. Kriner · Washington Post’s Monkey Cage Blog —