A novel account of the culture wars and Evangelical influence in the United States that traces the 80-year rise of a quasi-religious anti-liberal demonology. When
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Despite its rich tradition, there are key limitations to researchers’ ability to make generalizable inferences about state policy innovation and diffusion. This paper introduces new
Many standard models of political institutions frame outcomes as a function of the preferences of key decision makers. However, these models, and the empirical analyses
