Research

Research Addresses Impact of Legislative Agenda vs. Ideological Shifts in Congressional Polarization, Finds New Members To Be More Partisan, with Most Change Among Republicans.

The ambitious Crisis Assistance Response and Engagement Program spanned for two years and required multi-agency partnership.

For the first time in roughly a century, oil’s dominance as a transportation fuel is under threat.

Anthony Fowler and William Howell research why moderate candidates do not run and find its due current polarization and worries about the likelihood of making lasting, impactful change.

A new study investigates Americans’ views on capturing industrial CO2 to use in new products.

Labor unions have long sought to influence public policy by engaging in various political activities, one of the most prevalent and straightforward strategies being to support specific candidates during elections.