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Michael Neblo
Office: 2114 Derby Hall
154 N. Oval Mall
Columbus, Ohio 43210
(614) 292-7839
neblo.1@osu.edu

 

Selected Publications

“Three-Fifths a Racist: Context and Meaning in the Race Politics Debate.”  (forthcoming) Political Behavior. (2002 Winner of the Roberta Sigel Best Paper Award, International Society for Political Psychology) [Web Appendix]

 

“Meaning & Measurement: Reorienting the Race Politics Debate.” (forthcoming) Political Research Quarterly. [Web Appendix]

 

“Veterans’ Views on Balancing Privacy & Research in Medicine: A Deliberative Democratic Study.” With Joy Pritts, Laura Damschroder, & Rodney Hayward.  Journal of Medicine & Law (January, 2008).

 

“Family Disputes: Diversity in Defining and Measuring Deliberation.” Swiss Political Science Review 13(4): 527-57, Dec. 2007.

 

“Philosophical Psychology with Political Intent,” in The Affect Effect: Dynamics of Emotion in Political Thinking and Behavior, (eds.) W. Russell Neuman, George E. Marcus, Ann N. Crigler, Michael MacKuen. (2007) University of Chicago Press, Chicago. (Typescript Version)

 

“Patients, Privacy, & Trust,” Social Science & Medicine. January 2007.  (with Joy Pritts, Laura Damschroder, John Creswell, Rosemarie Kalarickel & Rodney Hayward.)

 

"Measuring and Explaining the Quality of Web Sites in the (Virtual) House of Representatives,” in Current Issues and Trends in E-Government Research. Donald F. Norris (ed.). The Idea Group. (2007; with Kevin
Esterling & David Lazer)

 

“Thinking Through Democracy: Between the Theory & Practice of Deliberative Politics” Acta Politica, 40:2, July,

2005.

 

“Home (Page) Style,” International Journal of E-government Research, 1(2), 48-62, April-June 2005. (with Kevin

Esterling & David Lazer)

 

“Giving Hands & Feet to Morality,” Perspectives on Politics, March 2004, Vol. 2, Number 1.

 

“The Emergence of Post-Culturalism,” Human Development, 1998; v.41.(with Larry Nucci).

 

 

Selected Working Papers

 

Common Voices: The Problems & Promise of a Deliberative Democracy Book manuscript.  (Contact Author)

 

“Change for the Better?: Linking the Mechanisms of Deliberative Opinion Change to Normative Theory.”  (Under Review)

 

“Empirical Blindspots and Normative Tradeoffs in Deliberative Democracy.” with Andre Bächtiger, Jürg Steiner, and Marco Steenbergen.  (Under Review)

 

“Impassioned Democracy: The Role of Emotion in Deliberative Theory.” The Democracy Collaborative Affiliates Conference, 2003: Washington, D.C.  (Under Review)

 

“Means, Motive, and Opportunity in Becoming Informed About Politics: A Deliberative Field Experiment.” Paper presented at the American Political Science Association Annual Meeting,  2007: Chicago, IL. (with Kevin Esterling & David Lazer)

 

“Narrative Democracy: Myths of Founding and Re-founding in Magical Realist Novels.” APSA Annual Meeting, 2005: Washington, D.C.

 

“Motive Matters: Liberalism & Insincerity.” Midwest Political Science Association Annual Meeting, 2003:  Chicago, IL.  Last draft: April, 2005.

 

“Estimating Treatment Effects in the Presence of Selection on Unobservables: An application from a deliberative field experiment.” (with Kevin Esterling & David Lazer)

 

 

Book Reviews

 

Review of Thomas Schelling’s Strategies of Commitment and Other Essays, Ethics Oct. 2007 (with Benjamin Jones).

 

Review of Joseph Heath’s Communicative Action and Rational Choice, Ethics, October, 2003.

 

Review of Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky (eds.) Choices, Values, and Frames, Journal of Policy Analysis and

Management, Summer, 2003.

 

Review of Dennis Chong’s Rational Lives: Norms and Values in Politics and Society, Ethics, April, 2002.