Carnegie Corporation / Cambridge University Press / Andrew / Sao Cambridge University Press / /
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United States / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
University of Iowa / Rutgers University / National Institute of Health / Library of Congress Cataloging / University of Illinois / British Library / /
IndustryTerm
information processing / information search / technology industry / Internet Web sites / media coverage / /
Organization
United States Senate / Congress / the University of Iowa / Cambridge University / National Institute of Health / University of Illinois / Urbana-Champaign / National Science Foundation / Ford Foundation / Rutgers University / Northwestern University / Thomas Church / identiļ¬cation / International Society of Political Psychology / University of Iowa / Political Science Department / Walt Whitman Center for the Study of Democracy / /
Person
Dennis Chong / Urbana-Champaign Cambridge / Richard R. How / Gerald Promper / James H. Kuklinksi / David P. Redlawsk / Richard R. Lau / Milton Heumann / /
PoliticalEvent
Primary Election / Senate Elections / General Election / presidential voting / the primary / party primary / presidential election / the Primary Election / Presidential Elections / /
Position
political scientist / experienced politician / Look Forward / Republican Candidate / management consultant / Professor of Political Science and Director / Associate Professor of Political Science / /
ProvinceOrState
Illinois / Iowa / New York / /
PublishedMedium
the American Journal of Political Science / Commentary / the Journal of Politics / the American Political Science Review / /
Cambridge University Press[removed]How Voters Decide: Information Processing during Election Campaigns Richard R. Lau and David P. Redlawsk Frontmatter More information