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Paul A. Djupe

Affiliation:Faculty
Title:Associate Professor
Office:305-B Knapp Hall
Email:
Phone:
740-587-6310

Teaching

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Professor Djupe joined the faculty in 1999 holding a Ph.D. from Washington University in St. Louis and regularly teaches courses in American politics outside of the governmental institutions. He specializes in American public opinion and political behavior, with particular interests in the political influence of religion and the nature of social influence. Uniting these two elements is a concern for the role of organizations in packaging social interaction and mandating exposure to information. A complete cv is available here: [pdf].

Courses

POSC 202: American Politcal Behavior and Institutions
POSC 212: Analyzing Politics (research methods)
POSC 311: Political Organizations in the U.S.
POSC 312: Religion and Politics in the U.S.
POSC 313: American Political Behavior
Senior Seminars (POSC 401/402): The Social Roots of Participatory Democracy (F'05), The Political Influence of Religion: Experimental Approaches (S'08), and The Group in American Public Life (S'09).

I have also supervised numerous senior and summer research projects. Some of my students have gone on to graduate study in political science at The Ohio State University, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Vanderbilt University, and Brown University.


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Recent Publications - Books

Djupe, Paul A. and Christopher P. Gilbert. 2009. The Political Influence of Church. New York: Cambridge University Press.[B&N]

Djupe, Paul A. and Laura R. Olson, editors. 2007. Religious Interests in Community Conflict: Beyond the Culture Wars. Waco: Baylor University Press.[B&N]

Djupe, Paul A. and Christopher P. Gilbert. 2003. The Prophetic Pulpit: Clergy, Churches, and Communities in American Politics. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield.[B&N]

Djupe, Paul A. and Laura R. Olson, editors. 2002. The Encyclopedia of American Religion and Politics. New York: Facts-on-File.[B&N]

Gilbert, Christopher P., David A.M. Peterson, Timothy R. Johnson, and Paul A. Djupe. 1999. Religious Institutions and Minor Parties in the United States. Westport, CT: Praeger.[B&N]

Recent Publications - Select Articles (others available upon request)

Djupe, Paul A. Forthcoming. “Political Pluralism and the Information Search: Determinants of Group Opinionation.” Political Research Quarterly.[pdf]

Djupe, Paul A. and Gregory W. Gwiasda. Forthcoming. “Evangelizing the Environment: Decision Process Effects in Political Persuasion.” Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion.[pdf]

Djupe, Paul A. and Patrick K. Hunt. Forthcoming. “Beyond the Lynn White Thesis: Congregational Effects on Environmental Concern.” Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion.[pdf]

Neiheisel, Jacob R., Paul A. Djupe, and Anand E. Sokhey. 2009. “Veni, Vidi, Disseri: Churches and the Promise of Democratic Deliberation.” American Politics Research 37(4): 614-43.[pdf]

Calfano, Brian R. and Paul A. Djupe. 2009. “God Talk: Religious Cues and Electoral Support.” Political Research Quarterly 62(2): 329-39.[pdf]

Djupe, Paul A. and Jacob R. Neiheisel. 2008. “Christian Right Horticulture: Grassroots Support in a Republican Primary Campaign.” Politics and Religion 1(1): 55-84.[pdf]

Other Documents

Djupe, Paul A., Anand E. Sokhey, and Christopher P. Gilbert. 2007. “Present but not Accounted for? Gender Differences in Civic Resource Acquisition.” American Journal of Political Science 51(4): 906-920.[coding appendix pdf] [article pdf]

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