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Papers

(The median citation count of Studies in American Political Development is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)

Article	Citations
SAP volume 39 issue 2 Cover and Front matter	21
Structural Racism, the USPS, and Voting by Mail On- and Off-Reservation in Arizona	10
Contesting the Reach of the Rights Revolution: The Reagan Administration and the Unitary Executive	9
Reconsidering the “Southern Veto”: The Two-Thirds Rule at Democratic National Conventions, 1832–1936	6
American Political Development in Dark Times	6
The Making and Unmaking of Progress: A Two-State Comparison of Organized Educators, Politics, and Fiscal Policy-Reform, 1880s - 1920s	4
Private Power in Public Programs: Medicare, Medicaid, and the Structural Power of Private Insurance	3
“This Crisis of Our History”: The Colored Conventions Movement and the Temporal Construction of Southern Politics	3
From Many Divides, One? The Polarization and Nationalization of American State Party Platforms, 1918–2017	3
The Culture War and Partisan Polarization: State Political Parties, 1960–2018	2
SAP volume 38 issue 1 Cover and Front matter	2
The Climate Crisis and the American Road	2
The Old Republic: Clientelism in American Political Development	2
Washington Representative Careers and the Institutionalization of the Civil Rights Movement	1
The Politics of the American Knowledge Economy	1
Our Future at Risk: Toward an American Political Development Scholarship of Foresight	1
Everything Old Is New Again: The Persistence of Republican Opposition to Multilateralism in American Foreign Policy	1
SAP volume 36 issue 2 Cover and Front matter	1
Capitalism and the Creation of the U.S. Constitution	1
Redrawing the South: County Creation as a Partisan Tool during Reconstruction	1
SAP volume 38 issue 2 Cover and Front matter	1
Federal Aid to Women and Children: The Children’s Bureau, the Social Security Act, and Political Development Victories and Failures	1
Collective Bargaining Retrenchment in Union Country: The Politics of 2011 Wisconsin's “Budget Repair” Bill	0
SAP volume 39 issue 1 Cover and Front matter	0
“To Render Prompt Justice”: The Origins and Construction of the U.S. Court of Claims	0

Backlash Politics in America's Disunited and Polarized State	0
American Political Development and the Recovery of a Human Science	0
Whose Work Counts? Congressional Republicans and the Battle over Employment Status, 1947–48	0
American Political Development and the Crises in American Politics	0
The Strange Career of Federal Indian Policy: Rural Politics, Native Nations, and the Path Away from Assimilation	0
American Political Development as a Problem-Driven Enterprise	0
Manufacturing a Protestant Consensus: Religion and Regime Entrenchment in the Eisenhower Era	0
The Growth of Public-Sector Unions in Early Twentieth-Century America	0
Redrawing Democracy: Quantifying House District Continuity and Change, 1789–2024	0
SAP volume 37 issue 2 Front matter	0
The Novice Administrative State: The Function of Regulatory Commissions in the Progressive Era	0
Divine Intervention: Catholicism, Abortion, and the Construction of Health Care in the United States and Canada	0
The Constitutionally Illogical Whig Presidency	0
The Search for Our Bayard: 1987–2013	0
SAP volume 37 issue 1 Cover and Front matter	0
Assessing Exceptionalism: More but Different Cross-National Comparisons	0
Old Patronage during the New Deal: Did Urban Machines Use Work Relief Programs to Benefit the National Democratic Party?	0
The Empty Gift: Citizenship, Imperialism, and Political Development in Puerto Rico	0
Air Pollution Control in New Jersey and Ohio: Institutional Legacies and State Building, 1954–1970	0
“Our Own and Our Country’s Ruin”: Public Credit, War Markets, and Political Transition in the Colonial American Northeast, 1758–1768	0
Immigration Clashes, Party Polarization, and Republican Radicalization: Tracking Shifts in State and National Party Platforms since 1980	0
Revisiting the Origins of Felony Disenfranchisement in the United States	0
Congressional Pay and Responsiveness in the Antebellum U.S. House of Representatives	0
The Opening Dilemma: Why Democracies Cannot Found Themselves	0
Social Justice Campaigns and Democratic Party Gains: How Georgia's Partisan Reformers Overtook North Carolina's Moral Advocates	0
“The Spawn of Slavery”? Race, State Capacity, and the Development of Carceral Institutions in the Postbellum South	0
The March on Washington Movement, the Fair Employment Practices Committee, and the Long Quest for Racial Justice	0
Statebuilding for Active Citizenship: Structuring Institutions of Public Education in Antebellum New York State	0
Intensity, Geography, and Time: Three Controversies Indexed by Major Repeal Drives	0
“100,000 Unarmed Men in Washington”: Public Opinion and the 1876 Election Compromise	0
Just One of Those Things: Parties and Exclusive Committees in the U.S. House	0
The Populist Challenge to U.S. Democracy: Renewing American Political Development's Comparative Perspective	0
The U.S. Supreme Court Is Not a Dahlian Court	0
Delineating Agriculture and Industry: Reexamining the Exclusion of Agricultural Workers from the New Deal	0
Reinvigorating American Political Development Scholarship through Du Bois's Black Reconstruction	0
The Second, Selective Reconstruction: Administrative Procedures and the Justice Department's Enforcement of the Voting Rights Act	0
“A little world within itself”: The South Carolina Penitentiary and the Roots of the Carceral State	0
Judicial Power and the Shifting Purpose of Article V	0
SAP volume 36 issue 1 Front matter	0