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Philip Jones
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pjones AT fas.harvard.edu
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Center for Government and International Studies N424
1737 Cambridge Street
Cambridge MA 02138
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| Thesis Title: |
Keeping Legislators Dedicated: Constituency Response to Congressional Representation |
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Claudine Gay, Stephen Ansolabehere, Sidney Verba |
Biographical Note:
I'm a PhD student in the Government department. My interests include the role of public opinion and mass behavior in American politics. In particular, I focus on how constituents hold their representatives accountable for policy decisions made in their names.
For the 2007-8 academic year, I am a Dissertation Fellow at the Center for American Political Studies and am affiliated with the Kennedy School's Center for Public Leadership.
In the past, I have coordinated the Political Psychology and Behavior Workshop here at Harvard, and have served as a TF for Gov 1352 (Campaigns and Elections) and Gov 30 (American Government: A New Perspective).
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