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Methodological and Substantive Advances in the Study of Group Identity in American Politics
This dissertation has three stand-alone articles that provide methodological and substantive advances to studying American politics. The introductory section introduces group identity in political science and social science. In "Bayesian Multilevel Models for Intersections of Race, Gender, and Class
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