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Eagleton Students in the News |
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Jim Kline, Eagleton undergraduate associate, "lives and breathes politics and policy."
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Yelena Shvarts and Roger Masi, both Eagleton undergraduate associates, joined other Rutgers students visiting Washington to lobby members of Congress for increased student aid funding.
More here
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Youth and Decision 2008
View the video interview below which features a group of Eagleton undergraduate students and other Rutgers University students. TODAY’s Natalie Morales reports on what factors are important to them and who's getting their votes. Posted at msnbc.com, Feb. 4, 2008. |
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""West Wing' Writers are Looking Like Prophets"
An opinion piece by Eagleton Associate Director John Weingart on the current presidential race, published in The Star-Ledger, Tuesday, January 8, 2008. Full article here.
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New: Eagleton's 2008 Political Calendar
View the calendar here.
To receive a copy of the calendar in the mail, email to Joanne Pfeiffer at
with your name and mailing address.
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A Brief Summary of U.S. Immigration History
Daniel J. Tichenor, Research Professor, Eagleton Institute of Politics and Department of Political Science, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, testified on March 30, 2007 before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on Immigration, Citizenship, Refugees, Border Security, and International Law. As stated on the ImmigrationProf Blog, "His testimony offers a nice capsule summary of U.S. immigration history and how it relates to the immigration "situation" we find ourselves in today."
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Provisional Voting and Voter Identification
The Eagleton Institute of Politics, in partnership with the Moritz College of Law at Ohio State University, was awarded a contract by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) to provide information on provisional voting and voter identification practices in the 2004 election. A report and paper written about the data collected is now available.
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New
books by Eagleton faculty
The Eagleton
Institute of Politics is proud to note publication of three
new books by members of its faculty.
Book details available here.
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Research
is integral to the mission of the Eagleton Institute. Undergraduate
and graduate students receive training in research skills and practices
at Eagleton's centers and engage in supervised research activities
at the Institute.
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Another Government Success Story:
Citizen Volunteers on New Jersey
State Boards and Commissions
A report published in 2004 by John Weingart, Eagleton's Associate Director. Support for this project was provided by the Fund for New Jersey
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The College Student Voter in 2004: Obstacles, Outreach and Electoral Engagement (.pdf format)
This report, published in spring 2006, evaluates the experiences of college students in the 2004 presidential election. Conducted by the Eagleton Center for Public Interest Polling and funded by a grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the report is drawn from the results of the Eagleton National Student Voter Survey which surveyed 1,000 students enrolled in 4-year colleges in key states across the country. The report is designed to serve as a resource for both those in the research community and those conducting youth registration and mobilization efforts.
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America's
Newest Voters:
Understanding Immigrant and Minority Voting Behavior
The material presented in this research section has been
designed as a resource for journalists and students interested
in minority and immigrant voting in the 2004 election. It includes
general information pertaining to the upcoming primary and general
elections, such as a schedule of primary election dates and turnout
rates in the previous presidential election.
In addition,
information is presented that addresses the political participation
of the minority population in particular. There are also links
to resources on minority and immigrant political behavior, as
well as links to recent polls on the 2004 presidential election
and politics in general. The web-based material serves as a companion
to a scholarly volume of essays that currently is being compiled
addressing the topic of minority and immigrant political behavior.
Contact Jane Junn,
professor of political science, Rutgers University, or Elizabeth
Matto, visiting associate, Eagleton Institute of Politics, for
more information.
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News for a New Generation (.pdf format)
Eagleton's Civic Engagement and Political Participation director Susan Sherr and graduate research assistant Meredith Staples have produced a working paper with initial findings from a study which focuses on what kinds of news are available for young people, why producers create youth-oriented news the way they do, and what young people say they really want in news. The study is funded by a grant from the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement (CIRCLE).
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Political Generation Next: America's Young Elected Leaders (.pdf format)
The findings in this report, published in Spring, 2004, are drawn from research about young elected officials conducted in 2002 by the Eagleton Institute of Politics as part of the Young Elected Leaders Project (YELP). It presents information concerning who they are, what forces have affected them, and where they stand on issues and ideas about people, politics and government.
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Political
parties, campaigns, elections
Eagleton has conducted research on:
campaign discourse
campaign finance reform
New Jersey campaigns
representative democracy
political parties
presidential election campaigns
Public opinion
polling and survey research
The Eagleton Center for Public Interest Polling/Eagleton Poll (ECPIP),
founded in 1971, established one of the nation's first university-based
statewide public opinion polls, which has become a significant feature
of the New Jersey political and public policy landscape. For more
information, click
here.
State legislatures,
state politics, policymaking
Eagleton has conducted research on:
civic education
ethics
lobbying and lobbyists
women
in state legislatures
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Women's political
participation and impact
The Center for American Women and Politics was founded in 1971
to promote greater knowledge and understanding about women's changing
relationship to politics and government and to enhance women's
influence and leadership in public life.For more information visit CAWP's web site here.
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Our
centers publish materials related to their research areas. In addition,
we will soon provide lists of published research, books and reports
from our faculty members.
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Eagleton
Newsletter
Recent editions
of the Eagleton newsletter are available here (.pdf format):
Spring 2007 (current issue)
Fall 2006 Gala Edition
Summer 2006
Fall/Winter 2005
Summer 2005
Winter 2004/05
Spring 2004
Fall/Winter 2003
Summer 2003
Winter
2002
Summer
2002
Winter
2001
Spring
2001
Center for American
Women and Politics
Fact sheets on women and politics available online or printed; subjects include
current and historical statistics on women in elective office, elections
and the gender gap, lists of women's PACS and legislative organizations,
graphs and more...
Books, reports
and other material on issues like the impact of women in public
office, bringing more women into office, abortion and politics, women
as candidates and more...
Rutgers-Eagleton Poll
Press releases on recent
and past public opinion polls taken in New Jersey on subjects like
gambling in New Jersey; candidates in New Jersey; sex, lies and the
presidency; public education; and more... |
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