Other Academic Publications
Miller, David R. Forthcoming.
``Scandal: Why Politicians Survive Controversy in a Partisan
Era. By Brandon Rottinghaus. New York, NY: Columbia University
Press, 2026. 213 pp.’’ Presidential Studies Quarterly.
Stein, Robert M., Christopher Mann, Charles Stewart III, \(\ldots\), David Miller, \(\ldots\), et al. 2020. “Polling Place
Quality and Access.” In The Future of Election Administration,
Mitchell Brown, Kathleen Hale, and Bridgett A. King, Eds. Palgrave
Macmillan, 83-100.
Reeves,
Andrew, David R. Miller, and Bryant Moy. 2018. “U.S. Presidential
Campaigns and Their Impact.” In Oxford Bibliographies in Political
Science.
Working Papers
Bell, Elizabeth, David
Miller, and Wesley Wehde. “Burden by Design? Proceduralism, Bureaucratic
Errors, and the Burden Tolerance of Bureaucrats.” Invitation to
revise and resubmit at Public Administration.
Boston, Joshua, Anna Gunderson, David R. Miller, and Kirsten Widner.
“The Prosecutor Paradox: Understanding the Public’s Low Knowledge About
Chief Local Prosecutors.” Invited to revise and resubmit at Journal
of Law and Courts.
Egerod, Benjamin C.K., Hans J.G.
Hassell, Josh McCrain, and David R. Miller. “Using Expert Evaluation to
Scale Interest Group Ideology.”
Miller, David R. and Daniel
M. Butler. “Limits on Terms, Limits on Control: The Effect of Chief
Executive Term Limits on Bureaucratic Responsiveness.” Invited to
revise and resubmit at Policy Studies Journal.
Miller, David Ryan,
Benjamin S. Noble, and Erin L. Rosstier. “From the Briefing Room to Your
Living Room: How the President Sets the Media’s Agenda.”
Miller, David R. and Andrew
Reeves. “Blaming Bureaucrats: How Political Leadership Shapes Civil
Servants’ Trust and Engagement.”