Working Papers
Essig, J. The Nature of Framing Effects: Connecting Theory and Evidence. Job Market Paper. (PDF)
Molino, T., & Essig, J. Putting Rules in Their Place: The Ideological Dynamics of Executive Branch Policymaking, (PDF)
Essig, J. There's The Party: Preferences & Party Influence in The U.S House of Representatives. (PDF)
Essig, J., McLaughlin, P.T., & Xu, P. The “Trump Effect” and Partisan Polarization in American Trade Attitudes. (PDF)
Essig, J., & Rothenberg, L. How Income Inequality Shapes Americans’ Willingness to Pay for Climate Change Mitigation. (PDF)
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Essig, J., Xu, P., Garand, J. C., & Keser, C. (2021). The “Trump” effect: political elite and support for free trade in America. American Politics Research, 49(3), 328-342.
Keser, C., Garand, J. C., Xu, P., & Essig, J. (2023). Partisanship, Trump favorability, and changes in support for trade. Presidential Studies Quarterly, 54(1), 46-64.
Manuscripts in Preparation
Essig, J. Measuring Beliefs in Political Psychology: Attitudes, Affect, or Information?
Essig, J. Facts vs. Feelings?: Framing, Information, and Emotion in Perceptions of the Economy.
Xu, P. & Essig, J. From Free Trade to America First: How Trump’s Rhetoric and Policies Reshaped American Views on Trade. Under Contract with Cambridge Elements in Experimental Political Science.