Participatory Reactions to Policy Threats: Senior Citizens and the Defense of Social Security and Medicare

Keywords

Citizen journalism, Variation (astronomy), Political science, Social security, Public relations

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• Routledge Handbook of Political MarketingJennifer Lees‐Marshment — 2011
• Policy feedback in transitional China: The sectoral divide and electoral participation.Hua Guo, Kwok‐fai Ting — 2015
• Politik einer alternden Gesellschaft: Vom Generationenvertrag zum Generationenkonflikt?Wolfgang Streeck — 2007
• Returning Attention to Policy Content in Diffusion StudyJohn M. Fulwider — 2011
• Does Age(ing) Really Matter? Modeling and Testing the Impact of Age on Public Pensions PreferencesOliver Pamp — 2009
• The Fourth Branch of Government: The Role of Interest Groups, the Media, and Political Advertisements in Contemporary Health Policy DebatesAaron Rabinowitz — 2012
• How Discrimination Impacts Sociopolitical Behavior: A Multidimensional PerspectiveKassra A. R. Oskooii — 2016
• Social Security, Retirement, and the Single-Mindedness of the ElectorateCasey B. Mulligan, Xavier Sala-i-Martín — 2003
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• Technological Innovation and Policy Responses in Health CareMichael D. Botta — 2013
• Citizen Participation and Congressional Responsiveness: New Evidence that Participation MattersPaul S. Martin, Michele Claibourn — 2013
• Policy Feedback and Preschool Funding in the American StatesAndrew Karch — 2010
• Fiscal protest in thirteen welfare statesIsaac William Martin, Nadav Gabay — 2013
• Czech Exceptionalism? A Comparative Political Economy Interpretation of Post-Communist Policy Pathways, 1989-2004Pieter Vanhuysse — 2007
• Internationally Common Features of Public Old-Age Pensions, and Their Implications for Models of the Public SectorCasey B. Mulligan, Xavier Sala-i-Martín — 2004
• Extreme Voices Interest Groups and the Misrepresentation of Issue PublicsRyan L. Claassen, Stephen P. Nicholson — 2013

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