James M. Vanderleeuw

Author

Lamar University ORCID

Also Known As

James M. Vanderleeuw, James Martin Vanderleeuw, James Vanderleeuw

Publications

325

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Lamar University University of New Orleans Stephens College University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh

About

James M. Vanderleeuw is an author at Lamar University specializing in social sciences, public policy, and political science.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Social Sciences	8	8	232
2	Business	4	4	92
3	Education	2	2	87
4	Arts	1	1	34
5	Management	1	1	13

James M. Vanderleeuw

Publications

275

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Race, Referendums, and Roll-Off James M. Vanderleeuw, Richard L. Engstrom The Journal of Politics Public PolicyCitizen AssemblyEducationVoting RulePolitical Behavior	1987	68
Economic Effects On State Governors Susan E. Howell, James M. Vanderleeuw American Politics Quarterly Political BehaviorPublic ChoiceGubernatorial ApprovalSocial SciencesEconomic Policy Analysis	1990	49
Political Empowerment, Mobilization, and Black Voter Roll-Off James M. Vanderleeuw, Baodong Liu Urban Affairs Review Political EmpowermentGroup Political ParticipationPolitical BehaviorCitizen ParticipationSocial Sciences	2002	34
White‐Voter Response to Black Political Power: The Case of New Orleans, 1980–1994 Baodong Liu, James M. Vanderleeuw Southeastern Political Review	1999	24
Racial Transition and White-Voter Support for Black Candidates in Urban Elections Baodong Liu, James M. Vanderleeuw Journal of Urban Affairs	2001	19
Applying Black Threat Theory, Urban Regime Theory, and Deracialization: The Memphis Mayoral Elections of 1991, 1995, and 1999 James M. Vanderleeuw, Baodong Liu, Gregory B. Marsh Journal of Urban Affairs Critical Race TheoryPolitical BehaviorRacial StudyAfrican American HistorySocial Sciences	2004	19
What Do Key Votes Measure? Steven A. Shull, James M. Vanderleeuw Legislative Studies Quarterly Public PolicySmart VotingVoting BehaviorMeasurementCongressional Quarterly	1987	19
Women City Leaders and Postmaterialist Values: Gender Differences in Economic Development Priorities James M. Vanderleeuw, Maria Elena Sandovici, Christopher A. Jarmon Journal of Women Politics & Policy Women EmpowermentLocal Economic DevelopmentSocial ChangeSocial SciencesGender Disparity	2011	18
Economic Development Priorities and Central-City and Suburb Differences Baodong Liu, James M. Vanderleeuw American Politics Research EconomicsPublic PolicyUrban PolicyEconomic Development PrioritiesUrban Economic Development	2004	13
The Role of Economic Development Corporations in Local Economic Development Christopher A. Jarmon, James M. Vanderleeuw, Michael Pennington, Economic Development Quarterly EconomicsUrban GeographyPublic PolicyUrban Economic DevelopmentDevelopment Theory	2012	12

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