JON HURWITZ September, Address

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1 JON HURWITZ September, 2011 Address Office: Home: Dept. of Political Science 859 N. Meadowcroft Ave. University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA Posvar Hall Pittsburgh, PA (412) (412) FAX: (412) Education Ph.D., University of Minnesota (Minneapolis), 1984 A.B., Indiana University (Bloomington), with Highest Distinction and with Honors in Political Science, 1977 Fields of Concentration: Political Behavior American National Process and Institutions Comparative Political Behavior Supporting Program: Methodology and Psychology Appointments Sept., 1998 Professor, University of Pittsburgh Sept., 1990 Associate Professor, University of Pittsburgh Asst. Professor, University of Pittsburgh Asst. Professor, Grinnell College (Iowa) Instructor, Grinnell College (Iowa) Lecturer, University of Minnesota Courses Taught Graduate Seminar: Advanced Methodology Graduate Seminar: Scope and Methods in Political Science Graduate Seminar: Mass Politics American Political Process Public Opinion Political Psychology Analysis of Political Variables Introduction to Political Science Introduction to American Politics Politics of Congress Campaigns and Elections The Executive Process Field Research Methods in Political Science Politics and the Media

2 2 Publications (books) Justice in America: The Separate Realities of Blacks and Whites. With M.A. Peffley New York: Cambridge University Press. Recipient: Robert Lane Prize for best book written in Political Psychology, Perception and Prejudice: Race and Politics in the United States. with M.A. Peffley (Eds.). New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, Publications (articles and book chapters) Examining the Terror Exception: Terrorism and Commitments to Civil Liberties, with J. Mondak. Forthcoming. Public Opinion Quarterly. And Justice for Some: Race, Crime, and Punishment in the U.S. Criminal Justice System Canadian Journal of Political Science, 43 (June): Racial Stereotyping and Political Attitudes: The View from Political Science, with M. Peffley In E. Borgida, C. Federico, and J. Sullivan (Eds.), The Political Psychology of Democratic Citizenship. New York: Oxford University Press. Of Crusades and Culture Wars: The Relationship between Fundamentalism and Foreign Policy Belief Systems, with D. Barker and T. Nelson The Journal of Politics,70 (April): Resistance and Persuasion to Arguments against the Death Penalty among Whites and Blacks, with M. Peffley The American Journal of Political Science, 51 (October): Playing the Race Card in the Post-Willie Horton Era: The Impact of Racialized Code Words on Support for Punitive Crime Policy, with M. Peffley Public Opinion Quarterly, 69 (Spring): Explaining the Great Racial Divide: Perceptions of Fairness in the U.S. Criminal Justice System, with M. Peffley The Journal of Politics, 67 (August): The Racial Components of Race-Neutral Crime Policy Attitudes, with M. Peffley Political Psychology, 23: Democratic principles, discrimination, and political intolerance, with J.J. Mondak British Journal of Political Science, 32: A multiple values model of political tolerance, with M. Peffley and P. Knigge Political Research Quarterly, 54 (June): A reply to Miller et al.: Replication made simple Political Research Quarterly, 54 (June): International attitudes, with M.A. Peffley. In J. P. Robinson, Phillip R. Shaver, and Lawrence S. Wrightsman (Eds.), Measures of Political Attitudes. San Diego: Academic Press, Introduction, with M.A. Peffley. In J. Hurwitz and M. Peffley (Eds.), Perception and Prejudice: Race and Politics in the United States. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, Whites stereotypes of blacks: Sources and political consequences, with M.A. Peffley. In J. Hurwitz and M. Peffley (Eds.), Perception and Prejudice: Race and Politics in the United States. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1998.

3 A baseline model of political tolerance, with J. Mondak. Political Behavior, 20 (December), 1998: Gender differences on crime and punishment, with S. Smithey. Political Research Quarterly, 51 (March), 1998: "Public perceptions of race and crime: The role of racial stereotypes," with M.A. Peffley. American Journal of Political Science, 41 (April), 1997: "Racial stereotypes and whites political views of blacks in the context of welfare and crime," with M.A. Peffley and P.M. Sniderman. American Journal of Political Science, 41 (January), 1997: "Foreign policy belief systems in comparative perspective: The United States and Costa Rica," with M.A. Peffley and M. Seligson. International Studies Quarterly, 37, 1994: "Models of attitude constraint in foreign affairs," with M.A. Peffley. Political Behavior, 15 (March), 1993: "Traditional versus social values as antecedents of racial stereotyping and policy conservatism," with M.A. Peffley. Political Behavior, 14 (December), 1992: "International events and foreign policy beliefs: Public response to changing Soviet-U.S. relations," with M.A. Peffley. American Journal of Political Science, 36 (May), 1992: "American images of the Soviet Union and national security issues," with M.A. Peffley. In H. Rattinger and D. Munton (Eds.), Debating National Security: The Public Dimension. Frankfurt: Peter Lang, "Public images of the Soviet Union: The impact on foreign policy attitudes," with M.A. Peffley. Journal of Politics, 52 (February), 1990: "Presidential support during the Iran-Contra affair: An individual-level analysis of presidential reappraisal," with M.A. Peffley and P. Raymond. American Politics Quarterly, 17 (October), 1989: Presidential leadership and public followership." In M. Margolis and G. Mauser (Eds.), Manipulating Public Opinion. Chicago: Dorsey Press, "Determinants of legislative cue selection," Social Science Quarterly, 69 (March), 1988: "Fear and loathing of the USSR: Public images of communism and the Soviet Union," with M.A. Peffley. In D. Nelson and R. Anderson (Eds.), Soviet-American Relations. Wilmington, DE: Scholarly Resources, "How are foreign policy attitudes structured? A hierarchical model," with M.A. Peffley. American Political Science Review, 81 (December), 1987: "The means and ends of foreign policy as determinants of presidential support," with M.A. Peffley. American Journal of Political Science, 31 (May), 1987: "Issue perception and legislative decision-making: An application of Social Judgment Theory." American Politics Quarterly, 14 (July), 1986: "A hierarchical model of attitude constraint," with M.A. Peffley. American Journal of Political Science, 29 (November), 1985: "Social stereotyping and the concept of party identification." Political Psychology, 5 (December), 1984:

4 4 "Personality and the evaluation of anti-ideal candidates," with M.A. Peffley. In J.C. Pierce and J.L. Sullivan (Eds.), The Electorate Reconsidered. Beverly Hills, CA: Sage, Professional Reports "Foreign policy items on the 1987 pilot study." Proposal sent to the National Election Study Pilot Committee, "Report on foreign policy items, 1987 pilot study." Evaluation of foreign policy items on the 1987 Pilot Study prepared for the National Election Study Pilot Committee, 1987 Conference Papers Perceptions of Justice and Crime among Muslim Minorities in Europe (with B. Y. Ural). Midwest Political Science Association Meetings, April, Examining the Terror Exception: Terrorism and Commitment to Civil Liberties (with J. Mondak). Midwest Political Science Association Meetings, April, Evangelical Dogma, Dichotomous Thinking, and Foreign Policy Militarism: A Selection Modeling Approach (with D. Barker and T. Nelson). Midwest Political Science Association Meetings, April, Of Wars and Culture Wars: Evangelical Dogma, Dichotomous Thinking, and Foreign Policy Militarism (with D. Barker and T. Nelson). Southwestern Social Science Association Meetings, April, Fundamentalist Religiosity and Militaristic Support for Israel (with D. Barker and T. Nelson). Southern Political Science Association Meetings, January, Resistance and Persuasion in Response to Arguments Against the Death Penalty among Whites and Blacks (with M. Peffley). Midwest Political Science Association Meetings, April, The great racial divide: Perceptions of fairness in the U.S. criminal justice system (with M. Peffley). Southern Political Science Association Meetings, November, Racial polarization on criminal justice issues: Sources and political consequences of fairness judgments, with M. Peffley. American Political Science Association Meetings, September, The racial components of race-neutral crime policy attitudes, with M.Peffley. Midwest Political Science Association Meetings; April, "Democratic Principles, Discrimination, and Political Tolerance," with J. Mondak. Western Political Science Association Meetings; March, Political tolerance for due process rights: The interaction of norms and threat. Western Political Science Association Meetings; March, Determinants of support for American First Ladies, with S. Muraca. Northeastern Political Science Association Meetings; November, Public opinion on race, crime, and civil liberties, with M.A. Peffley. International Society of Political Psychology Meetings; July, 1996.

5 5 From general to specific in the measurement of political tolerance, with J. Mondak. Romanian-American Symposium on Methodology and Political Analysis (Cluj-Napoca, Romania); May, Gender differences toward crime and punishment, with S. Smithey. Midwest Political Science Association Meetings; April, "A multiple values model of political tolerance," with M.A. Peffley. American Political Science Association Meetings; September, "Interview with a Transylvanian: Tolerance, ethnicity, and the democratic transition in Romania," with J. Mondak. American Association for Public Opinion Research; May, "Public perceptions of race and crime: the role of racial stereotypes," with M.A. Peffley. Western Political Science Association Meetings; March, "Public perceptions of race and crime," with M.A. Peffley. Southern Political Science Association Meetings; November, "The political importance of racial stereotypes," with M.A. Peffley. American Political Science Association Meetings; September, "Racial stereotyping in contemporary white society: Determinants and consequences," with M.A. Peffley. American Political Science Association Meetings; September, "A comparative analysis of the determinants of foreign policy attitudes in the North American and Costa Rican mass publics," with M.A. Peffley and M. Seligson. Midwest Political Science Association Meetings; April, "The dispositional roots of racial policy conservatism," with M.A. Peffley. American Political Science Association Meetings; August, "Images of the Soviet Union and foreign policy attitudes: An analysis of belief revision," with M.A. Peffley. American Political Science Association Meetings; August, "Public images of the Soviet Union and its leader: The impact on foreign policy attitudes," with M.A. Peffley. American Political Science Association Meetings; September, "Toward a theoretical approach to the study of foreign policy opinionation," with M.A. Peffley. International Society of Political Psychology Meetings; July, "Public images of the Soviet Union and national security issues," with M.A. Peffley. Conference on Rethinking National Security: The Public Dimension (Toronto, Ontario); May, "Alternative modes of political reasoning in foreign affairs," with M.A. Peffley. Midwest Political Science Association Meetings; April, "Presidential leadership and public followership." Midwest Political Science Association Meetings; April, "A hierarchical model of constraint among foreign policy attitudes," with M.A. Peffley. American Political Science Association Meetings; August, "Mass belief systems in foreign affairs: A hierarchical model," with M.A. Peffley. International Studies Association

6 Meetings; March, (Reprinted in The Korean Journal of International Studies, 28 [Summer, 1987] ) 6 "The impact of foreign policy attitudes on presidential evaluations," with M.A. Peffley. Midwest Political Science Association Meetings; April, "Issue perception and compromising behavior in legislative bodies." Midwest Political Science Association Meetings; April, A comprehensive listing of discussant and panel chair roles is available upon request. Invited Lectures and Conferences (Media appearances available upon request) The Separate Realities of Blacks and Whites: Justice in America. Talk given for the Reed Smith 2010 Speaker Series; Center on Race and Social Problems, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh, April 7, Dialing Back the Fear Factor : Reframing the Story of Muslims and Islam in the U.S. Media. Workshop hosted by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Pocantico Conference Center, November 11-13, Diversity and Democratic Politics: Canada in Comparative Perspective Workshop. Hosted by the Canadian Opinion Research Archive; the School of Policy Studies, Queen s University; and the Centre for the Study of Democratic Citizenship, McGill University. Queen s University, Kingston, ON, Canada, May 7-8, Vanderbilt University, Department of Political Science. The Color of Justice: Racial Beliefs and Attitudes toward Criminal Justice Policy. November, 2008 University of New Hampshire, Department of Political Science. Race, Crime, and Justice: Thirty Years of Drug Policy in the United States. April, Conference on Race, Inequality, and Incarceration. Sponsored by the Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity, The Institute for Research in the Social Sciences, The Stanford Criminal Justice Center, and the Center for the Study of Poverty and Inequality, Stanford University. April, Latin American Public Opinion Project-UNDP Workshop. Vanderbilt University. May, Department of Psychology, University of Pittsburgh. Social Stereotypes as Studied across the Disciplines of Political Science and Psychology ; April, Pi Sigma Alpha Lecture, University of Pittsburgh. Racial Stereotypes in the 21 st Century ; April, The University of Minnesota Center for the Study of Political Psychology. Social Stereotypes as a Political Phenomenon ; March, The University of Pittsburgh 1996 Margaret Antoon Oweida Colloquium. The 1996 Elections: November 5 th and Beyond ; November, Mershon Center, The Ohio State University. Planning Conference for the Development of Foreign Policy Instrumentation; April, U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics. Planning Conference for the Creation of a Citizenship Survey; February, Department of Political Science and The Mershon Center, The Ohio State University. "The Determinants and

7 7 Consequences of Racial Stereotyping"; November, University of Toronto. Conference on Rethinking National Security: The Public Dimension. May, International Society of Political Psychology. Round Table on Foreign Policy Beliefs in the Mass Public. July, American Women in Radio & Television. The Impact of Mass Media on Political Campaigns ; June, Professional Activities Co-Editor, Political Behavior ( ) Member, American Political Science Association Member, Midwest Political Science Association Member, Southern Political Science Association Member, Political Psychology (affiliated section of APSA) Reviewer, American Political Science Rev., American Politics Quart., American Jour. of Political Science, British Journal of Political Science, European Political Science Review, Harper-Collins, Houghton-Mifflin, International Studies Quarterly, Jour. of Politics, Political Behavior, Political Psychology, Political Research Quarterly, Public Opinion Quarterly, Social Science Quart., University of Pittsburgh Press, Western Political Quart., National Science Foundation, Time Sharing Experiments in the Social Sciences (TESS). Member, National Election Study 1987 Pilot Study Committee Editorial Board: Political Behavior Political Research Quarterly Race and Social Problems Division Chair (Public Opinion and Political Participation) for the 2000 American Political Science Association Meetings Division Chair (Public Opinion) for the 2010 Midwest Political Science Association Meetings University and Departmental Service Graduate Admissions Committee Department Library Representative Organizer, Colloquium on American Politics and Society Member, Chairman's Advisory Committee Recruitment Committee, Position in Latin American Politics Graduate Admissions Committee, Chair Recruitment Committee, Position in Judicial Politics Member, College of General Studies Council Member, Political Science Department Chair Selection Committee Chair, Recruitment Committee in Political Behavior Recruitment Committee, Position in American Politics Member, Committee for the Review of the Graduate Program in Political Science Member, University Tenure and Promotion Council Graduate Student Placement Director Member, Political Science Department Chair Selection Committee

8 1996- Member, Chairman s Advisory Committee Member, Graduate Education Committee Member, Graduate Education Committee, Dept. of Political Science Chair, American Politics Faculty Recruitment Committee Member, FAS Small Grants Committee Chair, Political Science Department Chair Selection Committee Chair, Senior American Politics Faculty Recruitment Committee Member, Arts and Sciences Promotion and Tenure Committee Graduate Student Awards Committee 8 Grants 1981 University of Minnesota Doctoral Dissertation Grant ($5,000) 1981 University of Minnesota Dissertation Expenses Grant ($1,200) 1983 Grinnell College Dean's Research Grant ($450) 1984 Grinnell College Dean's Research Grant ($2,000) 1985 Grinnell College Dean's Research Grant ($650) 1986 Grinnell College Dean's Research Grant ($2,500) 1987 "International Affairs and the American Public," Research Development Fund Small Grant ($6,352) 1987 Third Term Research Stipend ($2,500) 1988 Small Grant, University Center for International Studies ($200) 1988 "An Analysis of Foreign Policy Attitude Change in the Mass Public: Pre- and Post-Summit Opinions of the Soviet Union," Research Development Fund Small Grant ($2,104) 1989 Associate Investigator (Paul Sniderman, P.I.), "The Study of Race in the United States," funded by the National Science Foundation ($250,000) 1990 "Determinants of Foreign Policy Attitudes in the Mass Public: The United States and Costa Rica Compared," (with Mitchell Seligson) Research Development Fund Small Grant ($5,200) 1993 Associate Investigator (Paul Sniderman, P.I.), "A Multi-Investigator Survey of Political Persuasion," funded by the National Science Foundation ($192,000) Small Grant, Center for American Politics and Society, University of Pittsburgh ($1,200) 1996 Associate Investigator (Paul Sniderman, P.I.), A Multi-Investigator Survey of Political Persuasion, Part II, funded by the National Science Foundation ($212,000) 1999 Dean of Arts & Sciences Internal Support Grant ($30,000) 1999 Principal Investigator (with Mark Peffley), Racial Polarization and the Criminal Justice System, funded by the National Science Foundation ($83,058) 2006 Co-Principal Investigator (with David Barker), Cooperative Congressional Election Study, funded by the Arts and Sciences Faculty Research and Scholarship Program, University of Pittsburgh. References Professor Ole Holsti Professor Paul Sniderman Professor James Kuklinski Department of Political Science Department of Political Science Department of Political Science, and Duke University Stanford University Institute of Government and Public Affairs Durham, NC Stanford, CA University of Illinois 1007 West Nevada St. Professor Walter J. Stone Professor John Sullivan Urbana, IL Department of Political Science Department of Political Science Campus Box 333 University of Minnesota University of Colorado at Boulder 1414 Social Science Tower Boulder, CO Minneapolis, MN Professor Paul Beck Professor Mitchell Seligson

9 9 Department of Political Science The Ohio State University Columbus, OH Department of Political Science University of Pittsburgh 4L01 Posvar Hall Pittsburgh, PA 16260