CURRICULUM VITAE MARK A. PEFFLEY September, 2016 Department of Political Science Phone: (859) 257-7033 University of Kentucky Fax: (859) 257-7034 1653 Patterson Office Tower E-mail: mark.peffley@uky.edu Lexington, Kentucky 40506-0027 Website: http://www.uky.edu/as/polisci/peffley Education: B.A., Political Science, Sociology, Indiana University, Bloomington, 1974 Ph.D., Political Science, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, 1984 Professional Experience: Member, Political Science & Other Social Sciences panel for the 2014 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program. Inaugural Director, Quantitative Initiative for Policy and Social Research, University of Kentucky, 2010-2013, 2016-. Co-Editor, Political Behavior, 2003-2011. Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Kentucky, 1997-. Joint Appointment, Martin School of Public Policy and Administration, 1997-. Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Political Science, University of Kentucky, 1997-2001. Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Kentucky, 1990-1996. Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Kentucky, 1985-90. Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, Drake University, 1983-1985. Monographs: Justice in America: The Separate Realities of Blacks and Whites, (with Jon Hurwitz). Cambridge University Press, 2010. (2011 Winner, Robert E. Lane Award for Best Book in Political Psychology, American Political Science Association.) Perception and Prejudice: Race and Politics in the United States. (with Jon Hurwitz). New Haven: Yale University Press, 1998. Articles: "The Impact of Persistent Terrorism on Political Tolerance, Israel 1980-2011," (with Marc Hutchison and Michal Shamir), American Political Science Review, 109(4), November 2015: 817-832. The Vicarious Bases of Perceived Injustice, (with Jeffery Mondak and Jon Hurwitz), American Journal of Political Science, forthcoming. Linked Fate and Outgroup Perceptions: Blacks, Latinos, and the U.S. Criminal Justice System, (with Jon Hurwitz and Jeffery Mondak). Political Research Quarterly, 2015, 68 (3): 505-520. And Justice for Some: Race, Crime, and Punishment in the U.S. Criminal Justice System, (with Jon Hurwitz). Canadian Journal of Political Science, 2010, 43 (2): 457-479. Persuasion and Resistance: Race and the Death Penalty in America, (with Jon Hurwitz). American Journal of Political Science, 2007, 51 (4): 996 1012. "Explaining the Great Racial Divide: Perceptions of Fairness in the U.S. Criminal Justice System," (with Jon Hurwitz). Journal of Politics, 2005, 67: 762-783. "Playing the Race Card in the Post Willie Horton Era: The Impact of Racialized Code Words on Support for Punitive Crime Policy," (with Jon Hurwitz). Public Opinion Quarterly, 2005. 1
"Class Bias in State Electorates and the Adoption of Restrictive Welfare Policies after TANF," (with James Avery). State Politics and Policy Quarterly, 2005. "Democratization and Political Tolerance in Seventeen Countries: A Multi-level Model of Democratic Learning," (with Robert Rohrschneider). Political Research Quarterly, 56(3), September, 2003, 243-257. (Selected "Best Paper of 2003 volume of Political Research Quarterly"). "The Racial Component of 'Race-Neutral' Crime Policy Attitudes," (with Jon Hurwitz). Political Psychology, 23:1 (March, 2002): 59-75. "A Multiple Values Model of Political Tolerance," (with Pia Knigge and Jon Hurwitz). Political Research Quarterly, 54(2), June, 2001, 379-406. "Replication Made Simple: A Reply to Miller, et al.," (with Pia Knigge and Jon Hurwitz). Political Research Quarterly, 54(2), June, 2001, 421-430. "Racial Stereotypes and Whites' Political Views of Blacks in the Context of Welfare and Crime," (with Jon Hurwitz and Paul Sniderman). American Journal of Political Science, 1997, 41(1): 30-60. "Public Perceptions of Race and Crime: The Role of Racial Stereotypes," (with Jon Hurwitz). American Journal of Political Science, 1997, 41(2): 375-401. "Media Priming and Attitude Change: An Analysis of the 1992 NES Panel Study," (with Kirby Goidel and Todd Shields), American Politics Quarterly, 1997, 25: 287-318. (Best Paper, Southwestern Political Science Association, 1995) "The Intersection of Race and Crime in Television News: An Experimental Study," (with Todd Shields and Bruce Williams), Political Communication, 1996, 13: 309-327. "Public Responses to Presidential Usage of Military Force: A Panel Analysis" (with Ron Langley and Kirby Goidel). Political Behavior, 1995, 17(3): 307-337. "Foreign Policy Belief Systems in Comparative Perspective: The United States and Costa Rica," (with Jon Hurwitz and Mitch Seligson). International Studies Quarterly, 1993, 37: 245-270. "Models of Attitude Constraint in Foreign Affairs: Theory-Driven versus Data-Driven Models of Reasoning," (with Jon Hurwitz). Political Behavior, 1993, 15 (1): 61-90. "International Events and Foreign Policy Beliefs: Public Response to Changing Soviet-American Relations," (with Jon Hurwitz). American Journal of Political Science, 1992, 36(2): 431-461. "Traditional versus Social Values as Antecedents of Racial Stereotyping and Policy Conservatism," (with Jon Hurwitz). Political Behavior, 1992, 14(4): 395-421. "Public Images of the Soviet Union: The Impact on Foreign Policy Attitudes," (with Jon Hurwitz). The Journal of Politics, 1990, 52(1): 3-28. "Intolerance of Communists during the McCarthy Era: A General Model," (with Lee Sigelman). Western Political Quarterly, 1990, 43(1): 93-111. "Presidential Image and Economic Performance: A Dynamic Analysis." Political Behavior, 1989, 11(4): 309-333. "Presidential Support During the Iran-Contra Affair: An Individual-Level Analysis of Presidential Reappraisal," (with Jon Hurwitz). American Politics Quarterly, 1989, 17(4): 359-385. "How Are Foreign Policy Attitudes Structured? A Hierarchical Model" (with Jon Hurwitz). American Political Science Review, 1987, 81(4): 1099-1120. "The Means and Ends of Foreign Policy as Determinants of Presidential Support," (with Jon Hurwitz). American Journal of Political Science, 1987, 31(2): 236-258. "Economic Conditions and Party Competence: Processes of Belief Revision," (with Stanley Feldman and Lee 2
Sigelman). The Journal of Politics, 1987, 49(1): 100-121. "A Hierarchical Model of Attitude Constraint," (with Jon Hurwitz). American Journal of Political Science, 1985, 29(4): 871-890. "The Attribution of Presidential Responsibility for National Economic Problems," (with John Williams). American Politics Quarterly, 1985, 13(4): 393-425. "The Voter as Juror: Attributing Responsibility for Economic Problems." Political Behavior, 1984, 6(3): 275-294. Also in Heinz Eulau and Michael Lewis-Beck, eds., Economic Conditions and Electoral Outcomes (New York: Agathon Press), 1985. Book Chapters: The Structure and Sources of Global Environmental Attitudes. (with Robert Rohrschneider and Matthew Miles). In Russell Dalton & Christian Welzel (Eds.), The Civic Culture Transformed: From Allegiant to Assertive Citizens. Cambridge, Dec. 2014. The Influence of Policy Outcomes and Procedural Representation on Democratic Support, (with Robert Rohrschneider), Chapter in Jacques Thomassen (Ed.), Public Opinion and Political Representation in Europe, Oxford University Press, 2014. "Racial Stereotyping and Political Attitudes: The View from Political Science" (with Jon Hurwitz). In Eugene Borgida, John Sullivan and Wendy Rahn, The Political Psychology of Democratic Citizenship. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2009. Guardians of Democracy? Elite Beliefs and the Theory of Democratic Elitism (with Robert Rohrschneider). In Russell Dalton and Hans-Klingemann, (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Political Behavior, 2007. "Whites' Racial Stereotypes in the U.S.: Content, Sources and Political Consequences," (with James Avery and Jon Hurwitz). In Benjamin Radcliff and Samuel Best, (Eds.), Polling for America: An Encyclopedia of Public Opinion, Greenwood Press, 2005. "Public Attitudes toward Crime," (with Stephanie McLean and Jon Hurwitz). In Benjamin Radcliff and Samuel Best, (Eds.), Polling for America: An Encyclopedia of Public Opinion, Greenwood Press, 2005. "Race Matters: The Impact of News Coverage of Welfare Reform on Public Opinion" (with James Avery). In Sanford Schram, Joe Soss, and Richard Fording (Eds.), Race, Welfare, and the Politics of Reform. Ann Arbor, MI: University of Michigan Press, 2003, 131-150. "Measuring the Foreign Policy Attitudes of the Mass Public," (with Jon Hurwitz). In John Robinson, Phillip Shaver, and Lawrence Wrightsman, eds., Measuring Political Attitudes, 2nd ed. (Orlando, FL: Academic Press), 1999, 533-590. "Contemporary Politics and Whites' Stereotypes of African Americans," (with Todd Shields). In Micropolitical Studies in Political Science, ed. Michael Delli Carpini, Leonie Huddy, and Robert Shapiro. JAI Press, 1996, 179-209. "American Images of the Soviet Union and National Security Issues," (with Jon Hurwitz). In Hans Rattinger and Don Munton, eds., Debating National Security: The Public Dimension, (Frankfurt, Germany: Peter Lang), 1991. "Fear and Loathing of the U.S.S.R.: Public Attitudes Toward Communism and the Soviet Union," (with Jon Hurwitz). In Dan Nelson and Roger Anderson (eds.), Soviet-American Relations (Wilmington, Delaware: Scholarly Resources), 1988. "Personality and the Evaluation of Anti-Ideal Candidates," (with Jon Hurwitz) in J.C. Pierce and John L. Sullivan, eds., The Electorate Reconsidered (Beverly Hills, California: Sage Publications), 1980. 3
Works in Progress: Tolerating Fellow Travelers : Terrorism and Political Tolerance, (with Marc Hutchison and Michal Shamir). Tolerance and Threat revisited: The Dynamics of Political Tolerance under Persistent Terrorism, (with Marc Hutchison and Michal Shamir), in At the Forefront of Political Psychology: Essays in Honor of John L. Sullivan. The Psychological Underpinnings of Political Thinking, (with Jon Hurwitz), in At the Forefront of Political Psychology: Essays in Honor of John L. Sullivan. Racial Attributions in the Justice System and Support for Punitive Crime Policies, (with Jon Hurwitz and Jeffery Mondak), under review. Invited Talks: The Impact of Unequal Justice in the U.S., Symposium Batson v. Kentucky, hosted by the Kentucky Law Journal, University of Kentucky, November 4, 2016. The Racial Divide in Evaluating Justice in the U.S. Symposium, Black and Blue: Critical Issues on Race and Policing in the U.S., hosted by the Center for equality and Social Justice, University of Kentucky, October 14, 2016. The Impact of Chronic Terrorism on Political Tolerance Toward Israeli Arabs and Least-Liked Groups in Israel, invited talk, Department of Political Science, Washington University, February 18, 2016. Political Tolerance and Terrorism in the U.S. and Israel, invited talk, Department of Political Science, Kansas University, October 5, 2015. Chronic Terrorism and Political Tolerance in Israel, invited talk, Department of Political Science, University of Minnesota, October 10, 2014. Racial Attributions in the Justice System and Support for Punitive Crime Policies, invited talk, Department of Political Science, Vanderbilt University, April, 2014. Racial Group Perceptions of Justice in Washington State, Report, invited talk, The Washington State Supreme Court Minority and Justice Commission, Tacoma, WA, June 2014. Justice in America, invited talk, invited talk, Dept. Political Science, University of Alabama, October, 2011. Political Tolerance Using Survey Experiments, invited talk, A Conference in Honor of Paul Sniderman, Stanford University, October, 2011. Justice in America: The Separate Realities of Blacks and Whites, and Journal Publishing in Political Science, invited talk, The University of Texas at El Paso, September, 2011. Justice for All? Perceptions of Fairness in the U.S. Criminal Justice System, invited talk, Dept. Political Science, University of Notre Dame, April, 2010. Race and Justice in America, invited presentation, Dept. Political Science, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, April, 2010. Persuasion and Resistance: Race and the Death Penalty in America, Chicago Political Behavior Workshop, Northwestern University, May 11, 2007. Arguments Against the Death Penalty: Resistance and Persuasion, New York Political Psychology Workshop, Columbia University, April 28, 2007. Resisting Arguments against the Death Penalty among Whites and Blacks, Conference on Race, Inequality, and Incarceration, Stanford University, April 11, 2007. Arguing Race and the Death Penalty, Dept. Political Science, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, March, 2007. 4
Awards (1990-): External: 2016, The Israel Institute, Political Tolerance in Israel in the Current Wave of Terrorism, $10,000. 2012, Survey of Washington State Criminal Justice System among Whites, African Americans, Latinos, and Asians, $30,000, awarded by The Washington State Supreme Court Minority and Justice Commission, The State of Washington Administrative Office of the Courts-Washington State Center for Court Research, (with Jeffery Mondak and Jon Hurwitz). 2011 Winner, Robert E. Lane Award for Best Book in Political Psychology, American Political Science Association. Justice in America: The Separate Realities of Blacks and Whites, (with Jon Hurwitz), Cambridge University Press. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, Testing the Public's Responsiveness to News about Changes in Welfare Policy, 2008, $14,448. National Science Foundation Grant, "Racial Polarization and the Criminal Justice System," (equal co-pi with Jon Hurwitz), 2000-2002, $83,000. Best Paper, "Democratization and Political Tolerance in Seventeen Countries: A Multi-level Model of Democratic Learning," (with Robert Rohrschneider), Political Research Quarterly, 2003. Best Paper, "Media Priming and Attitude Change: An Analysis of the 1992 NES Panel Study," Southwestern Political Science Association, 1995, with Kirby Goidel and Todd Shields. National Science Foundation Grant, Research Associate, (Paul Sniderman and Henry Brady, Principal Investigators), 1994 National Multi-Investigator Survey Using CATI, 1993-1994, $300,000. National Science Foundation Grant (with Todd Shields), 1993-1994, $6,760. National Science Foundation Grant, Research Associate, (Paul Sniderman, Principal Investigator, 1991 National Race and Politics Survey, 1991-1993, $450,000. Internal: Summer Research Fellowship, College of Arts and Sciences, University Kentucky, 2015, $2,400. International Travel Grant, Office of Research &Graduate Studies, University Kentucky, 2014, $1,200. University of Kentucky Faculty Research Support Fund, 2004-2007, $12,000. Research Committee Grant, Office of Research & Graduate Studies, University Kentucky, 2000, $5,760. University of Pittsburgh, Research Development Fund Grant from the Office of Research, with Jon Hurwitz, 1999, $30,000. Research Committee Grant, Office of Research and Graduate Studies, University of Kentucky, 1996, $1,500. International Travel Grant, Office of Research &Graduate Studies, University Kentucky, 1993-4, 1,400. Research Committee Grant, Office of Research & Graduate Studies, University Kentucky, 1992, $5,000. Professional Affiliations: Editor, Political Behavior, 2003-2011. Midwest Political Science Association Executive Council, 2006-2009. Committee of Editorial Advisors, Political Behavior, 1991-2003. Editorial Board, American Politics Quarterly, 1992-1995. Editorial Board, American Journal of Political Science, 1988-1990. Member, American Political Science Association. Member, Midwestern Political Science Association. Member, Elections, Voting Behavior and Public Opinion, American Political Science Association. Member, Political Methodology, American Political Science Association. 5