David Niven

University of Cincinnati — United States

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

20h-index1.5kcitations79works0.22yr avg
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Research Topics

Electoral Systems and Political Participation(26), Gender Politics and Representation(13), Sports, Gender, and Society(9), Media Influence and Politics(9), Media Studies and Communication(8)

Publications79 total

Integrating Research into Undergraduate EE Education: An MMIC RF Power Amplifier Design
2025
The power of party to help voters overcome a participation obstacle in the United States
Party Politics·2025
The prosecutor gender gap in Texas death penalty cases
Social Science Quarterly·2024· 1 citedOpen Access
The racial disparity in the Major League Baseball draft, 1965–2001
Harvard Dataverse·2024Open Access
The racial disparity in the Major League Baseball draft, 1965–2001
SN Social Sciences·2024Open Access
The influence of gerrymandering on abortion policy in the United States
Routledge Open Research·2023Open Access
Personal belief versus universal truth: Religion rhetoric in death penalty policy debates in the United States
The Social Science Journal·2023Open Access
The Influence of Gerrymandering on Abortion Policy in the United States
Harvard Dataverse·2023Open Access
The boundaries of confusion: Gerrymandering and racial disparities in state House and congressional district line congruity
Social Science Quarterly·2022· 3 citedOpen Access
Stereotypes versus self-interest: race and the NFL draft
SN Social Sciences·2022· 1 cited
Representing People <i>and</i> Places: Castaway Voters and the Racial Disparity in Redistricting
Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy·2022· 2 cited
Policing Polling Places in the United States: The Negative Effect of Police Presence on African American Turnout in an Alabama Election
Democracy and Security·2021· 3 cited
<i>Philadelphia battlefields: Disruptive campaigns and upset elections in a changing city</i>, by John Kromer
Journal of Urban Affairs·2021
Who Says Shut Up and Dribble? Race and the Response to Athletes’ Political Activism
Journal of African American Studies·2021· 20 cited
Aversive racism at the ballot box: a field experiment on the effects of race and negative information in local elections
The Social Science Journal·2021· 2 cited
Who Says Shut Up and Dribble? Race and the Response to Athletes' Political Activism
2021Open Access
Watergate and Vietnam Shift a News Paradigm: Documenting the Evolution of Magazine Coverage of Presidential Popularity
˜The œjournal of magazine media·2021
2021: Critical Race Theory and the Law
eYLS (Yale Law School)·2021
Are Individuals Harmed by Gerrymandering? Examining Access to Congressional District Offices
Social Science Quarterly·2020· 12 cited
Who Says Shut Up and Dribble? Race and the Response to Athletes' Political Activism
2020Open Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Jeremy Zilber(5), Michael E. Solimine(4), Benjamin Plener Cover(2), Kenneth W. Miller(2), S. Robert Lichter(1), Daniel Amundson(1), Edmund F. Kallina(1), C Wang(1), Mary P. Rowe(1), M Taga(1), J P Vladeck(1), L C Garron(1), Barbara Harris Combs(1), Carolette Norwood(1), Kalyn E. Rossiter(1), Daniel Sandu(1), Alexis Straka(1), Anwar Mhajne(1), Aliza Plener Cover(1), Ellen A. Donnelly(1)