D-Index & Metrics Best Publications

Neil Nevitte

University of Toronto
Canada

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Discipline name Citations Publications World Ranking National Ranking

Political Science D-index 24 Citations 3,786 67 World Ranking 985 National Ranking 32

Research.com Recognitions

Awards & Achievements

2008 - Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada Academy of Social Sciences

Overview

What is he best known for?

The fields of study Neil Nevitte is best known for:

Primary election
Social science
Voting

His Social psychology study has been linked to subjects such as Religiosity and Socialization. Neil Nevitte connects Socialization with Social psychology in his research. Linguistics is intertwined with Government (linguistics), Rhetoric and Affect (linguistics) in his research. As part of his studies on Government (linguistics), he frequently links adjacent subjects like Linguistics. His research on Affect (linguistics) frequently connects to adjacent areas such as Communication. Neil Nevitte integrates several fields in his works, including Communication and Public relations. He undertakes interdisciplinary study in the fields of Public relations and Social media through his research. Neil Nevitte performs integrative study on Social media and Citizen journalism. In the subject of Neuroscience, he integrates adjacent scientific disciplines such as Perception and Adaptation (eye).

His most cited work include:

Where does turnout decline come from? (325 citations)
Measuring strategic voting in multiparty plurality elections (172 citations)
None (122 citations)

What are the main themes of his work throughout his whole career to date

His Politics study is within the categories of Voting and Democracy. His Law study frequently links to other fields, such as Immigration. Neil Nevitte incorporates Public administration and Politics in his studies. Neil Nevitte merges Social science with Law in his research. In most of his Algorithm studies, his work intersects topics such as State (computer science). His study connects Algorithm and State (computer science).

Neil Nevitte most often published in these fields:

Law (77.36%)
Politics (69.81%)
Social psychology (30.19%)

What were the highlights of his more recent work (between 2010-2015)?

Law (100.00%)
Social psychology (60.00%)
Politics (60.00%)

In recent works Neil Nevitte was focusing on the following fields of study:

In his research, Neil Nevitte performs multidisciplinary study on Law and Public relations. He performs integrative study on Public relations and Law. His Feeling research extends to the thematically linked field of Social psychology. His research on Feeling often connects related areas such as Social psychology. His Politics study frequently draws parallels with other fields, such as Far right. He connects Public administration with Politics in his study. In most of his Gender studies studies, his work intersects topics such as Race (biology). His study on Race (biology) is mostly dedicated to connecting different topics, such as Gender studies. His study deals with a combination of Action (physics) and Quantum mechanics.

Between 2010 and 2015, his most popular works were:

Scapegoating: Unemployment, far-right parties and anti-immigrant sentiment (59 citations)
Leader Effects and the Impact of Leader Characteristics in Nine Countries (17 citations)
Earning their support: feelings towards Canada among recent immigrants (11 citations)

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Best Publications

Where does turnout decline come from

André Blais;Elisabeth Gidengil;Neil Nevitte.
(2004)

443 Citations

Measuring strategic voting in multiparty plurality elections

André Blais;Richard Nadeau;Elisabeth Gidengil;Neil Nevitte.
(2001)

285 Citations

ISSUE IMPORTANCE AND PERFORMANCE VOTING

Patrick Fournier;André Blais;Richard Nadeau;Elisabeth Gidengil.
(2003)

239 Citations

The Political Resocialization of Immigrants: Resistance or Lifelong Learning?

Stephen K. White;Neil Nevitte;André Blais;Elisabeth Gidengil.
(2008)

230 Citations

Time-of-voting decision and susceptibility to campaign effects

Patrick Fournier;Richard Nadeau;André Blais;Elisabeth Gidengil.
(2004)

204 Citations

Measuring Party Identification: Britain, Canada, and the United States

André Blais;Elisabeth Gidengil;Richard Nadeau;Neil Nevitte.
(2001)

186 Citations

Accounting for the Age Gap in Turnout

Daniel Rubenson;Daniel Rubenson;André Blais;Patrick Fournier;Elisabeth Gidengil.
(2004)

171 Citations

Does the Local Candidate Matter? Candidate Effects in the Canadian Election of 2000

André Blais;Elisabeth Gidengil;Agnieszka Dobrzynska;Neil Nevitte.
(2003)

164 Citations

Making Sense of Regional Voting in the 1997 Canadian Federal Election: Liberal and Reform Support Outside Quebec

Elisabeth Gidengil;André Blais;Richard Nadeau;Neil Nevitte.
(1999)

160 Citations

Election Campaigns as Information Campaigns: Who Learns What and Does it Matter?

Richard Nadeau;Neil Nevitte;Elisabeth Gidengil;André Blais.
(2008)

141 Citations

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Frequent Co-Authors

External Links

Personal Website for Neil Nevitte