Research
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Tuxhorn, Kim-Lee. John D’Attoma, and Sven Steinmo. Forthcoming. “Assessing the Stability of Fiscal Attitudes: Evidence from a Survey Experiment” Public Administration.
Lucas, Jack, R. Michael McGregor, and Kim-Lee Tuxhorn. Forthcoming. “Closest to the People? Incumbency Advantage and the Personal Vote in Non-Partisan Elections” Political Research Quarterly.
Tuxhorn, Kim-Lee. John D’Attoma, and Sven Steinmo. Forthcoming. “Do Citizens Want Something for Nothing? Mass Attitudes and the Federal Budget” Politics and Policy.
Tuxhorn, Kim-lee. “Mass Support for FTAs and Factor Endowment.” International Journal Vol. 74 (4), 537–558.
Tuxhorn, Kim-Lee. “NAFTA renegotiations and support for Canada-China FTA." Canadian Foreign Policy Journal Vol. 26 (1) (2020): 57-72
Tuxhorn, Kim-lee. “Indirect Pathways of Self-Interest and the TPP.” Canadian Journal of Political Science. Vol. 52 (2) 267-283, June 2019.
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Tuxhorn, Kim-lee. John D’Attoma and Sven Steinmo. “Trust in Institutions: Narrowing the Ideological Gap over the Federal Budget.” Journal of Behavioral Public Administration Vol. 2 (1), 1-13, January 2019.
Bearce, David H. and Kim-lee tuxhorn “When are Monetary Policy Preferences Egocentric? Evidence from American Surveys and an Experiment” The American Journal of Political Science Vol. 61 (1) 178 - 193, January 2017.
kim, moonhawk, amy liu, kim-lee tuxhorn, David leblang, and David brown “Lingua Mercatoria: Language and Foreign Direct Investment” International Studies Quarterly, Vol. 59, No. 2 (June 2015)
Does language choice attract foreign direct investment (FDI), and if so, how? [pdf] [abstract] [.bib]
Working Papers & Ongoing Projects
“A Discrimination-Based Explanation for the gender gap over trade policy”
“What explains the bias against less-developed trading partners?”
“How Does Formal Education Promote Pro-Immigration Attitudes?: Survey Evidence from South Korea” (With Seungbin Park, undergoing data collection)
“Gender and Trade Preferences” (undergoing data collection)
“Theory of Defensive Trade Preferences” (on-going research)
“Autocratic Institutions and Trade Policy”
Why do some autocrats adopt greater levels of trade liberalization than others? [abstract]
Ongoing Research
"Consumer Preferences and Food Politics"