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JONATHAN MUMMOLO

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Jonathan Mummolo
211 Fisher Hall
Princeton, NJ 08544-1013


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JONATHAN MUMMOLO

I am an Associate Professor of Politics and Public Affairs at Princeton
University. I study bureaucratic politics and political behavior, and devote
particular focus to law enforcement agencies and police-civilian interactions.
My work explores several facets of policing, including how controversial tactics
are deployed in time and space, how rules and procedures affect the nature and
volume of police-civilian interactions, the role of race in police behavior, and
how police tactics affect perceptions of law enforcement and crime. 

I also conduct methodological research on issues relevant to my substantive
work, including causal inference, statistical modeling and experimental design.
My work exploits a range of research designs and data sources including field,
natural, and survey experiments, qualitative interviews and administrative
records obtained through public information requests to government agencies.

My research has appeared in American Political Science Review, The Journal of
Politics, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Journal of the
American Statistical Association, and Science, among other peer-reviewed
journals. I received a B.A. from New York University and a Ph.D. from Stanford
University. Before beginning my doctoral studies I was a staff writer at The
Washington Post where I covered crime and politics in the Washington, D.C.
region.

Please visit https://policingresearch.org/(Link is external) for work by my
group, Research on Policing Reform and Accountability (RoPRA), co-founded with
Dean Knox.

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Princeton University
211 Fisher Hall
Princeton, NJ 08544-1013
jmummolo [at] princeton [dot] edu



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