Papers and Projects

Wolff, Johnathan Noah. “Is It Going Above and Beyond or Breaking the Rules? How Clients’ Identities, Perceived Deservingness, and Outcomes Affect Citizens’ Judgements of Bureaucrats’ Rule Decision"
- Forthcoming at Public Administration

Wolff, Johnathan Noah, Deven E. Carlson, and Adam Tyner. “Abstract vs. Applied: How Policy Type Moderates the Relationship between Issue and Social Polarization”
- Preparing for submission to Policy Studies Journal
Wolff, Johnathan Noah. “Whose Fault? How Citizens Assign Blame When Clients Experience Negative Outcomes”
- Under review at Administration & Society
- Presented at Public Management Research Conference (PMRC), June 2024.
Carlson, Deven E. and Johnathan Noah Wolff. “Choice Designs: Variation in Voluntary Interdistrict Open Enrollment Policies”
- Submitted to Brookings Brown Center Chalkboard
Carlson, Deven E., Johnathan Noah Wolff, and Sam Stormer. “Identifying Patterns in School Districts’ Participation in Voluntary Interdistrict Open Enrollment Programs”
- Data analysis complete
Carlson, Deven E., and Johnathan Noah Wolff. “Where Policy Ends and School Begins: The Case of Oklahoma School Districts’ Compliance with State Interdistrict Open Enrollment Policy”
- Data collection complete, analyzing data

Wolff, Johnathan Noah. "Heavier Burdens? Exploring Heterogeneity in Administrative Burden’s Effects on Neurodivergent Citizens.”
- Proposal accepted for the Midwest Political Science Association annual conference, April 2024.
Wolff, Johnathan Noah. “Contextual Compliance: How Bureaucratic Rule Abidance Depends on Client Characteristics”
- Research design phase