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How has Blake Lee‐Whiting's publication output changed over time?
ScholarIQpublication output · 2022–2024
Output grew600% over the shown period — from 1 works in 2022 to 7 in 2024.
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What are the most-cited papers on Blake Lee‐Whiting?
ScholarIQmost cited works
The gender gap in attitudes toward workplace technological change
Sophie Borwein, Beatrice Magistro, Peter John Loewen, Bart Bonikowski, Blake Lee‐Whiting
Socio-Economic Review. 202427 Citations
Who Can Assert Ownership Over Automation? Workplace Technological Change, Populist and Ethno-nationalist Rhetoric, and Candidate Support
Sophie Borwein, Bart Bonikowski, Peter John Loewen, Beatrice Magistro, Blake Lee‐Whiting
S110036823. 202412 Citations
Attitudes toward automation and the demand for policies addressing job loss: the effects of information about trade-offs
Beatrice Magistro, Peter John Loewen, Bart Bonikowski, Sophie Borwein, Blake Lee‐Whiting
S2764571748. 202411 CitationsOPEN ACCESS
Thinking about default enrollment lowers vaccination intentions and public support in G7 countries
Sanchayan Banerjee, Peter John, Brendan Nyhan, Andrew Hunter, Richard Koenig, Blake Lee‐Whiting, Peter John Loewen, John McAndrews, Manu Savani
PNAS Nexus. 202411 CitationsOPEN ACCESS
Perceived technological threat and vote choice: evidence from 15 European democracies
Sophie Borwein, Bart Bonikowski, Peter John Loewen, Blake Lee‐Whiting, Beatrice Magistro
S179028992. 202410 CitationsOPEN ACCESS
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The gender gap in attitudes toward workplace technological change
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Who Can Assert Ownership Over Automation? Workplace Technological Change, Populist and Ethno-nationalist Rhetoric, and Candidate Support
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Attitudes toward automation and the demand for policies addressing job loss: the effects of information about trade-offs
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Thinking about default enrollment lowers vaccination intentions and public support in G7 countries
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Perceived technological threat and vote choice: evidence from 15 European democracies
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