Jack Garigliano
Program Area(s): American Politics; Methods
Dissertation Committee: Galvin, Daniel (Chair); Harbridge-Yong, Laurel; Seawright, Jason; Thurston, Chloe
Research Interests: Political economy, social policy, race, political parties and organizations
Conference Presentations:
- "Working through a crisis: Legislative responses to the labor market fallout from COVID-19." Panel presentation, American Political Science Association, September 2023.
- "Inside (and outside) jobs: Legislating employment relations in a changing labor market." Panel presentation, Midwest Political Science Association, April 2023.
- "The dilemma of employment-oriented social policy in a changing labor market." Panel presentation, American Political Science Association, September 2022
- "Redistributive paradigms and their impact on left party support." Panel presentation, Midwest Political Science Association, April 2022
- "The Primary's Effects on Public Preferences: Evidence from the pre-1972 presidential primaries." Panel presentation, American Political Science Association, September 2021
Publications:
- Garigliano, J. (2024). Class differences in precarity and welfare priorities within Europe’s center-left coalitions. Party Politics, 13540688231199448. https://doi.org/10.1177/13540688231199448
Honors & Awards:
- Russell Sage Foundation Dissertation Research Grant ($10,000) (2024)
- Consortium for the American Political Economy small grants program ($4,000) (2024)
- APSA Centennial Center Research Grant ($2,400) (2024)
- Northwestern University Graduate Research Grant ($2,842) (2024)
- Minar Memorial Summer Grant ($350) (2022)