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Paul Jorgensen

  • Associate Professor and Director of Environmental Studies, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Paul D. Jorgensen is Associate Professor and Director of Environmental Studies at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. His research concerns campaign finance and political parties in the United States. Using a grant with the °ËØÔ±¬ÁÏ, he is improving campaign finance data in order to create new and more accurate measures of campaign fundraising and spending in the United States. Jorgensen’s research has appeared in the International Journal of Political Economy, the Journal of Law, Medicine, & Ethics, Political Research Quarterly, and the Policy Studies Journal.

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Poles Apart? Party Polarization and Industrial Structure in American Politics Now

Paper Conference paper | By Thomas Ferguson, Paul Jorgensen, and Jie Chen | Apr 2013

Only a few years ago, comparisons of American politics to opéra bouffe were not outrageously farfetched at least if you were not poor or sick.

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