Supplementary data for research publications

• Narrative and the Making of U.S. National Security. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2015. 
  Part I Appendix and Guide
  Part I Replication and Other Files
  Part II Appendix
  Part II Replication Files

• “How Dominant Narratives Rise and Fall: Military Conflict, Politics, and the Cold War Consensus.” International Organization 69:4 (fall 2015): 809-845. 
  Replication Files
  Appendix

• “Tell Me a Story: FDR, Narrative, and the Making of the Second World War.” Security Studies 24:1 (January-March 2015): 131-170.
  Replication Files: FDR Major Foreign Affairs Addresses (for content analysis)
  Appendices

• “Trump and Obama Have One Surprising Thing in Common — The Words They Use.” With Robert Ralston. The Conversation, 8 August 2017.
  Additional Figures on presidential cooperation, accomplishment, and satisfaction rhetoric

• "Americans’ Blind Faith in the Military is Dangerous." With Aaron Rapport and Robert Ralston. Foreign Policy, 3 December 2018.
  Supplementary Data -- Survey Questions
  Supplementary Data -- Descriptive Data
  Supplementary Data -- Regression

• “Patriotism or Paychecks: Who Believes What About Why Soldiers Serve.” With Robert Ralston. Armed Forces & Society Online First (16 April 2020).
  Replication Files
  Appendixes

• “No Right to Be Wrong: What Americans Believe About Civil-Military Relations.” With Robert Ralston and Aaron Rapport. Perspectives on Politics. Online First (11 March 2021).
  Replication Files — Harvard Dataverse
  Appendixes

• “Why They Fight: How Perceived Motivations for Military Service Shape Support for the Use of Force.” With Robert Ralston and Aaron Rapport. International Studies Quarterly, published online (13 May 2021).
  Replication Files
  Appendixes

• “More Deferential but also More Political: How Americans’ Views of the Military have Changed Over Twenty Years.” With Robert Ralston. War on the Rocks, 17 November 2021.
  Appendix