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A/583590
CATASTROPHIC POLITICS
HOW EXTRAORDINARY EVENTS REDEFINE
PERCEPTIONS OF GOVERNMENT
LONNA RAE ATKESON
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
CHERIE D. MAESTAS
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
CAMBRIDGE
UNIVERSITY PRESS
CONTENTS
LIST OF TABLES PAGE X
LIST OF FIGURES . XIII
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XV
1 EXTRAORDINARY EVENTS AND PUBLIC OPINION I
CATASTROPHES AS REGULAR CRITICAL MOMENTS IN AMERICAN
POLITICS 3
THE POLITICAL IMPORTANCE OF COLLECTIVE EXPERIENCES
AND ATTRIBUTIONS OF BLAME 7
HURRICANE KATRINA AS A TEST CASE 9
ADVANTAGES AND LIMITS OF OUR TESTS 14
OVERVIEW OF THE BOOK 16
2 A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR SYSTEMATICALLY EXAMINING
EXTRAORDINARY EVENTS 22
NORMAL POLITICS VERSUS EXTRAORDINARY MOMENTS 24
EXTRAORDINARY EVENTS AS POLITICAL CONTEXT 27
MEDIA COVERAGE AND THE INFORMATION ENVIRONMENT
IN EXTRAORDINARY EVENTS 29
PUBLIC REACTIONS: AFFECTIVE ATTRIBUTIONS OF BLAME
IN TIMES OF CRISES 34
AFFECTIVE ATTRIBUTIONS AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES FOR POLITICAL
OPINIONS 39
AFFECTIVE ATTRIBUTIONS AND THE ANGER-PUNISHMENT LINK 42
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 44
VIII CONTENTS
3 THE MEDIA MESSAGE ENVIRONMENT AND THE EMOTIONAL
CONTEXT OF HURRICANE KATRINA 46
MEDIA DATA 46
PUBLIC ATTENTIVENESS AND MEDIA SELECTION FOLLOWING
HURRICANE KATRINA 48
EMOTIONAL PRIMES IN COVERAGE OF HURRICANE KATRINA 50
AFFECTIVE ENGAGEMENT OF THE PUBLIC 54
MEDIA, POLITICS, AND BLAME FOLLOWING HURRICANE KATRINA 60
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 74
4 AFFECTIVE ATTRIBUTIONS: ASSIGNING BLAME DURING
EXTRAORDINARY TIMES 76
PUBLIC AGREEMENT WITH BLAME FRAMES JJ
EMPIRICAL EXPECTATIONS FROM THE THEORY OF AFFECTIVE
ATTRIBUTIONS 82
EMPIRICAL MODELS AND RESULTS, ATTRIBUTIONS OF BLAME 84
RACE AND ATTRIBUTIONS OF BLAME 93
THE EMOTIONAL FALLOUT FROM ATTRIBUTION OF BLAME 9 8
EMPIRICAL MODELS AND RESULTS, ANGER 100
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 103
5 FEDERALISM IN A MULTIPLE-MESSAGE ENVIRONMENT:
ARE THE APPROPRIATE LEADERS HELD ACCOUNTABLE? 105
EVALUATIONS OF THE PERFORMANCE OF LEADERS DURING
HURRICANE KATRINA 107
ATTRIBUTIONS AND THE ASSIGNMENT OF POLITICAL RESPONSIBILITY 108
MULTIPLE MESSAGES, FEDERALISM, AND ASSIGNMENT
OF RESPONSIBILITY 111
EMPIRICAL MODELS AND RESULTS 118
DIRECT EFFECTS OF ANXIETY AND ANGER ON EVALUATION 129
CONDITIONAL EFFECTS OF ANGER ON EVALUATION 130
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 133
6 ATTRIBUTIONS OF BLAME, POLITICAL EFFICACY, AND CONFIDENCE
IN GOVERNMENT 135
PUBLIC CONFIDENCE IN GOVERNMENT 137
EFFICACY, CONFIDENCE, AND THE CASE OF HURRICANE KATRINA 139
EMPIRICAL RESULTS, CONFIDENCE IN GOVERNMENT 147
EXAMINING LONGER-TERM EFFECTS OF KATRINA WITH A CUING
EXPERIMENT 155
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 158
7 ATTRIBUTIONS, EMOTIONS, AND POLICY CONSEQUENCES 160
INFORMATIONAL AND PUNITIVE POLICY PROPOSALS FOLLOWING
HURRICANE KATRINA 161
CONTENTS IX
RESULTS OF ORDERED-PROBIT MODELS OF AGREEMENT WITH
PROPOSED POLICIES 170
A CLOSER LOOK AT LIMITING PRESIDENTIAL AUTHORITY AND
UNDERSTANDING THE INFLUENCE OF EMOTION 177
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 181
8 EXTRAORDINARY EVENTS AND PUBLIC OPINION: SOME BROADER
PERSPECTIVES 183
A REVIEW OF INDIVIDUAL-LEVEL FINDINGS 185
COLLECTIVE TRAUMA, SHARED HISTORY, AND THE POLITICAL
IMPLICATIONS OF DISASTERS 189
SOME FINAL NORMATIVE THOUGHTS 198
APPENDIX A. SURVEY DATA AND METHODOLOGY 201
APPENDIX B. DATA AND METHODOLOGY FOR SURVEY EXPERIMENT 202
APPENDIX C. CODING OF NEWS TRANSCRIPTS AND VIDEO DATA 204
METHODOLOGY FOR VIDEO CODING OF FNC AND CNN
BROADCASTS 204
METHODOLOGY FOR TRANSCRIPT CODING FOR ABC, CBS,
NBC, CNN, AND FNC BROADCASTS 205
APPENDIX D. MULTIVARIATE MODEL RESULTS FOR CHAPTER 4 208
APPENDIX E. MULTIVARIATE MODEL RESULTS FOR CHAPTER J 212
APPENDIX F. MULTIVARIATE MODEL RESULTS FOR CHAPTER 6 214
APPENDIX G. MULTIVARIATE MODEL RESULTS FOR CHAPTER 7 219
REFERENCES 223
INDEX 247
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