Social Sciences
public opinion
100%
health reform
84%
president
55%
politics
54%
act
47%
democracy
46%
reform
45%
health care
39%
campaign
38%
economics
32%
citizen
30%
candidacy
25%
politician
22%
elite
20%
deliberation
20%
interest group
20%
political power
18%
coverage
17%
Law
17%
political influence
17%
medical care
16%
time
16%
public policy
16%
mobilization
15%
public interest
14%
governance
14%
political system
14%
political participation
14%
participation
13%
election
13%
presidential election
13%
threat
13%
heroism
12%
federalism
12%
government policy
11%
economic system
11%
resources
11%
public support
11%
opposition
11%
Government officials
11%
public advocate
11%
health insurance
11%
administrative practice
11%
social security
11%
bank
11%
voter
10%
communications
10%
Supreme Court
10%
bankruptcy
10%
financial system
10%
survey research
10%
literature
10%
foreign policy
10%
political crisis
10%
political economy
9%
incentive
9%
interdependence
9%
polarization
9%
political elite
9%
costs
8%
income
8%
constitutionality
8%
court decision
8%
history
8%
legitimacy
8%
domestic policy
8%
pathology
8%
health policy
8%
confidence
8%
sustainability
8%
health
7%
sovereignty
7%
opinion poll
7%
Expansion of coverage
7%
travel
7%
evaluation
7%
finance
7%
market
7%
rhetoric
7%
private health insurance
7%
empirical research
7%
firm
6%
present
6%
evidence
6%
promotion
6%
monitoring
6%
personality
6%
theory of democracy
6%
acceptance
6%
emergency room
6%
industry
6%
stakeholder
6%
political factors
5%
personality traits
5%
remedies
5%
leadership
5%
affluence
5%
Arts & Humanities
Presidency
43%
Polling
37%
Public Opinion
33%
White House
20%
Going Public
18%
Health
16%
Barack Obama
15%
Richard Nixon
15%
Toryism
14%
Health Disparities
13%
Ideology
12%
Theory Building
11%
Policymaker
10%
Curse
10%
Greatness
9%
Mobilization
9%
Heroism
9%
Historical Perspective
9%
Rhetoric
9%
Presumption
9%
Source Material
8%
Equality
8%
Voters
8%
Government
7%
Responsiveness
7%
Rise
7%
Business Groups
7%
History
5%
Elections
5%
Healthcare
5%
Medicare
5%
Communication
5%
Particularism
5%
Rational Choice
5%
Political Rights
5%
Interest Groups
5%