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Authority summary

Associate professor of political science at the University of Oklahoma as credited in 2020; scholar of social movements, associations, state structure, policymaking, and regulatory enforcement.

Contribution to Prohibition's Greatest Myths

Chapter 4 reconstructs the long prewar policy and organizational path and treats World War I as an accelerant rather than the origin of national Prohibition.

Project use and boundary

Use for path dependence, political opportunity, fiscal change, and wartime timing. Do not reduce the chapter to a single quantified causal weight.

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