Publications
Bove, Francesca, Matthew J. Uttermark, and Lauren A. Dula. 2025. “Gender, Race,and (Un)Ethical Behavior: Perceptions from Within the Federal Bureaucracy.” Journal of Social Equity and Public Administration, Vol. 3 (1) 28-51.
Uttermark, Matthew J., Jack Mewhirter, Rebecca Sanders, and Danielle McLaughlin. 2024. “Blame Attribution, Partisanship, and Federalism: Evidence from a Panel
Survey.” Public Opinion Quarterly, Vol. 88 (4), 1296-1308.
Uttermark, Matthew J., Lauren A. Dula, Francesca Bove, and Kamryn Scott. Published Online. 2024. "Contact and Control: Engagement and influence among women of color state agency heads." Public Administration Review, Vol. 84 (2), 308-322.
Uttermark, Matthew J. 2024. “Administrator Political Orientations and Views on Federal
Encroachment.” Administration & Society, Vol. 56 (1), 18-49.
Uttermark, Matthew J., Kenneth Mackie, Carol S. Weissert, and Alexandra Artiles. 2024. "Going Deep: Studying Charter Schools from the Bottom Up." Educational Policy, Vol. 38 (1), 3-33.
Uttermark, Matthew J. 2023. "The Consequences of Direct Democracy for the Balance of Power between State and Local Governments in the United States." Publius: The Journal of Federalism, Vol. 53 (4), 536-565.
Uttermark, Matthew J., Kenneth Mackie, and Carol S. Weissert. 2023. "The Color of Discretion: Race and Ethnicity Biases in School Suspensions." Polity, Vol. 55 (2), 302-331.
Konisky, David, Christopher Reenock, and Matthew J. Uttermark. 2022. "Chain of Command vs. Who's in Command: Structure, Politics, and Regulatory Outputs." Policy Studies Journal, Vol. 50 (4) 797-821.
Weissert, Carol S, Matthew J. Uttermark, Kenneth R. Mackie, and Alexandra Artiles 2021. “Governors in Control: Executive Orders, State - Local Preemption, and the Covid-19 Pandemic”. Publius: The Journal of Federalism. Vol. 51 (3) 396-428.
Uttermark, Matthew J. 2020. “What Determines Social Capital? Evidence from Slavery’s Legacy in the United States and Brazil”. Social Forces. Vol. 98 (4) 1773-1800.
Uttermark, Matthew J. 2020. “Revisiting the Relationship Between Federal Design and Economic Growth”. Publius: The Journal of Federalism. Vol. 50 (1) 135-155.
Fahey, Kevin, Carol S. Weissert, and Matthew J. Uttermark. 2018. “Extra, Extra, (Don’t) Roll-Off About It! Newspaper Endorsements for Ballot Measures.” State Politics & Policy Quarterly. Vol. 18 (1) 93-113.
Weissert, Carol S. and Matthew J. Uttermark. 2017. “Glass Half Full: Decentralization and Health Policy.” State and Local Government Review. Vol 49 (3) 199-214.
Technical Reports
Uttermark, Matthew J., and Francesca Bove. 2023. "2022 B.C. Transit Ridership Survey Report." Broome County Transit.
Homsy, George, and Matthew J. Uttermark. 2022. "Broome County Environmental Management Council Composting Study." Broome County Environmental Managment Council.
“Cooperation and Conflict in Florida's Response to COVID-19.” With Carol S. Weissert, Alexandra Artiles, and Kenneth Mackie. LeRoy Collins Institute. 2021.
“Florida Charter Schools: Not as Good, or as Bad, as Advertised.” With Carol S. Weissert, Alexandra Artiles, and Kenneth Mackie. LeRoy Collins Institute. 2020.
Other Writing
“Women of color state agency leaders have less political contact, and less control of their agencies, compared to their white male counterparts.” with Lauren Dula and Francesca Bove. American Politics and Policy Blog. London School of Economics.
“Studying ballot endorsements shows that even in the digital age, newspapers still matter to voters” with Kevin Fahey and Carol Weissert. American Politics and Policy Blog. London School of Economics.
“Constitution Revision Commission: Little Known but with Great Potential” with Carol Weissert. Bureau of Economic and Business Research. University of Florida.