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Current Issue: Volume 11, Number 1 (2022) Civic Engagement in an Era of Divisive Politics and Civil Unrest
Editorials
EJOPA 11.1 From the Editors
Andrew Lokie
Articles
Introductory Essay: eJournal of Public Affairs, Volume 11, Issue 1
Carah L. Ong Whaley
Democratic Isolation, Thin Citizenship, and Insurrection: A Theory
Kevin G. Lorentz II and Kimberly Saks McManaway
A Democratic Norm Endures January 6th: Congress and Deference to States’ Election Certifications
Kevin R. Kosar and Elayne Allen
Performing Toxic Masculinity During the January 6 Insurrection
Karen M. Kedrowski
The Temple of Liberty as Fort Knox: The Securitization of Democratic Space in the U.S. Capitol
Alisa J. Rosenthal and Lauren C. Bell
Promoting Critical Reasoning: Civic Engagement in an Era of Divisive Politics and Civil Unrest
Kevin R. Meyer, Nathan J. Carpenter, and Stephen K. Hunt
Bent, But Not Broken: The Constitutional, Legal, and Procedural Issues in the 2020 Electoral College Vote Certification
Nicholas Kapoor
Promoting civic and community-based teaching practices: An exploratory study of collaborations between faculty development centers and civic and community engagement centers
James Morgan Lewing and Lisa M. Bunkowski
Vaccine Hesitancy and the Apocalypse
David M. Claborn
Reviews
Book Review: Carol Leonnig and Philip Rucker 2021. I Alone can Fix It: Donald J. Trump’s Catastrophic Final Year
Kenneth W. Moffett