Academic Publications

Efforts by the religious and political right to connect Christianity and the free-market system has shifted white evangelical Protestants' economic views.

PRRI CEO Robert P. Jones outlines how—and why—White Christian America lost its place at the center of the country's political and social consciousness.

A look at why Muslims have arguably become the most consistently-demonized group in American politics in the last decade.

While Americans' religious tolerance has expanded to include more religions, atheists are the outlier.

Explores how social desirability bias impacts Americans' self-reported religious attendance, affiliation, salience and belief.

In a chapter for the Oxford Handbook of Atheism, PRRI Research Associate Juhem Navarro-Rivera sketches a profile of a typical global nonbeliever.

In a chapter for a new collected volume, PRRI CEO Robert P. Jones and Research Director Daniel Cox explore partisan polarization among white Christians.

In the updated 2nd edition of Religion and the American Presidency, PRRI CEO Robert P. Jones and PRRI Research Director Daniel Cox provide a new chapter focusing on the role religion plays in the pres…

PRRI CEO Robert P. Jones uses PRRI surveys to explore whether religion impacts opinions and political participation similarly among different racial groups.

PRRI CEO Robert P. Jones conducts research among religious factions in the Oregon Assisted Suicide debates as a means to show ethnography as revelation.