Publications by Dr. Stuart W. Shulman and Collaborators

Peer Reviewed Journals

• Stuart W. Shulman, “Whither Deliberation? Mass e-Mail Campaigns and U.S. Regulatory Rulemaking” Journal of E-Government Vol. 3, No. 3 (2006), 41-64.
• Mack C. Shelley, Lisa Thrane, and Stuart W. Shulman, “Lost in Cyberspace: Barriers to Bridging the Digital Divide in e-Politics,” International Journal of Internet and Enterprise Management Vol. 4, No. 3 (2006), 228-243.
• Stephen Zavestoski, Stuart Shulman, and David Schlosberg, "Democracy and the Environment on the Internet: Electronic Citizen Participation in Regulatory Rulemaking," Science, Technology & Human Values Vol. 31, No. 4 (2006), 383-408.
• Mack C. Shelley, Lisa E. Thrane, and Stuart W. Shulman, “Generational Differences in Informational Technology Use and Political Involvement,” International Journal of Electronic Government Research Vol. 2, No. 1 (2006), 36-53.
• Stuart W. Shulman, “eRulemaking: Issues in Current Research and Practice,” International Journal of Public Administration Vol. 28 (2005), 621-641.
• Stuart Shulman, Jonah Katz, Courtney Quinn, and Paritosh Srivastava, “Empowering Environmentally-Burdened Communities: An Emerging Role for Information Technology,” Local Environment Vol. 10, No. 5 (2005), 501-512.
• Sally Beisser, Stuart Shulman, and Teresa Larson, “Closing the Digital Divide with Service Learning,” Academic Exchange Quarterly Vol. 9, No. 1 (Spring 2005), 31-35.
• Stuart W. Shulman, “The Internet Still Might (but Probably Won’t) Change Everything,” I/S Journal Vol. 1, No. 1 (Winter 2005), 111-145.
  Sally Beisser, Stuart Shulman and Teresa Larson, “Empowerment through Service-Learning: Teaching Technology to Senior Citizens,” The Innovation Journal Vol. 10, No. 1 (2005), 1-13.
• Lisa E. Thrane, Mack C. Shelley, and Stuart W. Shulman, Sally Beisser, Teresa Larson, “e-Political Empowerment: Age Effects or Attitudinal Barriers?” Journal of E-Government Vol. 1, No. 4 (2004), 21-37.
• Stuart Shulman, Jamie Callan, Eduard Hovy, and Stephen Zavestoski, “SGER Collaborative: A Testbed for eRulemaking Data,” Journal of E-Government Vol. 1, No. 1. (2004), 123-127.
• Mack Shelley, Lisa Thrane, Stuart Shulman, Evette Lang, Sally Beisser, Teresa Larson, and James Mutiti, “Digital Citizenship: Parameters of the Digital Divide,” Social Science Computer Review, 22, 2 (2004), 256-269.
• Stuart W. Shulman, “An Experiment in Digital Government at the United States National Organic Program,” Agriculture and Human Values 20, 3 (Fall 2003), 253-265.
• Stuart W. Shulman, David Schlosberg, Stephen Zavestoski, and David Courard-Hauri, “Electronic Rulemaking: New Frontiers in Public Participation,” Social Science Computer Review 21, 2 (Summer 2003), 162-178.
• Stephen Zavestoski and Stuart W. Shulman, “The Internet and Environmental Decision-Making,” Organization and Environment 15, 3 (Fall 2002), 323-327.
• Stuart W. Shulman, “The Business of Soil Fertility: A Convergence of Urban-Agrarian Concern in the Early Twentieth Century,” Organization and Environment 12, 4 (December 1999), 401-424.
• Stuart W. Shulman, “The Progressive Era Farm Press: A Primer on a Neglected Source of Journalism History,” Journalism History 25 (Spring 1999), 25-32.
  Frederick H. Buttel and Stuart W. Shulman, “Introduction to the Special Issue on the Politics and Policies of Sustainable Agriculture,” Society and Natural Resources, guest editor Stuart Shulman, 10, 3 (June 1997), 235-237.

Peer Reviewed Conference Proceedings

• Namhee Kwon, Eduard Hovy, and Stuart Shulman, “Identifying and Classifying Subjective Claims,” Proceedings of the Eighth National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 20-23, 2007 (Digital Government Research Center).
• Stuart Shulman, Jamie Callan, Eduard Hovy, and Stephen Zavestoski, “Language Processing Technology for Electronic Rulemaking: A Project Highlight,” Proceedings of the Seventh National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 21-24, 2006 (Digital Government Research Center).
• Namhee Kwon, Stuart Shulman, and Eduard Hovy, “Multidimensional Text Analysis for eRulemaking,” Proceedings of the Seventh National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 21-24, 2006 (Digital Government Research Center).
• Grace Hui Yang, Jamie Callan, and Stuart Shulman, “Next Steps in Near Duplicate Detection for eRulemaking,” Proceedings of the Seventh National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 21-24, 2006 (Digital Government Research Center).
• Stuart Shulman, “Whither Deliberation: Mass e-Mail Campaigns and U.S. Regulatory Rulemaking,” ICEG 2005: The International Conference on e-Government.
• Stuart Shulman, Jamie Callan, Eduard Hovy, and Stephen Zavestoski, “Language Processing Technology for Electronic Rulemaking: A Project Highlight,” Proceedings of the Sixth National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 15-18, 2005 (Digital Government Research Center).
• Stuart W. Shulman and Mack C. Shelley, “Give the People What They Want: Research Notes from the Hunt for Better Rulemaking,” Proceedings of the Sixth National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 15-18, 2005 (Digital Government Research Center).
• Stuart Shulman, Jamie Callan, Eduard Hovy, and Stephen Zavestoski, “SGER Collaborative: A Testbed for eRulemaking Data,” Proceedings of the Fifth National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 24-26, 2004 (Digital Government Research Center).
• Stuart Shulman, Mack Shelley, and Lisa Thrane, “Digital Citizenship: Parameters of the Digital Divide,” in Proceedings of the Fourth National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 18-21, 2003 (Digital Government Research Center).
• Stuart Shulman, Sally Beisser, Teresa Larson, and Mack Shelley, “Digital Citizenship: Lessons Learned as Service-Learning Meets the Digital Divide,” in Proceedings of the Third National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 20-22, 2002 (Digital Government Research Center).
• Stuart W. Shulman, Stephen Zavestoski, David Schlosberg, David Courard-Hauri, and Dyson Richards, “Citizen Agenda-Setting: The Electronic Collection and Synthesis of Public Commentary in the Regulatory Rulemaking Process,” in Proceedings of the Second National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 20-23, 2001 (Digital Government Research Center).

Peer Reviewed Book Chapters

• Stuart Shulman, “The Federal Docket Management System and the Prospect for Digital Democracy in U.S. Rulemaking,” G. David Garson (Editor) Modern Public Information Technology Systems: Issues and Challenges (Hershey, PA: Idea Group Press, 2006).
• David Schlosberg, Stuart Shulman, and Stephen Zavestoski, “Virtual Environmental Citizenship: Web-Based Public Participation on Environmental Rulemaking in the US,” in Dobson & Bell (Eds.) Environmental Citizenship: Getting From Here to There (MIT Press, 2006), 207-236.
• Lisa Thrane, Stuart Shulman, Mack Shelley, Sally Beisser, and Teresa Larson, “Does Computer Training Translate to E-political Empowerment among Midwestern Senior Citizens?” B. Jaeger (Editor), Young Technologies in Old Hands—An International View on Senior Citizens’ Utilization of ICT (Copenhagen, Denmark: DJØF Publishing, 2005), 159-173.
• Stuart W. Shulman, Lisa Thrane, and Mack C. Shelley, “eRulemaking,” in G. David Garson (Ed.) Handbook of Public Information Systems 2nd Ed. (Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press, 2005), 237-254.
• Stuart W. Shulman, “The Origin of the Federal Farm Loan Act: Issue Emergence and Agenda-Setting in the Progressive Era Print Press,” in Jane Adams (Ed.) Fighting for the Farm: Rural America Transformed (U. of Pennsylvania Press, 2003), 113-128.