Publications
Shu Fu and Meg Savel. 2020. "Policy without Partisanship: The Direct Appeals of First Ladies." Presidential Studies Quarterly 50 (4): 736-761. [PDF] [Replication Data & Code]
Shu Fu and William G. Howell. 2020. "The Behavioral Consequences of Public Appeals: Evidence on Campaign Fundraising from the 2018 Congressional Elections." Presidential Studies Quarterly 50 (2): 325-347. [PDF] [Replication Data & Code]
Working Papers
"Against and Alongside the Bully Pulpit: Interbranch Messaging in a Polarized Era." [PDF]
"Presidential Partisan Particularism: A Reconsideration." [PDF]
"Virtual Homestyle: How Congressional Members Signal Ideological Location through Twitter," with Eric Oliver.
"The Filibuster and Legislative Deliberation," with William Howell.
"The Vote-Voice Divide: Disconnection of What Legislators Say and How They Vote."
Theses at Tsinghua
"Impacts of Imperial College Student Opinion on Foreign Policy Making in the Song Dynasty (宋代太学生舆论对国家战和决策的相关性分析)," 2015, advised by Chuanjie Zhang. [PDF]
Chuanjie Zhang and Shu Fu. 2012. "An Analysis of the Orientation of American Public Opinion toward Taiwan (美国公众涉台舆论取向分析)," World Economics and Politics 395: 91-112. [PDF]