Refereed Research Publications
Reilly, Will. 2008. “Does Athletic Investment Make Sense? Using NCAA Tournament Results to Test the Logic of Sports Spending among Mid-Major Universities.” Paul Simon Policy Institute Occasional Papers. Number 10: 2-30.
Reilly, Will. 2007. “Legal Skill or Systemic Structure: A Quantitative Examination of the Reasons Prosecutors Win.” Critique. Fall: 30-41.
Works in Progress
Reilly, Will. “Winning at the First Stage: An Empirical Examination of Defendant Success in Five Midwestern Trial Courts.” To be submitted to Law and Society Review.
Reilly, Will, and Erica Battle. “Altered Perceptions? A Test of whether the American Beauty Standard Is Changing to Reflect Increased National Diversity.” Submitted to Journal of Black Studies.
Reilly, Will. “Upper-Class Kids; Lower-Class Jobs: Using a Set of Quantifiable Economic Variables to Predict Identification with the ‘Hipster’ and Post-Occupy Movements.” Currently being written and edited.
Reilly, Will. “Word on the Street: The Effect of Race, Gender, Political Identification, and Other Factors on the Performance of Paid Canvassers.” Currently being written and edited.
Conference Presentations and Other Presented Work
“An App For the Culture of Fear? An Empirical Examination of the Effect of Social Media Content on Racial and Political Distrust.” Paper accepted for presentation at Midwest Political Science Association Conference. Chicago, IL (April 2016). Paper accepted for presentation at American Association of Behavioral and Social Sciences Conference. Las Vegas, NV (February 2016).
“Are The Browns Down? The Effect of Racial Status and Other Core Characteristics on Racial Identity Valuation: Revised Following a Randomized Research Re-test.” Paper accepted for presentation at Midwest Political Science Association Conference. Chicago, IL (April 2016). Paper accepted for presentation at American Association of Behavioral and Social Sciences Conference. Las Vegas, NV (February 2016).