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Professor Minozzi studies the intersection of preferences, beliefs, and communication, with a focus on the consequences for politics and policy. He's interested in a wide variety of topics in political science and economics, including campaigns, elections, legislative politics, political communication, international relations, formal theory, incentivized experiments, and causal inference.

Some of his current research projects focus on the strategic deployment of expert information by elites; learning and the roles of party reputations and issue salience in campaign strategy; and the dynamics of responsiveness to party pressure in Congress.