John Doble is founder of Doble Research Associates, a public interest consulting firm that specializes in exploring from a nonpartisan perspective, public and leadership opinion about complex issues such as crime and corrections, education, health care, and teenage pregnancy. Clients include the Kettering Foundation, the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation, the National Institute of Justice, the Delaware Governor's Family Council, and the Vermont Department of Corrections, among many others. Prior to founding his firm, John Doble was vice president and research director at Public Agenda, a nonpartisan research and educational organization founded by Cyrus Vance and Daniel Yankelovich. Mr. Doble is a political scientist with a Masters Degree from the University of Delaware where he was awarded the James R. Soles-Marian Palley Fellowship.

(2000,March). Attitudes towards Crime and Punishment in Vermont: Public Opinion about an Experiment with Restorative Justice - Grant # 98-IJ-CX-0028, Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Doble Research.(1998, December). Public Opinion about Sex Offenders and Community Notification in the State of Vermont.(1998). Governing America: Our Choices, Our Challenge. Dayton, OH: National Issue Forum Institute. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Doble Research.(1996, June). Productive policy depends on public understanding of scientific issues.The Scientist.(1995, October). Crime and corrections: The views of the people of North Carolina. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Doble Research.