2024

The usual suspects?: Attitudes towards immigration during the COVID-19 pandemicBy: Sung Eun Kim, Adrian J Shin, Yujeong YangAbstract:COVID-19 has intensified public apprehension about foreigners. In this article, we examine two questions related to

Historical Immigration Policies: Trends and LessonsBy: Margaret E Peters, Frida Boräng, Sara Kalm, Johannes Lindvall, Adrian J ShinAbstract:In recent years, scholars of migration have created several new immigration policy indexes, but most existing

Social pressure in the international human rights regime: Why states withdraw treaty reservationsBy: Christina Boyes, Cody D Eldredge, Megan Shannon, Kelebogile ZvobgoAbstract:States often use reservations to modify their treaty obligations. Prior

Investigating the politics and content of US State artificial intelligence legislationBy: Srinivas Parinandi, Jesse Crosson, Kai Peterson, Sinan NadarevicAbstract:The rapid emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) technology and its application by

Pro-carbon policymaking in renewable portfolio standards: An empirical assessmentBy: Srinivas C Parinandi, Sara Hoose, Hyodong SohnAbstract:Here, we develop and deploy a procedure to identify pro-carbon policymaking in state renewable portfolio

How can the police avoid earning our distrust? Exploring the associations of police distrust among African AmericansBy: Mark Benton, Michelangelo LandgraveAbstract:ÌýThe American public’s distrust in the police is at a historic high. Distrust

Do State Legislative Staffer Networks Influence Roll-call Voting? Evidence from Shared Personal Staffers in Arizona, Indiana, and New MexicoBy: Michelangelo LandgraveAbstract:Legislative staffers are an invisible force in legislative bodies that

A nation of immigrants? The case for a politically influential and intersectional immigrant identity in the United StatesBy: Stephanie Chan, Michelangelo LandgraveAbstract:Do Americans identify as immigrants and, if so, what are the political

American Government 3eBy: Glen Krutz, Sylvie WaskiewiczAbstract:American Government 3e aligns with the topics and objectives of many government courses. Faculty involved in the project have endeavored to make government workings, issues, debates,

Is it so that size matter? Testing the relationship between citizens’ conceptions of politics and their political participation in a new contextBy: Carl Görtz, Viktor Dahl, Jennifer FitzgeraldAbstract:What is politics according to citizens? This