Laufende Forschung

Buch

The Shifting Spotlight: How Issue Salience Dominates Politics (mit James Dennison, in Vorbereitung)

Arbeitspapiere

“No Backlash to Value-Aligned Policies: Reassessing Public Responses to Pro-immigration Reforms” (mit Marcel Roman)

“Collective Shocks and Social Preferences: A Global, Subnational Analysis” (mit James Walsh und Iván Flores Martínez)

“Climate Indicators and Migration Intentions: Evidence from Africa” (mit Beth Whitaker, Michael Ewers und Jacob Scheff)

“Do Natural Disasters Erode or Foster Social Trust? New Evidence from Brazilian Municipalities” (mit Giuliana Pardelli, Iván Flores Martínez und James Walsh)

“Immigration is Still Difficult?! Administrative Burdens and Immigration Attitudes in the US and UK” (mit Michelangelo Landgrave und Beatrice Magistro)

“Toward Identifying Political Compromise: Rethinking Public Support of Immigration as a Conditional Preference”

“Preventing Backlash by Shifting Issue Priorities: Immigration and Depopulation in Japan” (Registrierter Bericht mit Akira Igarashi, Rieko Kage und Seiki Tanaka)

• Eingeladen zur Überarbeitung und Wiedereinreichung bei Journal of Experimental Political Science

Forschung in Arbeit

“Persuasion by Changing Voters’ Issue Priorities”

“Global Climate Shocks and Migration Intentions” (mit Beth Whitaker, Michael Ewers, Jacob Scheff, James Walsh und Iván Flores Martínez)