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🚨What facts can change minds on immigration?🚨 In our new preprint with @MichelLandgrave, we show that most Americans don't know much about the legal immigration process. Informing voters about the difficulties involved makes them more pro-immigration osf.io/mu4j5/

Excited to share our latest research in World Development (sciencedirect.com/science/articl…)! Coauthored with Sung Eun Kim (Sung Eun Kim), Jong Hee Park (Jong Hee Park), and Joonseok Yang (Joon Yang), we ask: What do _aid recipients in developing countries actually want from foreign assistance? 🧵

polls missed big in 2016, but pollsters spent the past 8 years adapting to those misses and these adjustments worked pretty well in 2024. my new Good Authority piece with Caroline Soler goodauthority.org/news/pollsters…

What’s in a name? Place misrepresentation and #NeighbourhoodStigma in the online rental market by Ariela Schachter, John Kuk, Max Besbris and Lydia Ho ow.ly/MYt750UhywW UW-Madison Sociology UW-Madison CDE #housing #inequality

There is some decent evidence that NAFTA strengthened Republicans in counties affected by it.

A thread about whether the global – and American – center-left needs a different kind of liberalism. These are thoughts triggered by Trump’s victory in the United States and the swing against mainstream incumbents in many other elections around the world.

On Dec 3, 2024, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared emergency martial law. 600+ political scientists of South Korea condemned this in a joint statement, urging impeachment. *We ask political scientists worldwide to please read & sign in support*: bit.ly/3Bfxc2j

We’re asking for solidarity from political scientists worldwide: you can read and sign the statement in English, Japanese, Chinese, and French in the below Qualtrics form: ysgrad.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_a3…

I appeared in wbur radio show (also part of #npr podcast) called “On Point” to discuss what happened in South Korea. The show describes the event, background, and the past quite well if you are curious about the bigger picture. John Kuk was there too! npr.org/podcasts/51005…

I’m never leaving this site 🤣 Community note and the replies are pure gold.

Two small gestures that can encourage graduate students. 1. If you read a paper by a grad student and liked it then emailing them why and how you liked it. This is how I met several senior people when I was a grad student. I gained so much confidence from their comments.

Attitudes towards Muslims were the strongest predictor of Republican presidential support until 2019, but faded in substantive importance in 2020 when anti-BLM & pro-police attitudes became highly prognostic. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

My paper exploring the relationship between group prototypicality and how it impacts how boundaries are defined, is officially online American Political Science Review! 🧵👇

I am currently developing an online speakers series where academics and practitioners can learn from each other about using data for good. Please take the following one-minute survey to let me know if you want to participate in this speakers series: forms.gle/Sd3kwX4aRwehUz…

DEI favorability continues to be +19. Pundits are wrong that: 1) DEI is unpopular. It's popular. 2) This recent support is thermostatic. This is NOT thermostatic. DEI favorability has been high throughout its existence (second pic).

Now that proofs are in, I am stoked to share that my book, The Injustice of Property, is due out June 2025 with UGA Press as part of the Geographies of Justice Series. See a description here: ugapress.org/book/978082037…

From our new issue: "Varieties of Values: Moral Values Are Uniquely Divisive" by Jae-Hee Jung and Scott Clifford. #APSRNewIssue cambridge.org/core/journals/…

#OpenAccess from Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics - Does Racial Civic Pride Differentially Shape White and Non-White Views on Voter Fraud? Evidence from the 2020 Election - cup.org/42iRoLe - John Kuk, Nazita Lajevardi & Kelsey Osborne-Garth (all MSU Political Science) #FirstView #JREP10

What effect do ideologically extreme candidates have on voters? "We show that in-party voters, out-party voters, and independent voters are more likely to turnout to vote and partisans are more likely to support their party’s candidate in elections with ideologically extreme

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