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Dissertation: The Public's Relationship With Political Misinformation Committee: Anand Sokhey (Chair), Jennifer Wolak, Jennifer Fitzgerald, John Griffin, Kyle Saunders, Colorado State University Major Fields: American Politics, Methods Ph.D. 2021 Assistant Professor of Political Science, Tennessee State University

Dissertation: Education, Socialization, and Trade Policy: How the Economic Beliefs of Congress Members Influence Trade Openness in the United States Committee: David Bearce (Chair), Adrian Shin, Andy Baker, Srinivas C. Parinandi, Keith Maskus (Economics) Major Fields: International Relations, Comparative Politics Ph.D. 2021

Dissertation: Policy Agendas and Financial Markets: An Aggregate Level Analysis of Stock Market Reactions to Issue Attention Dynamics Committee: Sarah Wilson Sokhey (Chair), Joseph Jupille, Andy Baker, Joshua Strayhorn, Asaf Bernstein (Business Administration) Major Fields: Comparative Politics, Public Policy, Methods Ph.D. 2021

Dissertation: Buying In: Labor Informality and Political Participation in Latin America Committee: Andy Baker (Chair), Carew Boulding, Adrian Shin, Josh Strayhorn, Jeronimo Carballo (Economics) Major Fields: Comparative Politics, Methods Ph.D. 2021 Data Analyst - Homeless Services, City of Long Beach

Dissertation: Extractability: Human capital, technical capacity, and the strategic use of natural resources in intrastate conflict Committee: Jaroslav Tir (Chair), Megan Shannon, Aysegul Aydin, Srinivas C. Parinandi, Leilani Arthurs (Geology) Major Fields: International Politics, Public Policy, Comparative Politics Ph.D. 2021 Assistant Professor in the Division of International Studies at CIDE...

Dissertation: New Game Plus. The Effects of Videogaming on Sociopolitical Attitudes and Behavior Committee: Jennifer Fitzgerald (Chair), Alexandra Siegel, Anand Sokhey, Sarah Wilson Sokhey, Ethan Scheiner (University of California, Davis) Major Fields: Comparative Politics, American Politics, International Relations Ph.D. 2021 Visiting Assistant Professor of Politics, Bates College

Latent territorial threat and democratic regime reversals By: Johannes Karreth, Jarroslav Tir, Douglas M. Gibler Abstract: Why do some democracies revert to non-democratic forms of governance? We develop an explanation of democratic reversals that emphasizes the influence of states鈥� external border relations on domestic politics. Latent threats to a state鈥檚...

Exchange rates and immigration policy By: Adrian Shin Abstract: What explains cross-national and temporal variations in migrant rights? This article argues that policymakers implement more exclusionary or inclusive policies toward migrants in response to exchange-rate fluctuations. Since exchange rates affect the real value of remittances, exchange-rate depreciation of the host...

Migration and Economic Coercion By: Brendan J Connell, Samantha L Moya, Adrian J Shin Abstract: Sender costs of economic sanctions exacerbate the enforcement problem associated with multilateral coercive measures. When third-country sanctioners share strategic interests with the target state, they have commercial and diplomatic incentives to defect from multilateral sanctions...

Voice and Inequality By: Carew Boulding Abstract: The first large-scale study of political participation in eighteen Latin American democracies, focusing on the political participation of the region's poorest citizens. Political regimes in Latin America have a long history of excluding poor people from politics. Today, the region's democracies survive in...