Ibrahim Kocaman, UNT, “Military Influence on Politics and Self-Determination Movements” Raul Guerrero, UNT, “Towards Reconciliation in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Gabriela Okundaye, UNT, “Access to the Highest Office: For Natives or For Immigrants As Well?” Hope Dewell Gentry, UNT, “Strategic Membership in Religious Organizations by Political Officials: Evidence from Japan’s 2012 General Election” Tiffany Blanchet, UNT, “Make America Great Again”: An Ideological Rhetorical Critique” Jordan Nafa, UNT, “Identity, Diversity, and Civic Engagement: Revisiting the Relationship between Diversity and Social Capital” Loren Collingwood, UC Riverside, “Contractor Politics: How Political Events Influence Private Prison Company Stock Shares in the Pre and Post Trump Era”Ĭhase Neill, UNT, “Climate Change Policy Support among Ethnic/Minority Groups in the United States: A Shift to Post-Materialism?”Īntonio Molinar, UNT, “Concerning Millennials: A Generational Approach to Measuring Linked Fate”Īlexander Goodwin, UNT, “Analyzing the applicability of the Patrol-Alarm mode of oversight in explaining successful police reform in the United States” John Bretting, UT El Paso, “Unmentionable Boundaries: El Paso Pre and Post”
Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, UNT and Eric Gonzalez Juenke, Colorado, “The Politics of the President’s Immigration Rhetoric” Hadidja Nyiransekuye, UNT, “Reflections on the State of the Refugee Issue – Towards a Paradigm Shift”Īmentahru Wahlrab, UT Tyler, “WELCOME TO DAYTON: The Role of Cities In The Integration of President’s Immigration Rhetoric” Osorio, University of California at Riverside, “Who is Worthy? Refugees in a Time of Uncertainty”ĭaniel Sledge, University of Texas at El Paso, “Medicaid Expansion and Racial Disparities in Medically-Assisted Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder” Huckle, Pace University, “Racism, Sexism, and Gun Rights” Periloux Peay, University of Oklahoma, “Reclaiming Our Time: Core Policy Interconnectivity and Black-Issue Advocacy in the House of Representatives”ġ0:40 – 12:00 PANEL 2 Race, Ethnicity, and Public Policy Issues Maraam Dwidar, University of Texas, “Power to the Partner: Lobbying Coalitions and Minority Representation in Federal Rulemaking” Pinliang Dong, UNT Department of GeographyĤ:15pm – 5:30pm - Key Note Address: “What Does Political Science Have to Say to the Current Circumstances and Will It Be Helpful?” Dean Gary Segura, UCLA Luskin School of Public AffairsĦpm – 8pm – DINNER at Armadillo Ale Works, 221 South Bell Avenueĭay’s events in University Gateway Center Room 43, 801 North Texas Blvd.ĩ:15-10:30 PANEL 1 Race, Ethnicity, and Issues of RepresentationĪpolonia Calderon, University of Maryland, “Final Lines of Defense: Nonprofit Legal Services and Removal Rates During Secure Communities” ******************************** 63rd meeting of the Politics of Race, Immigration, and Ethnicity Consortium University of Northern Texas Thursday and Friday, November 14th – 15th, 2019Ģpm-4pm – Workshop “Using GIS on Your Research” led by Dr. House of Representatives.”ĥ:30pm Dinner reception to follow at home of Shaun Bowler Periloux Peay, U of Oklahoma, “Legislative Venue Shopping and the Strategic Pursuit of Multidimensional Black Interests in the U.S.Karina Shklyan, UCSD “Civic Engagement, Legal Status, and the Context of Reception: Participation in Voluntary Associations.”.Fernando Marquez Duarte, UC Riverside “Multiculturalism and integration: Haitian migration in Baja California”.Sunny Shao and Stephanie DeMora, UC Riverside “Census outreach and the continuum of civic engagement.”.Nathan Kar Ming Chan, UC Irvine “Religion, Racial Conservatism, and Voter Turnout in 2016: The Diverging Paths of African American, Latinx, Asian American, and White Evangelicals.”.Stephen El-Khatib, UC Riverside, “The Muslims Next Door.”.Rachel Torres, U of Iowa “Policy Generating Hostility: The Impact of State-Level Removals on Public Opinion.”.Eileen Diaz McConnell, Arizona State University “Good, Bad, and Beyond the Binary: Predicting Whites’ Views about Future Ethnoracial Diversification in the United States.”.
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