Political scientists frequently interpret the results of conjoint experiments as reflective of
majority preferences. In this article, we show that the target estimand of conjoint …

An incisive look at how America's continued demographic explosion has spurred the
development of a new identity as people of color. For decades now, pundits and political …

Social scientists are frequently interested in who is most responsive to a treatment. By
necessity, such moderation experiments often rely on observed moderators, such as …

Americans' views of immigration are substantially more positive than political discourse
since 2010 might suggest. And they are becoming more positive. So too are Whites' views of …

To what extent does exposure to immigration condition the types of immigrants citizens are
willing to admit? Extending the conjoint approach adopted by Hainmueller and Hopkins (Am …

Immigration is one of the most salient and important issues in contemporary American
politics. While a great deal is known about how cultural attitudes and economics influence …

Labor-saving technology has already decreased employment opportunities for middle-skill
workers. Experts anticipate that advances in AI and robotics will cause even more significant …

Introducing an international relations perspective into the literature on anti-immigrant
attitudes, we hypothesize that immigrants from rival countries will be shunned and …

Vast research on immigration lumps together native citizens' attitudes toward two different
groups: the immigrant stock of non-naturalized resident aliens, and the immigrant flow, that …

Most studies that explore attitudes towards immigration conceptualize immigrants as
economic migrants. The limitation of this approach is that it emphasizes economic costs and …