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Alexandra Filindra
Alexandra Filindra
Associate Professor of Political Science, UIC
Verified email at uic.edu
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Racial Resentment and Whites’ Gun Policy Preferences in Contemporary America
A Filindra, NJ Kaplan
Political Behavior, 1-21, 2015
1842015
The power of context: State-level policies and politics and the educational performance of the children of immigrants in the United States
A Filindra, D Blanding, CG Coll
Harvard Educational Review 81 (3), 407-438, 2011
1252011
Testing Theories of Gun Policy Preferences Among Blacks, Latinos, and Whites in America*
A Filindra, N Kaplan
Social Science Quarterly 98 (2), 413-428, 2017
792017
Immigrant social policy in the American states: Race politics and state TANF and Medicaid eligibility rules for legal permanent residents
A Filindra
State Politics & Policy Quarterly 13 (1), 26-48, 2013
742013
Together in good times and bad? How economic triggers condition the effects of intergroup threat
A Filindra, S Pearson‐Merkowitz
Social Science Quarterly 94 (5), 1328-1345, 2013
62*2013
Analysing US state legislative resolutions on immigrants and immigration: The role of immigration federalism
A Filindra, M Kovács
International Migration 50 (4), 33-50, 2012
43*2012
Raising Arizona v. United States: Historical Patterns of American Immigration Federalism
DJ Tichenor, A Filindra
Lewis & Clark L. Rev. 16, 1215, 2012
38*2012
Immigrant inclusion in the safety net: A framework for analysis and effects on educational attainment
M Condon, A Filindra, A Wichowsky
Policy Studies Journal 44 (4), 424-448, 2016
372016
Racial resentment or sexism? White Americans’ outgroup attitudes as predictors of gun ownership and NRA membership
A Filindra, NJ Kaplan, BE Buyuker
Sociological inquiry 91 (2), 253-286, 2021
342021
Studying public policy through immigration policy: advances in theory and measurement
A Filindra, SW Goodman
Policy Studies Journal 47 (3), 498-516, 2019
342019
Is “Threat” in the Eye of the Researcher? Theory and Measurement in the Study of State‐Level Immigration Policymaking
A Filindra
Policy Studies Journal, 2018
332018
When partisans and minorities interact: Interpersonal contact, partisanship, and public opinion preferences on immigration policy
S Pearson‐Merkowitz, A Filindra, JJ Dyck
Social Science Quarterly 97 (2), 311-324, 2016
322016
Coping with a changing integration policy context: American state policies and their effects on immigrant political engagement
A Filindra, A Manatschal
Regional Studies 54 (11), 1546-1557, 2020
302020
Race politics research and the American presidency: thinking about white attitudes, identities and vote choice in the Trump era and beyond
B Buyuker, AJ D'Urso, A Filindra, NJ Kaplan
Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics 6 (3), 600-641, 2021
292021
The case against removal: Jus noci and harm in deportation practice
B Buckinx, A Filindra
Migration Studies 3 (3), 393-416, 2015
232015
Research Note: Stopping the Enforcement “Tide”: Descriptive Representation, L atino Institutional Empowerment, and State‐Level Immigration Policy
A Filindra, S Pearson‐Merkowitz
Politics & Policy 41 (6), 814-832, 2013
212013
The emergence of the “Temporary Mexican”: American agriculture, the US congress, and the 1920 hearings on the temporary admission of illiterate Mexican laborers
A Filindra
Latin American Research Review 49 (3), 85-102, 2014
192014
E pluribus unum? Federalism, immigration and the role of the American states
A Filindra
Rutgers The State University of New Jersey, School of Graduate Studies, 2009
162009
Beyond performance: Racial prejudice and Whites’ mistrust of government
A Filindra, NJ Kaplan, BE Buyuker
Political Behavior 44 (2), 961-979, 2022
152022
The Myth of Self-deportation-How Behavioral Economics Reveals the Fallacies behind “Attrition through Enforcement”
A Filindra
Policy report, Immigration Policy Center, American Immigration Council, 2012
142012
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