FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W288222671> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W288222671 abstract "Over the last decade states have been increasing their involvement in the immigration process in the United States. In my dissertation I seek to understand the factors behind the growth of anti-immigrant legislation at the state level. I explore the influence public opinion has on state immigration policy and critically find that while legislatures are generally responsive to public opinion, there are important distortions. There is variation in both when opinion matters and whose opinion matters. I demonstrate that when immigration is most salient, politicians are responsive to the public, but when immigration is not relevant, the public will is largely ignored. Critically, I also show that majority- controlled legislatures only respond to the sentiment of their own party and largely ignore minority public opinion. Finally, I reconceptualize the role immigrants themselves play in shaping policy. Existing studies that do account for the size of the Latino population only see them as being a threat to native residents. I find that states with large Latino populations pass more restrictionist policy; however, as the population becomes significantly large and electorally relevant, the anti- immigrant legislative wave reverses. Latinos also play an important role in the passage of pro-immigrant policy, but have the most influence on symbolic legislation. This dissertation is the most complete study of state immigration policy to date and these findings have important implications for representative democracy. Politicians do respond to public sentiment under unique conditions; however, the majority will dominates and the welfare of immigrants is in question" @default.
• W288222671 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W288222671 creator A5079276408 @default.
• W288222671 date "2014-01-01" @default.
• W288222671 modified "2023-09-27" @default.
• W288222671 title "Immigration, Public Opinion, and State Policy Responsiveness" @default.
• W288222671 cites W1482170873 @default.
• W288222671 cites W1506409432 @default.
• W288222671 cites W1531080730 @default.
• W288222671 cites W1533959867 @default.
• W288222671 cites W1540157508 @default.
• W288222671 cites W1553523290 @default.
• W288222671 cites W1558335739 @default.
• W288222671 cites W1558393125 @default.
• W288222671 cites W1570396618 @default.
• W288222671 cites W177676861 @default.
• W288222671 cites W193139145 @default.
• W288222671 cites W1965701525 @default.
• W288222671 cites W1972101691 @default.
• W288222671 cites W1974951772 @default.
• W288222671 cites W1981399031 @default.
• W288222671 cites W1992503224 @default.
• W288222671 cites W1997148446 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2000684188 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2008476721 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2015090269 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2026069470 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2028749071 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2029410123 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2034301206 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2034328075 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2039941237 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2044658731 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2050327349 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2050895222 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2057251359 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2062962096 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2075928611 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2078646629 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2078908577 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2097450399 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2112264840 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2112611836 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2124758339 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2124784855 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2124905280 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2125174947 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2127525182 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2131957210 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2142344524 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2144180580 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2144450384 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2144948315 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2149414305 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2151796435 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2156376411 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2161788312 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2162939944 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2164540423 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2170949502 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2256533596 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2313769840 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2315040159 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2315125480 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2320616603 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2322887008 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2323025989 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2334377414 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2335749361 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2461381202 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2480253072 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2481731094 @default.
• W288222671 cites W2509015326 @default.
• W288222671 cites W3124207683 @default.
• W288222671 cites W3125195224 @default.
• W288222671 cites W3125554979 @default.
• W288222671 cites W333378836 @default.
• W288222671 cites W411324140 @default.
• W288222671 cites W571677987 @default.
• W288222671 cites W586940718 @default.
• W288222671 cites W992319872 @default.
• W288222671 hasPublicationYear "2014" @default.
• W288222671 type Work @default.
• W288222671 sameAs 288222671 @default.
• W288222671 citedByCount "1" @default.
• W288222671 countsByYear W2882226712015 @default.
• W288222671 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W288222671 hasAuthorship W288222671A5079276408 @default.
• W288222671 hasConcept C109986646 @default.
• W288222671 hasConcept C111141941 @default.
• W288222671 hasConcept C11413529 @default.
• W288222671 hasConcept C129603779 @default.
• W288222671 hasConcept C134698397 @default.
• W288222671 hasConcept C138921699 @default.
• W288222671 hasConcept C144024400 @default.
• W288222671 hasConcept C149923435 @default.
• W288222671 hasConcept C17744445 @default.
• W288222671 hasConcept C199539241 @default.
• W288222671 hasConcept C204207695 @default.
• W288222671 hasConcept C2777351106 @default.

• next