12. Comparative Political Behavior

01. Program Chairs

Aala Abdelgadir, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Campus

Rhetoric, Identity, and Participation: How Group Characteristics Shape the Political Engagement of Migrant-Origin Citizens - Aysenur Kesap, University of California, Riverside

Measuring and Understanding Anti-Asian Bias in Immigration Preferences: Evidence from a 22-Country Conjoint - John Boschen Holbein, University of Virginia; Cecilia Hyunjung Mo, University of California, Berkeley; Charles Crabtree, Dartmouth College; Maya Lu, University of California, Berkeley

Who Welcomes Immigrants? Gender Egalitarianism and Anti-Immigration Attitudes in Europe and East Asia - Min Hee Go, Ewha Womans University

Immigration Attitude and Ideological Movement in Chile - Chuang Chen, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Campus

Democratic Integration of Migrants from Autocracy: Lab-in-the-Field Evidence from North Korean Defectors - Sangyong Son, New York University

Aala Abdelgadir, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Campus

Hannah M Alarian, University of Florida