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The following are CCIS research associates at UCSD. To see non-UCSD research associates, click here.

NameEmailDepartmentResearch Interests
Marisa Abrajanomabrajano@ucsd.eduPolitical ScienceLatino politics in U.S.
Claire L. Adidacadida@ucsd.eduPolitical ScienceComparative Politics; The study of ethnicity and identity, government and non-state provision of public goods, inter-group cooperation and violence, and trust and informal institutions
Robert Alvarezr1alvare@ucsd.eduEthnic StudiesMexican migration to the U.S.; kinship networks
Julian Bettsjbetts@ucsd.eduEconomicsEducational attainment of immigrants in the U.S.
Frank Biessfbiess@ucsd.eduHistoryThe role of immigrant labor in postwar reconstruction of the "two Germanies"
William Chandlerwchandler@ucsd.eduPolitical ScienceImmigration policy and the politics of immigration in Germany
Fatima El-Tayebfeltayeb@ucsd.eduLiterature 19th and 20th Century European history, (Trans)National Identities, African Diaspora Studies, Gender Studies, Ethnic Minorities in Europe
Steven Erieserie@ucsd.eduPolitical ScienceImmigrants and ethnicity in U.S. urban politics
Yen Espirituyespiritu@ucsd.eduEthnic Studies Gender, race, transnationalism, Filipino and Vietnamese immigrants in the U.S.
Takashi Fujitanitfujitani@ucsd.eduHistoryColonial and military history of Koreans in Japan
David Gutierrezdggutierrez@ucsd.eduHistoryHistory of Mexican immigration and relations between immigrants and Mexican Americans
Zoltan L. Hajnalzhajnal@ucsd.eduPolitical Science Racial and ethnic politics, urban politics, minority representation in direct democracy
Gordon Hansongohanson@ucsd.eduGraduate School of International Relations and Pacific StudiesImmigration and trade in the U.S. and México; labor market consequences of globalization
John B. Havilandjhaviland@ucsd.eduAnthropology Social life of language, Tzotzil Mayan, Australian languages, Mexico, Australia.
Alan Houstonahouston@ucsd.eduPolitical SciencePolitical theory; history of anti-immigration thought in 18th Century America.
Thad Koussertkousser@ucsd.eduPolitical ScienceImmigrants as a component of the California electorate; immigration as an issue in California politics and government
April Lintonaplinton@ucsd.eduSociologyImmigration and the politics of bilingual education in the U.S.; sociology of language; globalization and development
Lisa Lowelmlowe@ucsd.eduLiteratureThe Asian-American experience in the U.S.
Jorge Mariscalgmariscal@ucsd.eduLiteratureThe literature of Mexican migration
Everard Meadeemeade@ucsd.eduHistory20th century Mexican history and U.S. immigration
Natalia M. Molinanmolina@ucsd.eduEthnic Studies Post-1865 U.S. history, comparative ethnicities, Latina/o history
David Pedersendpedersen@ucsd.eduAnthropology Transnational migrant life, remittance circulation, Latin America, El Salvador, U.S.
James Rauchjrauch@ucsd.eduEconomicsInternational trade through ethnic networks
Nayan Shahnbshah@ucsd.eduHistoryImpact of cultural meanings and political/administrative practices on categories of race and sexuality in Asian migrations to North America
Steffanie Strathdeesstrathdee@ucsd.eduDepartment of Family and Preventive MedicineImpacts of migration on public health in the U.S.-Mexico borderlands
Olga Vasquezovasquez@ucsd.eduCommunicationBilingual communication and education in U.S. immigrant communities
Pasquale Verdicchiopverdicchio@ucsd.eduLiteratureNorth African immigrants in Italy
Winifred Woodhullwwoodhull@ucsd.eduLiteratureNorth African and Caribbean female immigrants in France
Christopher Woodruffcwoodruff@ucsd.eduGraduate School of International Relations and Pacific StudiesLabor markets and micro-industrial development in Mexico; migration and savings institutions in Mexico
Lisa Yoneyamalyoneyam@ucsd.eduLiteratureRace relations in Japan; Korean writers in Japan
Ana Celia Zentellaazentella@ucsd.eduEthnic Studies Language use and linguistic attitudes among Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Cubans, and Colombians in New York City and Mexicans in San Diego; language policy in the U.S.
Elana Zilbergezilberg@ucsd.eduCommunication Transnational Salvadoran immigrant youth in Los Angeles and El Salvador; transnational, border, and urban studies; globalization, violence, race and ethnicity
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