Jason L. Morin

California State University--Northridge

Affiliations

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Department Of Political Science

Public Administration

NoneJason L. Morin is currently serving as a College Of Social And Behavioral Sciences faculty at California State University--Northridge.

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Jason L. Morin

California State University--Northridge

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political science public policy politics social sciences economics elections ethnicity social justice political science research latino studies punitive immigration policy social inequality racial discrimination race social problems political studies political analysis comparative law criminal justice migration studies political behavior ethnic group relation carceral setting racial prejudice socio-economic issues political agendas political theory institutional change minority influence minority rights procedural justice legal process penology corporate political activity correctional practice business-government relations retail banking policy evaluation mass immigration migration policy public policy research political competition societal influence party influence ethnic attachments latino voters ice contracts financial interests detention facilities carceral markets minority members institutional mobility voting behavior u.s. courts minority judges financial payoffs private prison industry house members

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Mexican Flags Flown During Immigration Protests Bother White People a Lot More Than Other Americans. (2025)

protestwhite peopleimmigration protestsethnicitymexican flags

Immigrant Detention Be Banned? Constituent, Subconstituent, and Elite Influence Over House Democrat's Decision to Cosponsor the Dignity for Detained Immigrants Act. Legislative Studies Quarterly (2024)

Jason L. MorínLoren Collingwood

political sciencehouse democratpublic policylawsocietal influencedetained immigrants actelite influencesocial justiceimmigrant detention

Walls, Weed, and Coal: How Threats to Local Industry Shape Economic Voting. Political Behavior (2024)

Loren CollingwoodJason L. MorínEitan Tzelgov

political scienceeconomicspolitical competitionpolitical behaviorpolitical economy

Fluctuations of Immigration Salience: Testing Alternative Explanations of Policy Salience Among Us Latinos. Journal of Public Policy (2023)

Barbara Gomez-AguinagaJason L. MorínGabriel R. Sanchez

public policy researchpolicy evaluationmigration policysociologyalternative explanationssocial sciencespublic policyhuman migrationimmigration saliencepolicy salienceinternational migrationdemographylatino studiesmigration studiesmass immigrationpolicy analysis

Cosponsoring and Cashing in: Us House Members’ Support for Punitive Immigration Policy and Financial Payoffs From the Private Prison Industry. Business and Politics (2021)

Jason L. MorínRachel TorresLoren Collingwood

risk managementpolitical sciencepoliticspenologycorporate political activitypublic policypunitive immigration policybusinessbusiness-government relationshouse membersretail bankingpolitical economyfinancial payoffscorrectional practiceprivate prison industrycorporate social responsibility

Is the Bridge Broken? Increasing Ethnic Attachments and Declining Party Influence Among Latino Voters. Political Research Quarterly (2020)

Jason L. MorínYoshira Macías MejíaGabriel R. Sanchez

political sciencepoliticsethnic group relationlatino voterslatino studiesethnic attachmentsethnicitypolitical science researchparty influence

Expanding Carceral Markets: Detention Facilities, Ice Contracts, and the Financial Interests of Punitive Immigration Policy. Race and Social Problems (2018)

Loren CollingwoodJason L. MorinStephen Omar El-Khatib

raceracial discriminationsocial problemspunitive immigration policyeconomicssocial sciencespublic policyice contractssocial inequalityfinancial interestscarceral settingcarceral marketsracial prejudicedetention facilitiessocio-economic issuessocial justice

The Voting Behavior of Minority Judges in the U.S. Courts of Appeals. American Politics Research (2013)

constitutional lawcivil procedurepolitical sciencejurisprudencepublic lawu.s. courtscomparative lawlawlegal processvoting behaviorprocedural justiceminority judgescriminal justicecriminal lawelections

The Institutional Mobility of Minority Members of Congress. Political Research Quarterly (2010)

Michael S. RoccaGabriel R. SanchezJason L. Morin

political sciencepoliticspolitical agendaspolitical studiespublic policyminority rightspolitical sociologypolitical theoryinstitutional changepolitical science researchpolitical analysisminority membersminority influenceinstitutional mobilityelections