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Jens Hainmueller

Kimberly Glenn Professor and Professor of Political Science

Stanford University

Affiliations

School of Humanities and Sciences

Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity

Political Science

Jens Hainmueller is currently serving as a Center For Comparative Studies In Race And Ethnicity Kimberly Glenn Professor and Professor of Political Science at Stanford University.

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Jens Hainmueller

Stanford University

Kimberly Glenn Professor and Professor of Political Science

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political science social sciences public policy international migration economics migration studies political analysis machine learning migration policy social science research forced migration political science research survey methodology mass immigration comparative politics political economy conjoint experiments econometrics public opinion international relations statistical software statistical methodology labor migration european public policy european integration political behavior comparative case studies conjoint analysis decision science comparative political studies attitude theory labor market integration estimation theory economic integration synthetic control methods low-income immigrants stata module entropy balancing european security regularization (mathematics) prenatal care kernel methods balanced samples eurozone bailouts consumer demand tobacco control preventive medicine consumer economics indigenous peoples social integration statistical analysis labor market outcomes survey (human research) tobacco control program real-world behavior low-skilled immigration asylum seekers natural experiment postwar british politics vocational behavior management science labor market participation work adjustment labor market impact job satisfaction child protection child mental health health protection correctional practice comparative economics comparative psychology transition economies tobacco policy tobacco use bibliometrics job performance population studies causal inference statistical methods refugee studies statistics quantitative social science research

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Does Ad Hoc Language Training Improve the Economic Integration of Refugees? Evidence From Germany’s Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A (Statistics in Society) (2025)

Moritz MarbachEhsan VallizadehNiklas HarderDominik HangartnerJens Hainmueller

syrian refugee crisisinternational migrationrefugee movementslanguagecrisis managementsocial sciences

National Birth Outcomes and Care Utilization for Infants of Emergency Medicaid Eligible Parents. (2025)

Xeuchao QianLilla OrrDuncan LawrenceFernando S. MendozaMaria I. RodriguezLee M SandersJonas J SwartzJens Hainmueller

health carehealth policycare utilizationnational birth outcomesemergency carepublic healthemergency medicine

“Welcome to France.” Can Mandatory Integration Contracts Foster Immigrant Integration?. American Journal of Political Science (2025)

migration studieseuropean integrationtransnational mobilitymigration policylabor migrationnationalityinternational migrationhuman migrationfrenchpublic policyimmigrant integrationcitizenship

Linking Newborns and Mothers to Enable the Study of Inter-Generational Health Outcomes: Evidence From Nationwide Medicaid Data. Research Square (2024)

Lilla OrrBasil SeifSun Young JeonElisa CascardiSakshina BhattJonas SwartzMaria RodriguezFernando MendozaLee SandersJens Hainmueller

health careoutcomes researchhealth policyhealth sciencesinter-generational health outcomesmaternal healthchild healthprenatal carenationwide medicaid datapopulation healthpublic health

The Impact of Private Hosting on the Integration of Ukrainian Refugees. (2024)

Mathis HerpellMoritz MarbachNiklas HarderAlexandra OrlovaDominik HangartnerJens Hainmueller

educationhospitalityukrainian refugeesprivate hostingsocial integration

Can Forecast-Based Nudges Increase Remittance Sending in Advance of Natural Disasters?. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Jens Hainmueller

natural disastersdisaster preventiondisaster responseforecast-based nudgesdisastersdata sciencedisaster risk reductionpredictive analyticsforecastingdata management

Does Access to Citizenship Confer Socio-Economic Returns? Evidence From a Randomized Control Design. (2023)

Jens HainmuellerElisa CascardiMichael HotardRey KoslowskiDuncan LawrenceVasil YasenovDavid Laitin

socio-economic returnssocioeconomicscitizenshippolitical science

Europeans’ Support for Refugees of Varying Background is Stable Over Time. Nature (2023)

Kirk BansakJens HainmuellerDominik Hangartner

european securityeuropean integrationpolitical scienceeuropean public policystabilitysociologyinternational relationseuropean societypublic policy

Replication Data for: Europeans' Support for Refugees of Varying Background is Stable Over Time. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Kirk BansakJens HainmuellerDominik Hangartner

social changereplication datasociologysocial sciences

Automated Chat Application Surveys Using Whatsapp: Evidence From Panel Surveys and a Mode Experiment. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Jennifer FeiJessica WolffMichael HotardHannah InghamSaurabh KhannaDuncan LawrenceBeza TesfayeJeremy M. WeinsteinVasil I. YasenovJens Hainmueller

network sciencecommunicationsocial informaticsmode experimentcomputational social scienceinformation behaviorhuman-computer interactiondata sciencesocial science researchsurvey methodologysocial mediasocial computingsocial sciencesapplied social science

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Jens Hainmueller

Kimberly Glenn Professor and Professor of Political Science

Stanford University

Affiliations

School of Humanities and Sciences

Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity

Political Science

Jens Hainmueller is currently serving as a Center For Comparative Studies In Race And Ethnicity Kimberly Glenn Professor and Professor of Political Science at Stanford University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jens Hainmueller

Stanford University

Kimberly Glenn Professor and Professor of Political Science

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Moritz MarbachEhsan VallizadehNiklas HarderDominik HangartnerJens Hainmueller

syrian refugee crisisinternational migrationrefugee movementslanguagecrisis managementsocial sciences

National Birth Outcomes and Care Utilization for Infants of Emergency Medicaid Eligible Parents. (2025)

Xeuchao QianLilla OrrDuncan LawrenceFernando S. MendozaMaria I. RodriguezLee M SandersJonas J SwartzJens Hainmueller

health carehealth policycare utilizationnational birth outcomesemergency carepublic healthemergency medicine

“Welcome to France.” Can Mandatory Integration Contracts Foster Immigrant Integration?. American Journal of Political Science (2025)

migration studieseuropean integrationtransnational mobilitymigration policylabor migrationnationalityinternational migrationhuman migrationfrenchpublic policyimmigrant integrationcitizenship

Linking Newborns and Mothers to Enable the Study of Inter-Generational Health Outcomes: Evidence From Nationwide Medicaid Data. Research Square (2024)

Lilla OrrBasil SeifSun Young JeonElisa CascardiSakshina BhattJonas SwartzMaria RodriguezFernando MendozaLee SandersJens Hainmueller

health careoutcomes researchhealth policyhealth sciencesinter-generational health outcomesmaternal healthchild healthprenatal carenationwide medicaid datapopulation healthpublic health

The Impact of Private Hosting on the Integration of Ukrainian Refugees. (2024)

Mathis HerpellMoritz MarbachNiklas HarderAlexandra OrlovaDominik HangartnerJens Hainmueller

educationhospitalityukrainian refugeesprivate hostingsocial integration

Can Forecast-Based Nudges Increase Remittance Sending in Advance of Natural Disasters?. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Jens Hainmueller

natural disastersdisaster preventiondisaster responseforecast-based nudgesdisastersdata sciencedisaster risk reductionpredictive analyticsforecastingdata management

Does Access to Citizenship Confer Socio-Economic Returns? Evidence From a Randomized Control Design. (2023)

Jens HainmuellerElisa CascardiMichael HotardRey KoslowskiDuncan LawrenceVasil YasenovDavid Laitin

socio-economic returnssocioeconomicscitizenshippolitical science

Europeans’ Support for Refugees of Varying Background is Stable Over Time. Nature (2023)

Kirk BansakJens HainmuellerDominik Hangartner

european securityeuropean integrationpolitical scienceeuropean public policystabilitysociologyinternational relationseuropean societypublic policy

Replication Data for: Europeans' Support for Refugees of Varying Background is Stable Over Time. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Kirk BansakJens HainmuellerDominik Hangartner

social changereplication datasociologysocial sciences

Automated Chat Application Surveys Using Whatsapp: Evidence From Panel Surveys and a Mode Experiment. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Jennifer FeiJessica WolffMichael HotardHannah InghamSaurabh KhannaDuncan LawrenceBeza TesfayeJeremy M. WeinsteinVasil I. YasenovJens Hainmueller

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