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Jeronimo Cortina

Associate Professor

University of Houston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

Latin American Studies

Honors College

Political Science

Jeronimo Cortina is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Social Sciences Associate Professor at University of Houston.

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University of Houston

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political science social sciences politics elections latin american politics public policy data science election type social science research vote centers human migration mental health political communication political science research political behavior political analysis migration studies urban politics income distribution political psychology comparative politics international relations geopolitics political geography information technology urban geography economic geography educational psychology higher education latino studies social identity knowledge discovery border controls inter-american relation geopolitical conflict global politics spatial politics interface (computing) transnational mobility environmental geography integrated geography health geography self-efficacy theory covid-19 pandemic latin american studies latin american diaspora model theory social theory theoretical modeling migration policy information flow information theory emerging infectious diseases disease outbreaks learning theory cognitive psychology candidate selection public sphere causality causal models latinos republicans geographic proximity public attitudes conspiratorial thinking latino community latino turnout coethnic mobilization propensity score methods multilevel modeling texas elections convenience voting political scandal partisan resiliency latino lives spatial analysis geography survey methodology geographic analytics

Notable Scholarly Works

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Descriptive Representation and Reproductive Health Outcomes: The Role of Women Candidates in Reducing Teen Birth Rates. Healthcare (2024)

Jeronimo CortinaShana Hardin

public healthhealth equityteen birth rateswomen candidatesreproductive health outcomesdescriptive representationgender studiesreproductive healthhealth policy

Hispanic/Latinx College Students’ Mental Health During the Covid-19 Pandemic: The Effects of Familismo and Self-Efficacy. Journal of Latinos and Education (2023)

Mariana VazquezJeronimo Cortina

mental healthhigher educationself-efficacy theorycovid-19 pandemicpsychologyeducationeducational psychologyjournalism

The Geography of Mental Health, Urbanicity, and Affluence. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2023)

Jeronimo CortinaShana Hardin

public healthhuman geographyeconomic geographymental healthurban geographyenvironmental geographygeographyenvironmental scienceenvironmental healthenvironmental researchhealth geographyintegrated geography

Conspiratorial Thinking in the Latino Community on the 2020 Election. Research & Politics (2022)

Jeronimo CortinaBrandon Rottinghaus

political sciencepoliticssocial scienceslatin american politicsideologylatino communityconspiratorial thinking

“the Quiet Revolution”: Convenience Voting, Vote Centers, and Turnout in Texas Elections. Politics Groups and Identities (2021)

Jeronimo CortinaBrandon Rottinghaus

vote centerspolitical sciencepoliticsconvenience votinglatin american politicspolitical behaviortexas electionselections

From a Distance: Geographic Proximity, Partisanship, and Public Attitudes Toward the U.S.–Mexico Border Wall. Political Research Quarterly (2019)

Jeronimo Cortina

social sciencespolitical geographypoliticsgeographic proximitylatin american politicspolitical communicationglobal politicsinternational relationsgeopoliticspolitical science researchinter-american relationpolitical sciencegeopolitical conflictspatial politicspublic attitudespolitical psychologypublic policyborder controlspolitical analysiscomparative politics

Replication Data for Vote Centers and Turnout by Election Type in Texas. Harvard Dataverse (2019)

Brandon RottinghausJeronimo Cortina

vote centerspolitical sciencereplication dataelection typeelections

Rottinghaus_Cortina_Vote Centers and Turnout by Election Type in Texas_Do File.Do. Harvard Dataverse (2019)

Brandon RottinghausJeronimo Cortina

political scienceelection typestatisticsurban politicsdata scienceelections

Rottinghaus_Cortina_Vote Centers and Turnout by Election Type in Texas_Parallel Assumption Data.Tab. Harvard Dataverse (2019)

Brandon RottinghausJeronimo Cortina

political methodologypolitical scienceelection typestatisticsdata science

Vote Centers and Turnout by Election Type in Texas. Research & Politics (2019)

Jeronimo CortinaBrandon Rottinghaus

vote centerspolitical sciencepoliticselection typeurban politics

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Jeronimo Cortina

Associate Professor

University of Houston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

Latin American Studies

Honors College

Political Science

Jeronimo Cortina is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Social Sciences Associate Professor at University of Houston.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jeronimo Cortina

University of Houston

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Descriptive Representation and Reproductive Health Outcomes: The Role of Women Candidates in Reducing Teen Birth Rates. Healthcare (2024)

Jeronimo CortinaShana Hardin

public healthhealth equityteen birth rateswomen candidatesreproductive health outcomesdescriptive representationgender studiesreproductive healthhealth policy

Hispanic/Latinx College Students’ Mental Health During the Covid-19 Pandemic: The Effects of Familismo and Self-Efficacy. Journal of Latinos and Education (2023)

Mariana VazquezJeronimo Cortina

mental healthhigher educationself-efficacy theorycovid-19 pandemicpsychologyeducationeducational psychologyjournalism

The Geography of Mental Health, Urbanicity, and Affluence. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2023)

Jeronimo CortinaShana Hardin

Conspiratorial Thinking in the Latino Community on the 2020 Election. Research & Politics (2022)

Jeronimo CortinaBrandon Rottinghaus

political sciencepoliticssocial scienceslatin american politicsideologylatino communityconspiratorial thinking

“the Quiet Revolution”: Convenience Voting, Vote Centers, and Turnout in Texas Elections. Politics Groups and Identities (2021)

Jeronimo CortinaBrandon Rottinghaus

vote centerspolitical sciencepoliticsconvenience votinglatin american politicspolitical behaviortexas electionselections

From a Distance: Geographic Proximity, Partisanship, and Public Attitudes Toward the U.S.–Mexico Border Wall. Political Research Quarterly (2019)

Jeronimo Cortina

Replication Data for Vote Centers and Turnout by Election Type in Texas. Harvard Dataverse (2019)

Brandon RottinghausJeronimo Cortina

vote centerspolitical sciencereplication dataelection typeelections

Rottinghaus_Cortina_Vote Centers and Turnout by Election Type in Texas_Do File.Do. Harvard Dataverse (2019)

Brandon RottinghausJeronimo Cortina

political scienceelection typestatisticsurban politicsdata scienceelections

Rottinghaus_Cortina_Vote Centers and Turnout by Election Type in Texas_Parallel Assumption Data.Tab. Harvard Dataverse (2019)

Brandon RottinghausJeronimo Cortina

political methodologypolitical scienceelection typestatisticsdata science

Vote Centers and Turnout by Election Type in Texas. Research & Politics (2019)

Jeronimo CortinaBrandon Rottinghaus

vote centerspolitical sciencepoliticselection typeurban politics

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