Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

Jesse Acevedo

Assistant Professor

University of Denver

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Department of Economics

Department of English & Literary Arts

Department of History

Department of Political Science

Department of Psychology

Department of Sociology & Criminology

Lamont School of Music

Languages, Literatures & Cultures

Media, Film & Journalism Studies

School of Art & Art History

Spanish Language, Literary & Cultural Studies

Jesse Acevedo is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences Assistant Professor at University of Denver.

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Jesse Acevedo

University of Denver

Assistant Professor

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international migration political science migration studies social sciences migration policy mass immigration internal migration latin american politics transnational mobility experimental evidence anthropology african american studies international development development economics economic development protest politics human geography globalization african political economy african economy african studies african development african identity mobility political geography comparative economics african diaspora human mobility development geography forced migration labor migration migrant remittances national identity anti-immigrant sentiment presidential instability latin america mass migration transit migrants border externalization negative views postwar el salvador international political economy international population movement democratization political economy

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Border Externalization and the Geography of Negative Views Toward Transit Migrants in Honduras. International Migration Review (2024)

Jesse AcevedoMariah Richards

border externalizationgeographyglobalizationdevelopment geographytransit migrantspolitical geographynegative viewsinternational migrationhuman geography

Why Emigration is Costly for Incumbents: The Case of El Salvador. Revista Latinoamericana de Opinión Pública (2024)

Jesse Acevedo

forced migrationhuman migrationmass immigrationinternal migrationlabor migrationpublic opinionmigration studiessocial sciencesinternational migrationmigration policylatin american politics

Do Remittances Contribute to Presidential Instability in Latin America?. Latin American Politics and Society (2023)

Jesse Acevedo

politicslatin americapolitical sciencemigration studiespresidential instabilitylatin american politics

The Mobilizing Potential of Mass Migration: Experimental Evidence From Honduras. (2023)

Jesse AcevedoFrancisca Castro

mass migrationhuman mobilityexperimental evidencetransnational mobilityinternational migrationmobilityepidemiology

Migration and Democracy: How Remittances Undermine Dictatorships. by Abel Escribà-Folch, Covadonga Meseguer, and Joseph Wright. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2022. 320P. $99.95 Cloth, $29.95 Paper.. Perspectives on Politics (2022)

Jesse Acevedo

political sciencehuman migrationmass immigrationinternal migrationtransnational mobilitymigration studiesinternational migrationmigration policy

National Identity and Anti-Immigrant Sentiment: Experimental Evidence From Mexico. Migration Studies (2022)

Jesse AcevedoCovadonga Meseguer

political sciencenational identityexperimental evidencesocial sciencesinternational migrationanti-immigrant sentiment

Migrant Remittances and Demand for Redistribution. Studies in Comparative International Development (2020)

Jesse Acevedo

migrant remittanceseconomic developmentsocial sciencesdevelopment economicsinternational developmentcomparative economicsanthropology

Remittances and Protests in Africa. SSRN Electronic Journal (2013)

Jesse Acevedo

african political economyafrican developmentafrican studiesafrican identityprotestafrican american studiesafrican economyafrican diaspora

Migration, Remittances, and Politics in Postwar El Salvador. SSRN Electronic Journal (2012)

Jesse Acevedo

postwar el salvadorpolitical sciencehuman migrationmass immigrationinternal migrationmigration studiesinternational migrationmigration policy

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Jesse Acevedo

Assistant Professor

University of Denver

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Department of Economics

Department of English & Literary Arts

Department of History

Department of Political Science

Department of Psychology

Department of Sociology & Criminology

Lamont School of Music

Languages, Literatures & Cultures

Media, Film & Journalism Studies

School of Art & Art History

Spanish Language, Literary & Cultural Studies

Jesse Acevedo is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences Assistant Professor at University of Denver.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jesse Acevedo

University of Denver

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Border Externalization and the Geography of Negative Views Toward Transit Migrants in Honduras. International Migration Review (2024)

Jesse AcevedoMariah Richards

border externalizationgeographyglobalizationdevelopment geographytransit migrantspolitical geographynegative viewsinternational migrationhuman geography

Why Emigration is Costly for Incumbents: The Case of El Salvador. Revista Latinoamericana de Opinión Pública (2024)

Jesse Acevedo

forced migrationhuman migrationmass immigrationinternal migrationlabor migrationpublic opinionmigration studiessocial sciencesinternational migrationmigration policylatin american politics

Do Remittances Contribute to Presidential Instability in Latin America?. Latin American Politics and Society (2023)

Jesse Acevedo

politicslatin americapolitical sciencemigration studiespresidential instabilitylatin american politics

The Mobilizing Potential of Mass Migration: Experimental Evidence From Honduras. (2023)

Jesse AcevedoFrancisca Castro

mass migrationhuman mobilityexperimental evidencetransnational mobilityinternational migrationmobilityepidemiology

Jesse Acevedo

political sciencehuman migrationmass immigrationinternal migrationtransnational mobilitymigration studiesinternational migrationmigration policy

National Identity and Anti-Immigrant Sentiment: Experimental Evidence From Mexico. Migration Studies (2022)

Jesse AcevedoCovadonga Meseguer

political sciencenational identityexperimental evidencesocial sciencesinternational migrationanti-immigrant sentiment

Migrant Remittances and Demand for Redistribution. Studies in Comparative International Development (2020)

Jesse Acevedo

migrant remittanceseconomic developmentsocial sciencesdevelopment economicsinternational developmentcomparative economicsanthropology

Remittances and Protests in Africa. SSRN Electronic Journal (2013)

Jesse Acevedo

african political economyafrican developmentafrican studiesafrican identityprotestafrican american studiesafrican economyafrican diaspora

Migration, Remittances, and Politics in Postwar El Salvador. SSRN Electronic Journal (2012)

Jesse Acevedo

postwar el salvadorpolitical sciencehuman migrationmass immigrationinternal migrationmigration studiesinternational migrationmigration policy

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