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Margaret Peters

Professor and Vice Chair for Graduate Studies

University of California, Los Angeles

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the College

Political Science

Margaret Peters is currently serving as a Political Science Professor and Vice Chair for Graduate Studies at University of California, Los Angeles.

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Margaret Peters

University of California, Los Angeles

Professor and Vice Chair for Graduate Studies

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political science social sciences migration policy economics public policy international migration international relations migration studies international trade human migration international politics trade globalization international organizations labor migration political information migration timing comparative politics transnational mobility trade policy immigration policy societal influence regime analysis mass immigration political contestation global policy international business cultural change international economic law latin american politics social science research refugee law geopolitics european integration international sociology attitude theory global politics international population movement global north applied ethics demographic change biopolitics international factor mobility internal migration labor market integration economic integration caregivers international regulation border controls political transformation reproducible research international cooperation refugee movements behavioral game theory activism population displacement great recession economic threat open trade trading barriers huddled masses autocratic survival foreign direct investment immigration policy making united states causal relationship backward comparative immigration regimes domestic discrimination international political economy political economy

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Price of Dignity: Measuring Migrants' Metaperceptions Using Behavioral Games. (2025)

Yang-Yang ZhouDaniel RojasMargaret E. PetersCybele Kappos

human behaviormeasuring migrantsbehavioral gamesbehavioral game theorybehavioral sciencesmigration studiessocial sciencessocial behaviorhuman migrationpsychology

Historical Immigration Policies: Trends and Lessons. International Studies Quarterly (2024)

Margaret E PetersFrida BorängSara KalmJohannes LindvallAdrian J Shin

historical immigration policiesmigration studiespublic policymigration policyinternational migration

Left out: How Political Ideology Affects Support for Migrants in Colombia. The Journal of Politics (2024)

Alisha HollandMargaret E. PetersYang-Yang Zhou

politicslatin american politicspolitical scienceinternational migration

Protecting Irregular Migrants: Evidence From Colombia. (2024)

Daniel RojasAlfredo TrejoMargaret E. PetersYang-Yang Zhou

labor migrationmass immigrationmigration studieshuman migrationrefugee movementsirregular migrantspublic policymigration policyinternational migration

When Pandemic Threat Does Not Stoke Xenophobia: Evidence From a Panel Survey Around Covid-19. Politics Groups and Identities (2024)

Yang-Yang ZhouDaniel RojasMargaret E. Peters

public healthepidemiologypandemic threatglobal healthcovid-19

How Authoritarian Governments Decide Who Emigrates: Evidence From East Germany. International Organization (2023)

Julian MichelMichael K. MillerMargaret E. Peters

regime analysisinternational politicsinternational organizationspolitical scienceinternational relationseast germanymigration policy

Ino Volume 77 Issue 3 Cover and Front Matter. International Organization (2023)

J SharmanJulian MichelMichael MillerMargaret PetersGiovanni MantillaJane VaynmanTristan VolpeJacquelyn SchneiderBenjamin SchechterRachael ShafferJoel SimmonsBrett LeedsLayna MosleyB PeterRosendorff Associate¸e ZarakolElana MatthewsManaging EditorStephanie RickardRebecca Adler-NissenJ Lawrence BrozAllison CarnegieDavid CarterAlexandre DebsJames FearonMartha Finnemore

international organizationsinternational cooperationinternational relations

Replication Data for:"How Authoritarian Governments Decide Who Emigrates: Evidence From East Germany". Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Julian MichelMichael MillerMargaret Peters

regime analysisreplication datainternational migrationauthoritarian governmentspolitical scienceinternational relationseast germanymigration policycomparative politics

Replication Data for:"Left out: How Political Ideology Affects Support for Migrants in Colombia". Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Yang-Yang ZhouAlisha HollandMargaret E. Peters

social sciencesreplication datapolitical scienceinternational migration

Correction to: Inequality and Immigration Policy. Studies in Comparative International Development (2022)

Margaret E. PetersAdrian J. Shin

international developmentsocial sciencesimmigration policyeconomicseconomic inequalitypublic policy

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Margaret Peters

Professor and Vice Chair for Graduate Studies

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Political Science

Margaret Peters is currently serving as a Political Science Professor and Vice Chair for Graduate Studies at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Margaret Peters

University of California, Los Angeles

Professor and Vice Chair for Graduate Studies

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Price of Dignity: Measuring Migrants' Metaperceptions Using Behavioral Games. (2025)

Yang-Yang ZhouDaniel RojasMargaret E. PetersCybele Kappos

human behaviormeasuring migrantsbehavioral gamesbehavioral game theorybehavioral sciencesmigration studiessocial sciencessocial behaviorhuman migrationpsychology

Historical Immigration Policies: Trends and Lessons. International Studies Quarterly (2024)

Margaret E PetersFrida BorängSara KalmJohannes LindvallAdrian J Shin

historical immigration policiesmigration studiespublic policymigration policyinternational migration

Left out: How Political Ideology Affects Support for Migrants in Colombia. The Journal of Politics (2024)

Alisha HollandMargaret E. PetersYang-Yang Zhou

politicslatin american politicspolitical scienceinternational migration

Protecting Irregular Migrants: Evidence From Colombia. (2024)

Daniel RojasAlfredo TrejoMargaret E. PetersYang-Yang Zhou

labor migrationmass immigrationmigration studieshuman migrationrefugee movementsirregular migrantspublic policymigration policyinternational migration

When Pandemic Threat Does Not Stoke Xenophobia: Evidence From a Panel Survey Around Covid-19. Politics Groups and Identities (2024)

Yang-Yang ZhouDaniel RojasMargaret E. Peters

public healthepidemiologypandemic threatglobal healthcovid-19

How Authoritarian Governments Decide Who Emigrates: Evidence From East Germany. International Organization (2023)

Julian MichelMichael K. MillerMargaret E. Peters

regime analysisinternational politicsinternational organizationspolitical scienceinternational relationseast germanymigration policy

Ino Volume 77 Issue 3 Cover and Front Matter. International Organization (2023)

international organizationsinternational cooperationinternational relations

Replication Data for:"How Authoritarian Governments Decide Who Emigrates: Evidence From East Germany". Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Julian MichelMichael MillerMargaret Peters

regime analysisreplication datainternational migrationauthoritarian governmentspolitical scienceinternational relationseast germanymigration policycomparative politics

Replication Data for:"Left out: How Political Ideology Affects Support for Migrants in Colombia". Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Yang-Yang ZhouAlisha HollandMargaret E. Peters

social sciencesreplication datapolitical scienceinternational migration

Correction to: Inequality and Immigration Policy. Studies in Comparative International Development (2022)

Margaret E. PetersAdrian J. Shin

international developmentsocial sciencesimmigration policyeconomicseconomic inequalitypublic policy

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