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Rene Rocha

Herman J and Eileen S Schmidt Chair Professor of Political Science Director of the Latina/o/x Studies Program

University of Iowa

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Division of Interdisciplinary Programs

Latin American Studies Program

Latina/o/x Studies Program

Political Science Department

Rene Rocha is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Herman J and Eileen S Schmidt Chair Professor of Political Science Director of the Latina/o/x Studies Program at University of Iowa.

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Rene Rocha

University of Iowa

Herman J and Eileen S Schmidt Chair Professor of Political Science Director of the Latina/o/x Studies Program

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political science public policy social sciences sociology race elections race relations social policy politics comparative politics racial discrimination political science research social capital urban politics racial diversity social science research higher education racial equity black politics political behavior sociology of education black-brown coalitions social inequality social justice latin american politics school effectiveness research policy educational administration educational management bilingual education language policy political analysis american studies school leadership group process latino studies political process narrative representation educational equity migration policy regional policy candidate selection policy sciences higher education management classroom management strategies performance management white supremacy minority influence societal influence racial studies identity politics urban governance attitude theory institutional economics intergroup relations coalition formation intergroup conflict latin american studies latin american diaspora contemporary racism policy attitudes residential segregation racial threat descriptive representation state legislatures minority voting multiracial school districts representative bureaucracy immigration policy preferences ethnic context voter id laws immigration enforcement political trust state-level social capital ethnic politics ethnic studies inter-american relation ethnicity political sociology voting rights

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Black–Brown Coalitions in Local City Council Elections. The Journal of Race Ethnicity and Politics (2024)

Rene R. Rocha

urban politicsidentity politicsracial equityurban governanceracial discriminationurban sociologyblack politicsintersectionalityelectionsblack-brown coalitionsafrican american studiespolitical sciencepublic policyrace

Race and Democratic Decline in the United States: How Minority Population Growth Affects Election Administration. Social Science Quarterly (2024)

Joseph A. CollElizabeth MaltbyRene R. Rocha

race relationsminority population growthsocial science researchwhite supremacydemocratic declinesociologyracepolitical analysisminority influencepolitical scienceanti-racismunited stateselection administrationblack politicscritical race theorysocial impactracial discriminationsocial sciencessocietal influenceamerican studies

Crossed Wires: Understanding Policy Feedback in Varying Policy Environments. Journal of Public Policy (2023)

Rachel TorresJielu YaoElizabeth MaltbyRene RochaAdriano Udani

public policypolicy environmentspolitical sciencejournalism

Replication Data for: Crossed Wires: Understanding Policy Feedback in Varying Policy Environments. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Rachel TorresJielu YaoElizabeth MaltbyRene RochaAdriano Udani

replicationreplication datapublic policypolicy environments

Demographic Context, Mass Deportation, and Latino Linked Fate. The Journal of Race Ethnicity and Politics (2020)

Elizabeth MaltbyRene R. RochaBradford JonesDavid L. Vannette

race relationsracial discriminationmass deportationdemographysocial sciencespolitical sciencejournalismdemographic contextrace

How the Link Between Social Capital and Migratory Duration Helps Us Understand Immigrant–Native Inequality*. Social Science Quarterly (2018)

Natasha Altema McNeelyElizabeth MaltbyRene R. Rocha

social sciencessociologymigratory durationsocial capital

How Support for Latino Candidates Encourages Municipal Reforms: Evidence From the Local Elections in America Project. Politics Groups and Identities (2015)

Rene R. RochaNatasha E. Altema McNeelyCarlos E. Cuellar

urban politicsamerica projectlatino candidatescandidate selectionlocal electionsmunicipal reformspolitical behaviorelectionspolitical sciencelatin american politicspublic policypolitics

Immigration Enforcement and the Redistribution of Political Trust. The Journal of Politics (2015)

Rene R. RochaBenjamin R. KnollRobert D. Wrinkle

immigration enforcementsocial policypolitical trustpolitical economypolitical sciencesociologypublic policymigration policy

Policy Climates, Enforcement Rates, and Migrant Behavior: Is Self‐Deportation a Viable Immigration Policy?. Policy Studies Journal (2014)

Rene R. RochaDaniel P. HawesAlisa Hicklin FryarRobert D. Wrinkle

policy climatesmigrant behaviorenforcement ratespolitical sciencepublic policy

The Politics of Race and Voter Id Laws in the States. Political Research Quarterly (2013)

Rene R. RochaTetsuya Matsubayashi

american political thoughtracial discriminationblack politicselectionsafrican american studiesvoter id lawspolitical sciencepublic policypoliticsrace

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Rene Rocha

Herman J and Eileen S Schmidt Chair Professor of Political Science Director of the Latina/o/x Studies Program

University of Iowa

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Division of Interdisciplinary Programs

Latin American Studies Program

Latina/o/x Studies Program

Political Science Department

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Rene Rocha

University of Iowa

Herman J and Eileen S Schmidt Chair Professor of Political Science Director of the Latina/o/x Studies Program

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Black–Brown Coalitions in Local City Council Elections. The Journal of Race Ethnicity and Politics (2024)

Rene R. Rocha

Race and Democratic Decline in the United States: How Minority Population Growth Affects Election Administration. Social Science Quarterly (2024)

Joseph A. CollElizabeth MaltbyRene R. Rocha

Crossed Wires: Understanding Policy Feedback in Varying Policy Environments. Journal of Public Policy (2023)

Rachel TorresJielu YaoElizabeth MaltbyRene RochaAdriano Udani

public policypolicy environmentspolitical sciencejournalism

Replication Data for: Crossed Wires: Understanding Policy Feedback in Varying Policy Environments. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Rachel TorresJielu YaoElizabeth MaltbyRene RochaAdriano Udani

replicationreplication datapublic policypolicy environments

Demographic Context, Mass Deportation, and Latino Linked Fate. The Journal of Race Ethnicity and Politics (2020)

Elizabeth MaltbyRene R. RochaBradford JonesDavid L. Vannette

race relationsracial discriminationmass deportationdemographysocial sciencespolitical sciencejournalismdemographic contextrace

How the Link Between Social Capital and Migratory Duration Helps Us Understand Immigrant–Native Inequality*. Social Science Quarterly (2018)

Natasha Altema McNeelyElizabeth MaltbyRene R. Rocha

social sciencessociologymigratory durationsocial capital

How Support for Latino Candidates Encourages Municipal Reforms: Evidence From the Local Elections in America Project. Politics Groups and Identities (2015)

Rene R. RochaNatasha E. Altema McNeelyCarlos E. Cuellar

urban politicsamerica projectlatino candidatescandidate selectionlocal electionsmunicipal reformspolitical behaviorelectionspolitical sciencelatin american politicspublic policypolitics

Immigration Enforcement and the Redistribution of Political Trust. The Journal of Politics (2015)

Rene R. RochaBenjamin R. KnollRobert D. Wrinkle

immigration enforcementsocial policypolitical trustpolitical economypolitical sciencesociologypublic policymigration policy

Policy Climates, Enforcement Rates, and Migrant Behavior: Is Self‐Deportation a Viable Immigration Policy?. Policy Studies Journal (2014)

Rene R. RochaDaniel P. HawesAlisa Hicklin FryarRobert D. Wrinkle

policy climatesmigrant behaviorenforcement ratespolitical sciencepublic policy

The Politics of Race and Voter Id Laws in the States. Political Research Quarterly (2013)

Rene R. RochaTetsuya Matsubayashi

american political thoughtracial discriminationblack politicselectionsafrican american studiesvoter id lawspolitical sciencepublic policypoliticsrace

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