Political Economy
Migration
Inequality
PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS
  1. Brendan J. Connell* and Adrian J. Shin. Forthcoming. "Fed Up: The Global Ascension of the Federal Reserve in the Era of Migration." International Studies Quarterly.

  2. Margaret E. Peters and Adrian J. Shin. Forthcoming. "Inequality and Immigration Policy." Studies in Comparative and International Development. [REPLICATION][Online Appendices]

  3. Merih Angin, Albana Shehaj, and Adrian J. Shin. Forthcoming. "IMF: International Migration Fund." International Interactions. [REPLICATION][Online Appendices]

  4. Sung Eun Kim, Adrian J. Shin, and Yujeong Yang. Forthcoming. "The Usual Suspects?: Attitudes toward Immigration during the COVID-19 Pandemic." Journal of Asian Public Policy. [REPLICATION][Online Appendices]

  5. Sung Eun Kim, Adrian J. Shin, and Yujeong Yang. 2023. "Severing the Belt and Road: Overseas Chinese Networks and COVID-19 Travel Restrictions." Foreign Policy Analysis, 19(2). ​[REPLICATION][Online Appendices]

  6. Brendan J. Connell*, Dalton C. Dorr*, and Adrian J. Shin. 2021. "Inequality and the Partisan Political Economy." Representation, 57(4):575–601. [REPLICATION][Online Appendices]

  7. Brendan J. Connell*, Samantha L. Moya*, and Adrian J. Shin. 2021. "Migration and Economic Coercion." Foreign Policy Analysis, 17(3): orab019. [REPLICATION][Online Appendices]

  8. Dalton C. Dorr* and Adrian J. Shin. 2021. "War, Inequality, and Taxation." Economics and Politics​, 33(2):315–342. [REPLICATION][Online Appendices]

  9. Merih Angin, Albana Shehaj, and Adrian J. Shin. 2021. "Inside Job: Migration and Distributive Politics in the European Union." Economics and Politics,​ 33(2):264–288. [REPLICATION][Online Appendices]

  10. Adrian J. Shin. 2021. "Exchange Rates and Immigration Policy." Comparative Migration Studies, 9:21. [REPLICATION][Online Appendices]

  11. Albana Shehaj, Adrian J. Shin, and Ronald F. Inglehart. 2021. "Immigration and Right-Wing Populism: An Origin Story.'' Party Politics, 27(2):282–293. [REPLICATION][Online Appendices]

  12. Adrian J. Shin. 2019. "Primary Resources, Secondary Labor: Natural Resources and Immigration Policy." International Studies Quarterly, 63(4):805–818. [REPLICATION] [Online Appendices]

  13. Adrian J. Shin. 2017. "Tyrants and Migrants: Authoritarian Immigration Policy." Comparative Political Studies, 50(1):14–40. [REPLICATION][Online Appendices]
* denotes a current or former graduate student in the Department of Political Science at the University of Colorado Boulder.
​For papers under review, working papers, and works in progress, see my CV.