Selected Works in Progress
Throughout this past academic year, I was given the opportunity to present my collaborative research at a number of political science conferences. Between myself and two other students, our research was presented at PRIEC at University of North Texas, Southern Political Science Association (SPSA) annual conference, Western Political Science Association (WPSA) annual conference, and Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA) annual conference.
Below is a video of me presenting at MPSA, held in Chicago, Illinois:
Edited Book Chapter
Colbern, Allan, Katie Glenn, Mapi Baez Lara, Jessica Halasa and Aleesa Nutting. (Accepted in April 2022) “Conceptualizing and Contrasting the Salience of Crisis Framing in Immigration Coverage by American Newspapers, 1980-2021.” In (Re)presentation of Refugees in Media: Local and Global Perspectives, Edited by Nasir Uddin & Md. Delwar Hossain.
This edited book chapter focuses on crisis framing by American newspapers. My role as a coauthor on the project is through data collection, literature review, quantitative coding, and analysis of findings.
Journal Articles
Glenn, Katie, Mapi Baez Lara, Allan Colbern. “Crimmigration Framing in Immigration Federalism: Content Analysis of Reporting on Immigration in California, Arizona and National Newspapers”. Preparing for submission to the International Migration Review.
Glenn, Katie, Mapi Baez Lara, Jackie Vimo and Allan Colbern. “Intersectional Movements to Transform the Carceral State? A Case Study of California’s Forging Immigrant Rights and Criminal Justice Collaboration.” Preparing for submission to the Journal of Race, Ethnicity and Politics in Summer 2022.
Baez Lara, Mapi, Erin Kitano, Katie Glenn, Alma Borbón Smith, Lauren Kater, Alli Nutting, Jessica Halasa, Katelyn Baker-Smith, Allan Colbern. "(Il)legitimate, (Un)deserving: Constructing immigrant belonging in news coverage of education". Preparing for submission to The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences.
Glenn, Katie, Mapi Baez Lara and Allan Colbern. “News-Policy Nexus in Crimmigration: A Cross-State Experimental Survey on How Framing in News Impacts Public Perceptions of Criminality’s Link to Immigration and Immigrants.” Preparing for submission to Political Behavior in Summer 2022.
Glenn, Katie, Mapi Baez Lara, Lauren Kater, Alli Nutting, Alma Borbón Smith, Erin Kitano, Jessica Halasa, Katelyn Baker-Smith, Allan Colbern. A Federated Construction of “Immigrants as Criminals”: Contrasting Criminality Framing in News Coverage of Interior Enforcement, Border Enforcement, Immigrant Detention and Immigrant Sanctuary”. Preparing for submission to Politics, Groups and Identities.
Pictured with Mapi Baez Lara and Erin Kitano at Western Political Science Association Annual Conference, Portland, 2022
Presenting at Southern Political Science Association Annual Conference, San Antonio, 2022
Pictured with Mapi Baez Lara at PRIEC, University of North Texas, 2021