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Gary Reich

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Political Science University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, United States 
Area:
General, Gender Studies, Women's Studies
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Pedro d. dos Santos grad student 2012 University of Kansas
Linsey Moddelmog grad student 2012 University of Kansas

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Reich G. (2019) One Model Does Not Fit All: The Varied Politics of State Immigrant Policies, 2005–16 Policy Studies Journal. 47: 544-571
Reich G. (2018) Hitting a Wall? The Trump Administration Meets Immigration Federalism Publius-the Journal of Federalism. 48: 372-395
Reich G. (2017) Immigrant legislation, across and within the United States: Research & Politics. 4: 205316801774200
Reich G, Barth J. (2017) Planting in Fertile Soil: The National Rifle Association and State Firearms Legislation* Social Science Quarterly. 98: 485-499
Reich G, Santos Pd. (2013) The Rise (and Frequent Fall) of Evangelical Politicians: Organization, Theology, and Church Politics Latin American Politics and Society. 55: 1-22
Reich G, Barth J. (2012) Immigration restriction in the states: Contesting the boundaries of federalism? Publius. 42: 422-448
Reich G, Barth J. (2010) Educating Citizens or Defying Federal Authority? A Comparative Study of in-State Tuition for Undocumented Students Policy Studies Journal. 38: 419-445
Reich G, Mendoza AA. (2008) 'Educating kids' versus 'coddling criminals': Framing the debate over in-state tuition for undocumented students in Kansas State Politics and Policy Quarterly. 8: 177-197
Reich G. (2007) Constitutional coordination in unstable party systems: The Brazilian constitution of 1988 Constitutional Political Economy. 18: 177-197
Reich G. (2004) The evolution of new party systems: Are early elections exceptional? Electoral Studies. 23: 235-250
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