Robert M. Kunovich, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2001 | Ohio State University, Columbus, Columbus, OH |
Area:
Ethnic and Racial Studies, Social PsychologyGoogle:
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Sign in to add mentor| Kazimierz M. Slomczynski | grad student | 2001 | Ohio State | |
| (Group -threat and attitudes toward immigrants: A comparative, multi-level examination of the sources of prejudice.) | ||||
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| Kunovich RM. (2017) Labour market competition and immigration attitudes in an established gateway Ethnic and Racial Studies. 40: 1961-1980 |
| Kunovich RM. (2013) Labor market competition and anti-immigrant sentiment: Occupations as contexts International Migration Review. 47: 643-685 |
| Kunovich RM. (2013) Political knowledge in Poland Communist and Post-Communist Studies. 46: 65-78 |
| Kunovich RM. (2013) The importance of contexts: Multiple units of analysis in cross-national research Studia Universitatis Babes-Bolyai Sociologia. 2013: 119-122 |
| Kunovich RM. (2012) Perceived Unemployment: The Sources and Consequences of Misperception International Journal of Sociology. 42: 100-123 |
| Kunovich RM. (2009) The sources and consequences of national identification American Sociological Review. 74: 573-593 |
| Kunovich RM, Kunovich S. (2008) Gender dependence and attitudes toward the distribution of household labor: A comparative and multilevel analysis International Journal of Comparative Sociology. 49: 395-427 |
| Kunovich RM. (2006) An exploration of the salience of Christianity for national identity in Europe Sociological Perspectives. 49: 435-460 |
| Garroutte EM, Kunovich RM, Buchwald D, et al. (2006) Medical communication in older American Indians: Variations by ethnic identity Journal of Applied Gerontology. 25 |
| Garroutte EM, Kunovich RM, Jacobsen C, et al. (2004) Patient satisfaction and ethnic identity among American Indian older adults. Social Science & Medicine (1982). 59: 2233-44 |