Threatened and Emotional: U.S. Host Nationals’ Perceived Threats, Perceived Benefits, and Intergroup Emotions Toward Different Types of Migrants
S. Schwartz(The University of Texas at Austin), Kimberly M. Rios(University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign), Pablo Montero‐Zamora(The University of Texas at Austin), David De Coninck(Institute for European Environmental Policy), Beyhan Ertanir, Sthephany Escandell(University of Wisconsin–Green Bay), Seo Woo Lee(The University of Texas at Austin), Alejandra García Isaza(The University of Texas at Austin), Natalia Bogado(University of Kaiserslautern), Aigerim Alpysbekova(The University of Texas at Austin), Mia M Cisco(The University of Texas at Austin), Duyen H Vo, Maria Duque(The University of Texas at Austin), Deborah J. Schildkraut(Tufts University)
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