Analyses of Social Issues and Public PolicyVolume 12, Issue 1, 2012Special Collection: Social Psychology and Contemporary Immigration Policy (continued from 2011 volume)
Social Psychology and Contemporary Immigration Policy: An Introduction (pages 1–4)
Can Racial Profiling Be Avoided Under Arizona Immigration Law? Lessons Learned From Subtle Bias Research and Anti-Discrimination Law
National Identity and Immigration Policy: Concern for Legality or Ethnocentric Exclusion?
Improving Relations Between Residents and Immigrants
Perpetual Illegality: Results of Border Enforcement and Policies for Mexican Undocumented Migrants in the United States
Immigration Reform and the Potential for Psychosocial Trauma: The Missing Link of Lived Human Experience
Lowell Immigrant Communities in the Climate of Deportations
How the Media Frames the Immigration Debate: The Critical Role of Location and Politics
The Devil Knows Best: Experimental Effects of a Televised Soap Opera on Latino Attitudes Toward Government and Support for the 2010 U.S. Census
Economic Costs, Economic Benefits, and Attitudes Toward Immigrants and Immigration
The Importance of Considering Undocumented Immigration from Multiple Perspectives in the Context of Social Justice
Another View from the Ground: How Laws Like SB1070 and HB2281 Erode the Intergroup Fabric of Our Community
The Deliberative Poll as a Method for Generating Informed Opinion on Immigration
Adopting a Target Perspective in Undocumented Immigrants Research
Future Directions in Research Regarding Attitudes Toward Immigrants
From Consumption to Climate Change: Two Target Papers and Commentary Hope for the Future? Understanding Self-Sacrifice Among Young Citizens of the World in the Face of Global Warming
Sustainable Consumption: Attitudes, Actions, and Well-Being
Economic Development and Environmental Intentions: A Comment on Liu and Sibley
Critical Reflections on a “Big Tent” Approach to Reducing Consumption
Will People Act to Mitigate Climate Change?
Decoupling and Contextualizing Self-Sacrifice and Intentions to Act for the Benefit of the Environment
Author Response to: The Attitude–Action Gap: Toward a Better Understanding of “How Much is Enough?”
Hope for the Future in Mitigating Climate Change? On Statistically Modeling Self-Sacrifice in the Face of Global Warming
Who Helps Natural-Disaster Victims? Assessment of Trait and Situational Predictors
Is Cognitive Empathy More Important than Affective Empathy? A Response to “Who Helps Natural-Disaster Victims?”
Helping Natural Disaster Victims Depends on Characteristics and Perceptions of Victims. A Response to “Who Helps Natural Disaster Victims?”
The Role of Empathy in Responding to Natural Disasters: Comment on “Who Helps Natural Disaster Victims?”
Responsibility, Intent, and Donor Behavior: Commentary on Who Helps Natural-Disaster Victims? Assessment of Trait and Situational Predictors
Who is Responsible and What are They Responsible For? Contextual Features Matter in Judgments of Responsibility and Helping
Big-Picture Issues: Research on Helping Behavior and Victims of Natural Disasters
Testing Theories of Radicalization in Polls of U.S. Muslims
Radical Attitudes and Jihad: A Commentary on the Article by Clark McCauley (2012) Testing Theories of Radicalization in Polls of U.S. Muslims
Are They Terrorist Sympathizers or do They Just Disagree with the War on Terror? A Comment on Testing Theories of Radicalization in Polls of U.S. Muslims
The Importance of Perspective Taking and Respect for Dignity in Understanding Radicalization
Contentment to Resentment: Variation in Stereotype Content Across Status Systems
Just World Beliefs, Expert Psychological Testimony, and Verdicts: A Mediational Model
Birther Nation: Political Conservatism is Associated with Explicit and Implicit Beliefs that President Barack Obama is Foreign
Attitudes Toward Same-Sex Marriage: An Essentialist Approach
Book Reviews
Advocating for Color-Conscious Policies
Bringing Politics Back to an Analysis of Social Policy
Understanding Contextual Approaches to Intervention
How the Sausage Is Made: The Inside Story on Community Organizing
The Interplay Between Intimate Relationships, Social Psychology, and Social Issues
Bringing Justice Back into the Self-Interest Motive Literature
The Importance of Studying Underemployment
Defending Elias: Applications of Figurational Research in the Social Sciences
Toward a Greater Understanding of the Moral Context of Interactions and Decision Making
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