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Jack MewhirterUniversity of TennesseeVerified email at utk.edu
Ben FeldmeyerProfessor, School of Criminal Justice, University of CincinnatiVerified email at uc.edu
David NivenUniversity of CincinnatiVerified email at uc.edu

Mustafa Sagir

Mustafa Sagir

University of Cincinnati

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Immigration Machine Learning Public Opinion


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Towards a predictive model of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among American adults J Mewhirter, M Sagir, R Sanders Vaccine 40 (12), 1783-1789, 2022	28	2022
Public Attitudes Toward Immigration: Was There a Trump Effect? M Sagir, ST Mockabee American Politics Research 51 (3), 381-396, 2023	10	2023
Explaining the relationship between internet and democracy in partly free countries using machine learning models M Sagir, S Varlioglu arXiv preprint arXiv:2004.05285, 2020	2	2020
Immigration effects on crime in a midwestern, nontraditional destination: a neighborhood-level analysis of Cincinnati, Ohio M Sagir, B Feldmeyer Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice 18 (3), 238-263, 2020	1	2020
Personal belief versus universal truth: Religion rhetoric in death penalty policy debates in the United States D Niven, S Bryant, F Gottardi, Y Open-Acquah, M Sagir The Social Science Journal, 2023		2023

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