Media

• Boston Review: Trade restrictions likely won't protect U.S. jobs
• The New Republic: None of their Business: How a powerful source of support for immigration lost its influence over the Republican Party. (gated)
• Vox.com: The Panama Papers revealed lots of shady stuff. But some shell corporations aren’t so bad.
• Wallethub.com: Economic Impact of Immigration by State

Blogs

• Lawfare: Better Democracy Promotion through Immigration
• Monkey Cage:
  • Biden just changed immigration policy.  That doesn't mean that you should expect a new wave of immigration.
  • Trump wants to limit immigration to protect jobs. Will that work?
  • How do you create a better asylum policy? We asked the asylum seekers.
  • Why did Republicans become so opposed to immigration? Hint: It’s not because there’s more nativism.
  • Trump wants to restrict trade and immigration.  Here's why he can't do both.
• Duck of Minerva: Want to Help the Refugees? Teach Migration as Part of IR

Podcasts/Videos

• The Indicator from Planet Money.
• Twenty-Twenty from Agence France-Press.
• Big Ideas.
• Rocking our Priors.
• The RobCast.
• FT Alphachat on Immigration: This time is (mostly) like the others.
• Discussion of Hiroshi Motomura's "The New Migration Law:
  A Roadmap for an Uncertain Future." Emerging Scholars Conference. UCLA. February 2019.
• The Scholars Circle. 

Book Reviews

• Critical Dialogue: Trade Battles: Activism and the Politicization of International Trade Policy. By Tamara Kay and R. L. Evans. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2018. Perspectives on Politics. 2019. 17(3).
• Review of "Crossroads: Comparative Immigration Regimes in a World of Demographic Change." Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research and Practice. 2019. 

• Can we replicate the European Post-War Transition? Review of "International Relations Theory and Regional Transformation." International Studies Review. 2013 

Other

• "Trump, Trade, and Immigration" The Forum: A Journal of Applied Research in Contemporary Politics
• APSA International History and Politics Section Newsletter 2017: Back to the Future: The Muslim Ban and the Chinese Exclusion Act
• APSA Political Economy Section Newsletter 2016: Escape through Export: Can Access to Foreign Markets Help Women-Owned Enterprises?
• APSA Migration and Citizenship Section Newsletter 2013: The Challenges of Comparing Immigration Policies before and after World War II