Links

Google Scholar, SSRN

Book

Outsourcing Welfare: How the Money Immigrants Send Home Contributes to Stability in Developing Countries (Oxford University Press, 2018). Reviews: Foreign Affairs, Choice, Perspectives on Politics, Contemporary Sociology, Latin American Politics and Society, Latin American Research Review. Press: New York Times, NPR, Yahoo Finance. Excerpts: Read Chapter 1 (pdf). Read Concluding Chapter (pdf).

Articles/Reports

Statutory Damages Under the Copyright Act: An Empirical Study, 2022 Michigan State Law Review 1179 (2023) (with Ben Brady and Christopher Jon Sprigman)

Consumer Uncertainty in Trademark Law: An Experimental Investigation, 72 Emory Law Journal 489 (2023) (with Barton Beebe, Christopher Jon Sprigman, and Joel Steckel)

Incorporating Uncertainty in Trademark Surveys: Do Respondents Really Know What They Are Talking About? Trademark Reporter (2023) (with Barton Beebe, Christopher Jon Sprigman, and Joel Steckel)

COVID-19 and the U.S. District Courts: An Empirical Investigation, The Federal Judicial Center (2022) (with Timothy Lau and Kristin Garri). Press: Reuters  

Federal Courts’ Electronic Filing by Pro Se Litigants, The Federal Judicial Center (2022) (with Tim Reagan and Carly Giffin). Reviewed in JOTWELL by Roger M. Michalski

Electronic Filing Times in Federal Courts, The Federal Judicial Center (2022) (with Tim Reagan, Carly E. Giffin, Jessica L. Snowden, George W. Cort, Jana E. Laks, Marie Leary, Saroja C. Koneru, Jasmine Elmasry, Nafeesah Attah, Rachel N. Palmer, Annmarie S. Khairalla, Danielle R. Rich)

Clearing Up Some Confusion About Dilution: A Reply to Hal Poret, 112 Trademark Reporter 684 (2022) (with Barton Beebe, Christopher Jon Sprigman, and Joel Steckel)

Judicial Ideology Emerges, At Last, in Second Amendment Cases, 13 Charleston Law Review 313 (2019) (with Adam Samaha)

The Science of Proving Trademark Dilution, 109 Trademark Reporter 955 (2019) (with Barton Beebe, Christopher Jon Sprigman, and Joel Steckel)

Testing for Trademark Dilution in Court and the Lab, 86 University of Chicago Law Review 611 (2019) (with Barton Beebe, Christopher Jon Sprigman, and Joel Steckel)

Is the Second Amendment a Second Class Right?, 68 Duke Law Journal Online 57 (2018) (with Adam Samaha)

Are Commercial Speech Cases Ideological? An Empirical Inquiry, 25 William and Mary Bill of Rights Journal 827 (2017) (with Adam Samaha)

Attorneys’ Fees in Class Actions: 2009-2013.” 92 NYU Law Review 937 (2017) (with Theodore Eisenberg and Geoffrey P. Miller)

Remittances as Diplomatic Leverage? The Precedent for Trump’s Threat to Restrict Remittances to Mexico, 4 Research & Politics 1 (2017)

Out of the Shadows: DREAMer Identity in the Immigrant Youth Movement, 12 Latino Studies 449 (2014) (with Pedro De la Torre)

Migrants’ Remittances and Economic Voting in the Mexican Countryside, 32 Electoral Studies 875 (2013)

Essays/Reviews

There Is No Invasion at the Southern Border, Slate, April 30, 2018

Using Video to Promote Empathy, Reduce Xenophobia, and Illustrate Concepts in the Study of Migration, 6 Migration Studies140 (2017)

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s IP Myth, Slate, June 21, 2016 (with Christopher Jon Sprigman)

Analytic Filmmaking: A New Approach to Research and Publication in the Social Sciences, 12 Perspectives on Politics 663 (2014)

Unauthorized Immigrants Paid $100 Billion Into Social Security Over Last Decade, Vice News, August 4, 2014

Documentary

The Other Side of Immigration (2010). Watch on YouTube, Apple TV, DVD