Paul, Hannah L. and Courtney J. Nava. (2025) "Racialized Empathy and Attitudes Toward Refugees in the United States" The Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics. [Link] [PDF] [Supplementary Material]
Paul, Hannah L. (2025) "Traits that Shape Outgroup Attitudes: Dispositional Empathy and Support for Immigrants in Sweden." Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. [Link] [PDF] [Supplementary Material]
Jordan, Soren, Hannah L. Paul, and Andrew Q. Philips. (2023) "How to Cautiously Uncover the 'Black Box' of Machine Learning Models for Legislative Scholars." Legislative Studies Quarterly, 48(1), 165-202. [Link] [PDF] [Replication] [Supplementary Material]
Funk, Kendall D., Hannah L. Paul, and Andrew Q. Philips. (2022) "Point break: Using machine learning to uncover a critical mass in women’s representation." Political Science Research and Methods, 10(2), 372-390. [Link] [PDF] [Replication] [Supplementary Material]
Paul, Hannah L., and Andrew Q. Philips. (2022) "What Goes up Must Come Down: Modeling Threshold Dynamics." Social Science Quarterly, 103(5), 1273-1289. [Link] [PDF] [Supplementary Material]
Paul, Hannah L., and Jennifer Fitzgerald. (2021) "The Dynamics of Issue Salience: Immigration and Public Opinion." Polity 53(3), 370-393. [Link] [PDF] [Supplementary Material]
"The Gendered Political Economy of Trafficking" (with Emma Mariano) (under review)
"The Democratic Inclusion of Minorities: Gender, Social Ties, and Refugee Political Engagement" (with Aryanna Hyde) (under review)
"Ineffective Integration: Mandatory Courses Fail to Improve Refugee Political Integration in Germany" (under review)
"The 'Perceptual Screen' of Refuge: Perceptions of Political Leaders and Political Trust among Resettled Refugees in the United States" (with Wendy Hansen and Prakash Adhikari) (under review)
"I'm Every Woman? A Re-examination of Critical Mass Effects from Women’s Representation in Legislatures" (with Kendall D. Funk)
"Politicians vs. Interest Groups: Partisan Cues about Empathy and Refugee Resettlement Policy Attitudes"