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2026 The policy adjacent: How affordable housing generates policy feedback among neighboring residents. Melissa Lee Sands · American Journal of Political Science 16 2025 Nationally Representative, Locally Misaligned: The Biases of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Neighborhood Perception Melissa Lee Sands · Political Analysis · needs review 7 2024 Inaccuracies in low income housing geocodes: When and why they matter Melissa Lee Sands · Urban Affairs Review 7 2024 State violence decreases incumbent support in a democracy: The political legacy of the Marikana massacre Melissa Lee Sands · American Political Science Review 2024 Stateviolence, partyformation, and electoral accountability: The political legacy of the Marikana massacre. Melissa Lee Sands · American Political Science Review · Scholar only 24 2023 Context and Contact: Unifying the Study of Environmental Effects on Politics Melissa Lee Sands · Annual Review of Political Science 70 2023 Seeing racial avoidance on New York City streets Melissa Lee Sands · Nature Human Behaviour 16 2021 Racial isolation drives racial voting: Evidence from the new South Africa Melissa Lee Sands · Political Behavior · Scholar only · needs review 48 2021 Segregation drives racial voting: New evidence from South Africa. Melissa Lee Sands · Political Behavior · needs review 13 2020 Local exposure to inequality raises support of people of low wealth for taxing the wealthy Melissa Lee Sands · Nature 150 2019 Can violent protest change local policy support? Evidence from the aftermath of the 1992 Los Angeles Riot Melissa Lee Sands · American Political Science Review 270 2017 Exposure to inequality affects support for redistribution Melissa Lee Sands · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 276 2016 Uncharted territoriality in coproduction: The motivations for 311 reporting Melissa Lee Sands · Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory 138 2012 The Distributive Politics of Education Policy: Party Control of State Government and Transfers to Localities Melissa Lee Sands · APSA 2012 Annual Meeting Paper · Scholar only 1 Using public video feeds to identify racial avoidance Melissa Lee Sands · Nature: Human Behavior · Scholar only 35
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2026 · article · journal

The policy adjacent: How affordable housing generates policy feedback among neighboring residents.

American Journal of Political Science · Melissa Lee Sands

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Publications “The policy adjacent: How affordable housing generates policy feedback among neighboring residents.”With Michael Hankinson and Asya Magazinnik. Early View at the American Journal of PoliticalScience.☆Winner, Best Paper on American Political Economy Award, American Political Economy, APSA 2023

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yes
First author
Sands
Co-authors
Michael Hankinson; Asya Magazinnik
Subfield
american politics
Method
none
Invited
none
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none
Reprint or translation
none
DOI
10.1111/ajps.70022
OpenAlex
W7118180716

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title The policy adjacent: How affordable housing generates policy feedback among neighboring residents. (used)The Policy Adjacent: How Affordable Housing Generates Policy Feedback Among Neighboring ResidentsThe policy adjacent: How affordable housing generates policy feedback among neighboring residentsThe policy adjacent: How affordable housing generates policy feedback among neighboring residents
year 2022202620222026 (used)
venue American Journal of Political Science (used)American Journal of Political ScienceAmerican Journal of Political Science
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DOI 10.1111/ajps.70022 (used)10.31235/osf.io/769s810.1111/ajps.70022
preprint DOI 10.31235/osf.io/769s8 (used)
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