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2026 Bringing Autocracy Home? How Migration to Autocracies Shapes Migrants’ Support for Democracy Nikhar Gaikwad · World Politics 1 2026 Getting on the Grid: A Field Experiment on Bottom-Up Political Pressure and Access to Essential Public Services Nikhar Gaikwad · American Journal of Political Science 2 2026 The Elusive Challenge of Climate Justice and a Call to Action Nikhar Gaikwad · Climate Justice Now 0 2026 When Natural Scientists, Social Scientists, and Humanists Meet to Discuss Climate Justice Nikhar Gaikwad · Climate Justice Now 0 2025 Bridging the Gulf: How Migration Fosters Tolerance, Cosmopolitanism, and Support for Globalization Nikhar Gaikwad · American Journal of Political Science 28 2025 Climate Action from Abroad: Assessing Mass Support for Cross-Border Climate Transfers Nikhar Gaikwad · International Organization 34 2025 How Migrating Overseas Shapes Political Preferences: Evidence from a Field Experiment Nikhar Gaikwad · International Organization 5 2023 Gender after Genocide: How Violence Shapes Long-Term Political Representation. Nikhar Gaikwad · World Politics 15 2023 Transparency for Text-Based Sources: From Principles to Practice Nikhar Gaikwad · Perspectives on Politics 8 2022 Creating Climate Coalitions: Mass Preferences for Compensating Vulnerability in the World’s Two Largest Democracies Nikhar Gaikwad · American Political Science Review 270 2022 Exit Options: How International Migration Opportunities Shape Economic Standing and Political Preferences Nikhar Gaikwad · Scholar only 6 2022 How South-South Migration Affects Welfare State Politics Nikhar Gaikwad · The Backlash against Globalization: What’s Next? Report from the Niehaus Center for Globalization & Governance, Princeton University 2022 Public Opinion on Geopolitics and Trade Policy: Theory and Evidence Nikhar Gaikwad · World Politics 103 2021 Climate Action from Abroad: Assessing Mass Support for Cross-border Climate Compensation Nikhar Gaikwad · Work. Pap., Harvard Univ., Cambridge, MA · Scholar only 2021 Culture, Capital, and the Political Economy Gender Gap: Evidence from Meghalaya’s Matrilineal Tribes Nikhar Gaikwad · The Journal of Politics 131 2021 Do Politicians Discriminate Against Internal Migrants? Evidence from Nationwide Field Experiments in India Nikhar Gaikwad · American Journal of Political Science 83 2021 Overcoming the Political Exclusion of Migrants: Theory and Experimental Evidence from India Nikhar Gaikwad · American Political Science Review 36 2021 Q&A with Nikhar Gaikwad, Erin Lin and Noah Zucker (Sage Page Prize) Nikhar Gaikwad · CP: Newsletter of the Comparative Politics Organized Section of the American Political Science Association 2021 The Qualitative Transparency Deliberations: Insights and Implications Nikhar Gaikwad · Perspectives on Politics 173 2019 Global Climate Cooperation and Conflict: Brazil and the Paris Agreement Nikhar Gaikwad · Stanford Graduate School of Business, Case P-98 2019 Historical Sources and the Study of Trade Politics in Developing Democracies Nikhar Gaikwad · CP: Newsletter of the Comparative Politics Organized Section of the American Political Science Association 2019 Ratification Politics and Preferential Trade Agreements: Malaysia and the CPTPP Nikhar Gaikwad · Stanford Graduate School of Business, Case P-99 2018 Economic Crises and Trade Policy Competition Nikhar Gaikwad · British Journal of Political Science 22 2017 The Majority-Minority Divide in Attitudes toward Internal Migration: Evidence from Mumbai Nikhar Gaikwad · American Journal of Political Science 126 2016 India: Liberalize in the Face of Crisis? Nikhar Gaikwad · Stanford Graduate School of Business, Case P-86 2016 Willkommen to Europe: The Political Economy of Migration Policy in Germany Nikhar Gaikwad · Stanford Graduate School of Business, Case P-85 2015 To Grexit or Not? Politics and Greece’s Sovereign Debt Crisis Nikhar Gaikwad · Stanford Graduate School of Business, Case P-88 2013 Presidential Prospects, Political Support, and Stock Market Performance Nikhar Gaikwad · Quarterly Journal of Political Science 28 2013 Review of Globalization and Economic Nationalism in Asia, by Anthony P. D’Costa, ed Nikhar Gaikwad · Contemporary South Asia 1 2013 Who Liberalizes? Economic Crises and Sectoral Variation in Trade Policies Nikhar Gaikwad · Scholar only
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Bringing Autocracy Home? How Migration to Autocracies Shapes Migrants’ Support for Democracy

World Politics · Nikhar Gaikwad

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2026 Gaikwad, Nikhar, Kolby Hanson and Aliz Tóth. “Bringing Autocracy Home? How Migration to AutocraciesShapes Migrants’ Support for Democracy.” World Politics 78(1): 1-47. (Lead Article)

Peer reviewed
yes
First author
Gaikwad
Co-authors
Gaikwad, Nikhar; Kolby Hanson; Aliz Tóth
Subfield
comparative politics
Method
none
Invited
none
Publisher
none
Reprint or translation
none
DOI
10.1353/wp.2026.a980469
OpenAlex
W7125606084

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title Bringing Autocracy Home? How Migration to Autocracies Shapes Migrants’ Support for Democracy (used)Bringing Autocracy Home? How Migration to Autocracies Shapes Migrants' Support for DemocracyBringing Autocracy Home? How Migration to Autocracies Shapes Migrants’ Support for DemocracyBringing Autocracy Home? How Migration to Autocracies Shapes Migrants' Support for Democracy
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venue World Politics (used)SSRN Electronic JournalWorld PoliticsWorld Politics
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