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POLICY, POLICING, & IDENTITY

SUSPECT CITIZENS:
WHAT 20 MILLION TRAFFIC STOPS TELL US ABOUT POLICING AND RACE

Frank Baumgartner, Derek Epp, & Kelsey Shoub

Using information on over 20 million traffic stops, we explore: 1) the extent of racial disparities in traffic stop outcomes in North Carolina; 2) their political sources; & 3) potential policy responses. For additional information, click here. Here are links to some of the press focused on the book:

Additionally, it was reviewed in Perspectives on Politics, the Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics, and the American Journal of Sociology

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ARTICLES ON POLICING & POLICY

Peer Reviewed Articles

Other Article

 

Public Scholarship

Research in Progress

  • Kelsey Shoub & Cody Drolc. "The Particular and Diffuse Affects of Negative Interactions on Coproduction: Evidence from Responses to Police Killings." Invitation to Revise and Resubmit.

  • Kelsey Shoub. "Driving While Different: Examining Traffic Stop Outcomes Experienced by Historically Marginalized Communities." Invitation to Revise and Resubmit.

  • Cindy Xiong Bearfield, Kelsey Shoub, Hamza Elhamdadi, Youngmin Yi, Jamie Rowen. "Dashboard Design and Textual Explanation Impact Public Perceived Transparency and Trust." Under Review.

  • Kelsey Shoub, Miyeon Song, and Katelyn Stauffer. Pink Policing: Officer Gender, Policing Outcomes, and Citizen Trust in Democracy. Book project in preparation.

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