Nonresident Senior Fellow

Peter Skerry

Nonresident Senior Fellow, Governance Studies

A former congressional aide and longtime professor of politics, Peter Skerry’s research focuses on immigration policy. He is writing a book about the integration of Muslims into U.S. society and politics.

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Beyond Sushiology: Does Diversity Work?December 01, 2002

Counting on the Census?: Race, Group Identity, and the Evasion of PoliticsApril 13, 2000

Why Separate Legal, Illegal Immigrants?August 04, 1996

Counting on the Census?: Race, Group Identity, and the Evasion of PoliticsApril 13, 2000

Borderline UselessJanuary 13, 2004

Give Illegal Immigrants Licenses and ObligationsAugust 20, 2006

How Not to Build a Fence at the U.S.-Mexican Border: America's Conflicted Attitudes Toward ImmigrationSeptember 01, 2006

Borderline UselessJanuary 13, 2004

Give Illegal Immigrants Licenses and ObligationsAugust 20, 2006

Counting on the Census?March 01, 2001

Many American Dilemmas: The statistical politics of counting by race and ethnicityJune 01, 1996

Beyond Sushiology: Does Diversity Work?December 01, 2002

Counting on the Census?: Race, Group Identity, and the Evasion of PoliticsApril 13, 2000

Many American Dilemmas: The statistical politics of counting by race and ethnicityJune 01, 1996

We're Overstating the Importance of the UndercountMay 14, 2000

Why Census Is Right to Ask for Racial and Ethnic DataApril 16, 2000

Sampling Is Not the Answer to Census FlawsFebruary 05, 1998

How Not to Build a Fence at the U.S.-Mexican Border: America's Conflicted Attitudes Toward ImmigrationSeptember 01, 2006

The American Exception: Homegrown Terrorism in the U.S.August 14, 2006

Borderline UselessJanuary 13, 2004

Compromise Is Possible on Immigration ReformOctober 21, 2009

Breaking the Immigration Stalemate: From Deep Disagreements to Constructive ProposalsOctober 06, 2009

How Not to Build a Fence at the U.S.-Mexican Border: America's Conflicted Attitudes Toward ImmigrationSeptember 01, 2006

Breaking the Immigration Stalemate: From Deep Disagreements to Constructive ProposalsOctober 06, 2009

Breaking the Immigration Stalemate: From Deep Disagreements to Constructive ProposalsOctober 06, 2009

Compromise Is Possible on Immigration ReformOctober 21, 2009

Breaking the Immigration Stalemate: From Deep Disagreements to Constructive ProposalsOctober 06, 2009

How Not to Build a Fence at the U.S.-Mexican Border: America's Conflicted Attitudes Toward ImmigrationSeptember 01, 2006

How Not to Build a Fence at the U.S.-Mexican Border: America's Conflicted Attitudes Toward ImmigrationSeptember 01, 2006

Dressing It Up as Science Can't Disguise the PoliticsMarch 04, 2001

We're Overstating the Importance of the UndercountMay 14, 2000

Beyond Sushiology: Does Diversity Work?December 01, 2002

Counting on the Census?: Race, Group Identity, and the Evasion of PoliticsApril 13, 2000

Many American Dilemmas: The statistical politics of counting by race and ethnicityJune 01, 1996

How Not to Build a Fence at the U.S.-Mexican Border: America's Conflicted Attitudes Toward ImmigrationSeptember 01, 2006

Why Separate Legal, Illegal Immigrants?August 04, 1996

The American Exception: Homegrown Terrorism in the U.S.August 14, 2006

Counting on the Census?March 01, 2001

The 2000 Census: Sampling ErrorMay 31, 1999

Compromise Is Possible on Immigration ReformOctober 21, 2009

How Not to Build a Fence at the U.S.-Mexican Border: America's Conflicted Attitudes Toward ImmigrationSeptember 01, 2006

We're Overstating the Importance of the UndercountMay 14, 2000

Compromise Is Possible on Immigration ReformOctober 21, 2009

How Not to Build a Fence at the U.S.-Mexican Border: America's Conflicted Attitudes Toward ImmigrationSeptember 01, 2006

Citizenship Begins At Home: A New Approach to the Civic Integration of ImmigrantsJanuary 01, 2003

'While There is a Right to Vote, There is No Such Right to be Counted'; No Fudging on Census NumbersJanuary 14, 2001

'While There is a Right to Vote, There is No Such Right to be Counted'; No Fudging on Census NumbersJanuary 14, 2001

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