Matthew Wright
Associate Professor at American University School of Public Affairs

Schools
- American University School of Public Affairs
Links
Biography
American University School of Public Affairs
Degrees
BA, MA, PhD
Bio
Professor Wright has taught courses on American politics, public opinion, political psychology, immigration, and political methodology. In his research, he has explored numerous topics relevant to American politics and comparative politics more generally. These include: the causes and implications of political identity; immigration, assimilation, and citizenship policies; the politics of ethnic diversity; national identity and patriotism; religion and politics; political culture; social capital, civic engagement, and trust, and U.S. voting behavior.
He joined American''s University''s Department of Government in July, 2011. Before that, he spent one year as a Post-Doctoral Researcher at the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University. His PhD was awarded by the University of California, Berkeley in 2010.
Teaching
Fall 2018
GOVT-422 Studies in Political Behavior: Political Psychology
GOVT-615 Research Design
GOVT-898 Doctoral Continuing Enrollment
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Immigration Policy Explainer
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