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The effects of racial disparities in health and aging on the future racial composition of the electorate (PSC Initiatives Fund)
Postdoctoral Fellow, Population Studies Center.
Postdoctoral Mentor: Arline T. Geronimus, James S. Jackson
Ph.D., University of Californa - Los Angeles
Dr. Rodriguez's research analyzes the political causes and consequences of socioeconomic mortality selectivity and racial disparities in health (with an emphasis on health-related mortality and infant mortality). He studies how policies enacted by the party in power affect reproduction, survival, and physiological dysregulation in humans, and how these, in turn, affect socio-political processes like electoral outcomes and the distribution of resources.