Gabriel R. Sanchez is affiliated with the University of New Mexico in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on social sciences, with significant contributions spanning subfields such as sociology and political science, general health professions, political science and international relations, health, and communication.
Their work covers several key topics, including electoral systems and political participation, migration and labor dynamics, vaccine coverage and hesitancy, social media and politics, gender politics and representation, the COVID-19 pandemic impacts, and migration, health, and trauma.
Recent papers authored or coauthored by Gabriel R. Sanchez include:
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Gabriel R. Sanchez include Edward D. Vargas, Raymond Foxworth, Matt A. Barreto, Bárbara Gómez-Aguiñaga, and Laura Evans.
Their research has been published often in a range of venues, among the most frequent being:
Gabriel R. Sanchez
Gabriel R. Sanchez
Matt A. Barreto;Stephen A. Nuño;Gabriel R. Sanchez
Edward D. Vargas;Gabriel R. Sanchez;Melina Juárez
Gabriel R. Sanchez;Edward D. Vargas
Michael S. Rocca;Gabriel R. Sanchez
Vickie D. Ybarra;Lisa M. Sanchez;Gabriel R. Sanchez
Gabriel R. Sanchez
Sylvia Manzano;Gabriel R. Sanchez
Matt A Barreto;Stephen Nuño;Gabriel Sanchez
Jessica Lavariega Monforti;Gabriel R. Sanchez
Edward D. Vargas;Gabriel R. Sanchez;Juan A. Valdez
Gabriel R. Sanchez;Jason L. Morin
Edward D. Vargas;Gabriel R. Sanchez
John A. Garcia;Gabriel R. Sanchez;Shannon Sanchez-Youngman;Edward D. Vargas
Edward D. Vargas;Melina Juárez;Gabriel R. Sanchez;Maria Livaudais
Michael S. Rocca;Gabriel R. Sanchez;Joseph Uscinski
Edward D. Vargas;Nadia C. Winston;John A. Garcia;Gabriel R. Sanchez
Gabriel R. Sanchez;Edward D. Vargas;Melina D. Juarez;Barbara Gomez-Aguinaga
Mara Cohen-Marks;Mara Cohen-Marks;Stephen A. Nuño;Stephen A. Nuño;Gabriel R. Sanchez
Matt A. Barreto;Stephen Nuño;Gabriel R. Sanchez;Hannah L. Walker
F. Chris Garcia;Gabriel R. Sanchez
Jason L. Morín;Yoshira Macías Mejía;Gabriel R. Sanchez
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