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David Leblang is the Ambassador Henry J. Taylor and Mrs. Marion R. Taylor Endowed Professor of Politics at the University of Virginia and holds a courtesy appointment as Professor of Data Science at the School of Data Science. He is also the Randolph Compton Professor of Public Affairs at the Miller Center of Public Affairs, where he directs Policy Studies.
His educational background includes:
- Ph.D. in Political Science from Vanderbilt University
- B.S. in Political Science and Philosophy from Florida State University
Leblang is a leading scholar in political economy, with a strong focus on global migration and the politics of financial markets. His research explores how economic and political forces shape migration patterns, labor market policies, and international financial systems. He investigates how immigration policies are used as tools of labor market control and how foreign policy decisions are framed to gain public acceptance. His interdisciplinary approach integrates political science with data science and economic analysis.
His recent publications reflect a consistent focus on migration, policy design, and political communication. The research spans subfields such as immigration enforcement, transnational networks, policy framing, and labor mobility, indicating a cohesive and impactful scholarly trajectory.
Leblang has been recognized for his exceptional mentorship:
- Outstanding Faculty Mentoring Award, University of Virginia (2015)
- Outstanding Mentoring Award, Society of Women in International Political Economy, International Studies Association (2016)
He actively contributes to academic leadership through his role as Director of Policy Studies at the Miller Center. While specific grant details are not listed, his endowed professorship and national recognition suggest sustained research support and academic influence. He advises students and scholars in political economy and migration studies, fostering inclusive and rigorous academic training.
Leblang is affiliated with research institutions including the Miller Center of Public Affairs, where he leads policy-oriented research initiatives. His work bridges academic scholarship and public policy, emphasizing data-driven analysis and real-world impact.
