Return to Faculty List Reuel Rogers Ph.D. Princeton University Assistant Professor His primary research and teaching interests are in race, ethnicity, urban politics, immigration, and African-American politics, all within the field of American government. His dissertation, “Between Race and Ethnicity: Afro Caribbean Immigrants, Afro-Americans, and the Politics of Incorporation,” explores the impact of racial difference and inequality on the process of political integration for Caribbean-born blacks in New York City. He has published essays on Afro-Caribbean political incorporation, the political salience of racial and ethnic group identities among native- and Caribbean-born blacks in the United States, and coalitional political prospects for African-Americans. He has been a dissertation research fellow with both the Social Science Research Council and the Ford Foundation. [r-rogers@northwestern.edu]