Publications

Articles

Eckersley, R. and Rejón R. (2026) “Nationalism, populism and climate scepticism in Australia: comparing radical and conservative, centre-right discourses” Environmental Politics. OnlineFirst.

Fernandez, B., Ollif, L., and Rejón R. (2025) “Diaspora humanitarianism: centring transnational relational care practices in crisis response” Global Networks. 25(4): e70038.

Rejón R. and S. Bárcena (2025) “The colors of legislative performance: skin tone and effective lawmaking in Mexico” Political Studies. Online First.

Rejón R. and C. Ewig (2025) “Ethnic Quotas and Political Representation in Colombia: Wedged Open or Revolving Doors?” Ethnic and Racial Studies. Online First.

Rejón R. and S. Bárcena (2025) “Quality or complexion? Experience and skin tone as determinants of electoral success in Mexico” Social Science Quarterly. 106(4): e70054.

Rejón, R. (2025) “Automated transcoloration? Skin tone classification algorithms and the prominence of non-epidermic features in the Mexican racial schema” Ethnicities. Online First.

Rejón, R., Fernandez, B., Oliff, L., and D. Varghese (2025) “Diaspora Humanitarians: how diaspora communities respond to humanitarian crises” VOLUNTAS. 36, 191–203.

Corbett, E., McGann, M., Considine, M. and Rejón, R. (2025) “’Trauma-informed practice in welfare-to-work and employment services: A scoping review” Australian Journal of Social Issues. Online First.

Ball, Sarah and R. Rejón (2024) “Unlocking policy success: is co-design the key to achieving effective policy outcomes?” Policy Design and Practice. 7(3), 251–264.

Rejon, R. (2024) “Interest convergence in the land of the cosmic race: Mexican anti-racism and the motivation question” Ethnic and Racial Studies. 48(8), 1432–1452.

Rejón, R. (2024) “The colours of lawmaking: Ethno-racial descriptive representation in Mexico”. Ethnic and Racial Studies (2023) 47(4):785-808.

Li, Dongmei, Rejón, R., et al. (2024) “Internationalisation of the Curriculum in an Arts Foundation Subject” Journal of University Teaching & Learning Practice (2024) 21(4): 1-21

Rejón, R. and Chenlong Ma (2023) “Classification algorithm for skin color (CASCo): A new tool to measure skin color in social research” Social Science Quarterly 104: 168– 179.

Rejón, R. (2022) “Avoiding backlash: Narratives and strategies for anti-racist activism in Mexico”, Ethnicities (2022) 23(6), 843-866.

Reports

  • El color del Congreso: representación política y tono de piel en México (2024) RacismoMx.

  • Olliff, L., Rejon, R., Fernandez, B. How do Australia-based migrants help in times of crisis? A Case Study of the Lebanese Diaspora’s Response to political and economic crises. University of Melbourne.

  • Olliff, L., Rejon, R., Fernandez, B. How do Australia-based migrants help in times of crisis? A Case Study of the Afghanistan Diaspora’s Responses. University of Melbourne.

  • Olliff, L., Rejon, R., Fernandez, B. How do Australia-based migrants help in times of crisis? A Case Study of the Nepalese Diaspora’s responses to the earthquake in 2015. University of Melbourne.

  • Olliff, L., Rejon, R., Fernandez, B. How do Australia-based migrants help in times of crisis? A Case Study of the Myanmar Diaspora’s Responses to the political conflict. University of Melbourne.

  • Olliff, L., Rejon, R., Fernandez, B. How do Australia-based migrants help in times of crisis? A case study of diaspora responses to the 2022 Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcanic eruption and tsunami. University of Melbourne

  • The underuse of 911 in Mexico (2018) Causa en Común A.C.

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