The Political Institutions and Political Economy (PIPE) Collaborative brings togther scholars at USC and beyond to explore important PIPE-related questions.
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Thanks to Emilie Connolly (Yale History), who presented twice in @PIPECollab events earlier this week: first on her recent book, Vested Interests, and second on new work on the Shawnee struggle to hold onto their land in Kansas in the 1850s and 1860s. @USCPrice
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Thanks to Emilie Connolly (Yale History), who presented twice in @PIPECollab events yesterday: first on her recent book, Vested Interests, and second on new work on the Shawnee struggle to hold onto their land in Kansas in the 1850s and 1860s. @USCPrice
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This Tuesday: Emilie Connolly (Yale History) will be @USCPrice to present her new -- and award-winning! -- book, Vested Interests. She will later give a workshop on new research. If you're in the LA area and interested in attending either event, let me know.
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A sixth great panel at the Third Annual HPE Conference at USC: @davidfromterra, @Jan_Vogler, and @roya_talibova.
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A fifth great panel at the Third Annual HPE Conference at USC: Jonathan Markowitz, @chsuong, and MG Mangini.
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A fourth great panel at the Third Annual HPE Conference at USC: @VenturiniMiri, @jasonanastas, and @BenSchneer.
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A third great panel at the Third Annual HPE Conference at USC: PhD students Sarah Kingsley (UGA) and Gustavo Hernandez Monroy (UMN), with David Brady (USC Price) providing comments.
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Another great panel at the Third Annual HPE Conference at USC: Susie Schwarz, @bryleonard, and @k_haggag.
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There were a bunch of great panels at the Third Annual HPE Conference at USC. I'll post a few here. First up -- Jay Dow, Hoyt Bleakley, and @NicholasNapolio. @USCPrice
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The keynote for the Third Annual HPE Conference at USC was delivered by Anna Grzymala-Busse. Terrific talk and lively discussion.
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I've started to get interested in federal response to climate issues. Here's a recent paper of mine on the origins and development of federal flood policy.
emerald.com/jhpe/article/5/3…
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Congratulations to Profs. Boris Heersink and @jaj7d on the publication of their article "Allocating patronage: party organization and electoral competition in Gilded Age America" in the Journal of Historical Political Economy; emerald.com/jhpe/article-abs…
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How can local government measure what matters most—not just the services it delivers, but whether residents’ lives are actually improving?
A new $1.5 million grant from The Haynes Foundation will help USC Price researchers put resident wellbeing at the center of how Los Angeles County measures its performance.
Led by Professor David Brady and Research Assistant Professor Jared Schachner, the team will work with residents, community stakeholders and county departments to develop a public-facing system tracking outcomes such as health, safety, economic security and housing stability.
🔗 Read how this timely project could help shape a more transparent and accountable L.A. County government: priceschool.usc.edu/news/la-…
ALT An urban skyline view of Los Angeles with various residential and commercial buildings. The skyline is set against a backdrop of tall skyscrapers. Text at the top reads, "USC Price researchers awarded $1.5 million Haynes Foundation grant to measure outcomes of L.A. County government services.
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Here's an early look at the program for the Third Annual Historical Political Economy Conference at USC, October 16-17, co-directed by @as_hartnett and myself. dropbox.com/scl/fi/wun9yhawx…
Last week, @stan_okl gave a @PIPECollab workshop connecting housing and school segregation. David Brady discussed.
