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SI “Public Opinion and International Organizations”, ed by Lisa Dellmuth & @JonasTallberg, now found its issue in @The_PEIO #RIO!
doi.org/10.1007/s11558-025-0…
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Grateful to see that @DaviesThomasR reviewed "Crowded Out," my book with Jennifer Hadden, in @The_PEIO. We ask how competition in crowded NGO fields shapes which organizations get founded, what they do, and where they work. link.springer.com/article/10…
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Here's a thread on the book (which contains a link to download the book for free!) if you want to learn more: xitter.cf/sarahsunnbush/status/1…
📢 New Book!
I’m so happy to share that “Crowded Out” – my new book coauthored with Jennifer Hadden (@WatsonInstitute @BrownUniversity) – is now out with @CambridgeUP. Here’s why we hope you’ll want to read it. 🧵 1/
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We are releasing the 2025 update to our dataset: "China visits: a dataset of Chinese leaders' foreign visits" (@The_PEIO)!
The dataset should be useful to scholars in #InternationalRelations #InternationalPoliticalEconomy
Harvard Dataverse: dataverse.harvard.edu/datase…
ALT Screenshot of the paper page for "China visits: a dataset of Chinese leaders' foreign visits" published in The Review of International Organizations, showing 21k accesses and 36 citations.
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Can development aid reduce migration?
New GODAD working paper by @NarcisseCha uses geocoded aid and census data from Senegal.
Doubling local aid per capita reduces internal migration by 9.8% and irregular international migration by 9.7%.
godad.me/papers/
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Foreign aid as a whole may have mixed support, but SEVENTY-EIGHT PERCENT of Americans Support Global Child Immunization Funding.
Even MAGA Republicans at 70%!
Striking survey results from CGD alum @Leo_Benjamin
fraym.io/global-immunization…
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PEIO Call for Papers – submission deadline end of this week!
Join us for the Political Economy of International Organization Conference (@The_PEIO) at the University of Texas at Austin, January 7-9, 2027. Submission is now open at peio.me. Thanks Terry Chapman, Dan Nielson, @goodhouses, @NateMJensen for hosting!
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I've just made my last first-round editorial decision at RIO. Here are some thoughts on what I've learned and the publication process more broadly: linkedin.com/pulse/what-20-y…
New RIO (@The_PEIO) editor: Christopher Kilby
After more than 20 years as editor of the Review of International Organizations, I'm stepping back from new submissions.
As of today, Christopher will take over. I will continue with resubmissions for papers I originally handled.
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Who should decide how development aid is spent?
I spoke with Das Parlament about the GIZ and German development cooperation. My main point: in democratic partner countries, governments should have much more say over priorities and projects.
das-parlament.de/aussen/entw…
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Do higher oil prices fuel conflict?
New column with Maximilian Herrmann and Jingke Pan: organized violence moves toward oil locations and away from nearby areas, while protests spread outward. Aggregation can hide the resource curse:
How oil price shocks redraw the map of conflict
Maximilian Herrmann (SAP), Jingke Pan & @DreherAxel @UniHeidelberg
ow.ly/OHR750ZpWpE
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New RIO (@The_PEIO) editor: Christopher Kilby
After more than 20 years as editor of the Review of International Organizations, I'm stepping back from new submissions.
As of today, Christopher will take over. I will continue with resubmissions for papers I originally handled.
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What happens when Wagner enters African conflict zones?
New GODAD paper by @lilleberlin and Lev Lvovskiy: Western bilateral donors retreat, while the World Bank initially reengages – more projects and disbursements. After 2022, that WB premium declines.
godad.me/papers/
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What's the point of academic conferences?
Answering this question recently, my mind went straight to a paper by de Leon & McQuillin. One big conference was cancelled due to a Hurricane. Papers were cited less & there were less diverse collaborations.
Conferences help science!
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New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP21648
Refineries, Pipelines and Petroleum Fields - The Impact of Oil on Conflict Around the World
Axel Dreher @DreherAxel, Jingke Pan, Maximilian Herrmann @UniHeidelberg
ow.ly/3kHE50ZgjcQ
#CEPR_DE #CEPR_PoE #EconTwitter
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What happened after the USAID shutdown?
New GODAD working paper by Marcella Nicolini & Fabio Sabatini: exposed African regions saw falling nightlights and rising acute food insecurity, especially where vulnerability was high and institutions weaker.
godad.me/
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The call for papers for this year's edition of Economics of Global Interactions is just out. Deadline for submissions: May 25. Please share! @NDConiglio @Raffaele_Lagrav @SilviaMarches12 @DreherAxel @TorsvikGaute @jornra @tfharding @LantPritchett @AlirezaNaghavi_ @EconBergen
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The Geocoded Official Development Assistance Dataset (GODAD) invites submissions to its new working paper series. If you have a paper using sub-national aid data, let us know. First contributions by Jimmy Graham, Andrea Fazio, Marcella Nicolini, ...: godad.me/papers/
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Join us for the Political Economy of International Organization Conference (@The_PEIO) at the University of Texas at Austin, January 7-9, 2027. Submission is now open at peio.me. Thanks Terry Chapman, Dan Nielson, @goodhouses, @NateMJensen for hosting!
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Check out the papers of the 18th PEIO (@The_PEIO, IE University) at peio.me. Please save the date for our next PEIO, hosted by the University of Texas at Austin, on January 7-9, 2027. Thanks to Dan Nielson et al. for hosting us! @goodhouses, @NateMJensen
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New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP21008
From Moderates to Extremes: How Immigration Polarizes American Politics
Johannes Matzat @matzatecon @UniLuzern, Axel Dreher @DreherAxel @UniHeidelberg @KOFETH_en, Sarah Langlotz @LanglotzSarah @uniGoettingen, Christopher Parsons @ParsonsEcon @uwanews
ow.ly/YZSL50XZIbq
#CEPR_LE #CEPR_PoE #CEPR_PE #EconTwitter
