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With the election around the corner, what does political science tell us about how the green transition affects voting?
Here’s a thread jam-packed with climate politics and elections research ⬇️
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Katherine Irajpanah studies #InternationalRelations, focusing on political violence and U.S. foreign policy. Her #dissertation examines the relationship between norms around the use of force and patterns in international conflict. Advisor: @jkertzer.
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In a Harris or Trump administration, what's next? Join us for a Weatherhead Forum webinar the day after the election as we break down the results. We've got a stellar panel including @PippaN15, @jkertzer, and @dziblatt from @EuropeAtHarvard. Register here: loom.ly/41KqvC8
ALT Weatherhead Forum event details with stylized black and white photos of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump with bright green question marks on a black background.
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Brian Highsmith (@bd_highsmith) studies #AmericanPolitics & #SocialPolicy. His #dissertation explores the forms of public & private governance that facilitate localized corporate domination - and has been quoted in the likes of @Harpers & @MotherJones.
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Delighted to share a new article in @ForeignAffairs by me and Jeff Friedman challenging the idea that presidential elections are all about "the economy, stupid." In 2024, as in the past, foreign policy is shaping the campaign - and vice versa: foreignaffairs.com/united-st…
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.@Chris_T_Kenny is an #Americanist and #methodologist, studying democratic institutions using computational methods with a focus on redistricting and the census. His job market paper studies how rules impact the actions of courts and policymakers.
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How do domestic politics shape powerful states' engagement with international orders?
In a new 🚨 @SecStudies_Jrnl article 🚨, I look at Ming and Qing emperor legitimacy needs and Chinese tribute exchanges between the 14th and 19th centuries: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Theda Skocpol has been presented the Khaldun Award - presented only to scholars of the utmost distinction and one of the most celebrated awards given by the Comparative Historical Sociology section of @ASANews. gov.harvard.edu/2024/10/03/t…
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Liz Thom studies #AmericanPolitics focusing on social policy, place-based inequality, & political economy. Her #dissertation explores how policy responses to extractive industry decline in Appalachia reshape local community contexts & political behavior.
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Want US regulations on automation? Make the robots foreign. Then citizens want similar policy responses to globalization.
MD Mangini (**on job market**) and I show this in "Robots, Foreigners, and Foreign Robots" accepted @The_JOP (pending rep. check).
stephenchaudoin.com/robots.p…
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We're thrilled to announce our 4th annual Political Science-Prep (PS-Prep), an informational & mentoring event for individuals interested in pursuing doctorates in political science.
Find out more on the PS-Prep website: projects.iq.harvard.edu/ps-p…
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My latest for @ForeignPolicy analyzing Mexico's judicial overhaul with @m_ballesteross 👇
"We argue that the real problem with Mexico’s judicial overhaul is not just direct elections for judges but rather the specific design of those elections." 1/🧵
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Elizabeth Perry on work teams as a means of CCP governance
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I’m excited to share that “Credibility, Organizational Politics, and Crisis Decision Making” is now out at JCR! A quick 🧵 journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs…
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Super excited this article is out in @AJPS_Editor on intl crisis decision-making in groups with @jkertzer @Prof_MHolmes @mitsurumu. The 2nd from our larger project on group processes in foreign policy making! Lots of implications here for the present news cycle...
New in @AJPS_Editor with @CarlyNWayne @mitsurumu @Prof_MHolmes: how do group dynamics affect assessments of resolve and costly signals?
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Now on #FirstView: how do contemporary Chinese IR scholars understand international order?
@haoming_x, @_DavidAPeterson & Bear Braumoller compare four modern Chinese IR theories with conventional paradigms.
@osupolisci, @fordschool
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New in @IntOrgJournal with @carsonaust and @Maya_VanNuys:
Applying text analysis methods to almost 5,000 President's Daily Briefs (1961-1977), we find that states viewed as "racialized Others" are described more frequently using implicit racial tropes.
doi.org/10.1017/S00208183240…
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One of the most challenging pieces of writing I've ever been a part of. Grateful to @HDiplo for the opportunity, @GoodhartAndrew for making it happen, @IRgetsreal @SarahCroco @tanishafazal @jkertzer @JenniferMitzen @ProfPaulPoast & @AyseZarakol for sharing memories of @Prof_BearB
H-Diplo | RJISSF Tribute to the Scholarship and Legacy of Bear Braumoeller is published here: issforum.org/to/jt2
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How does domestic economic context shape support for honoring institutionalized trade commitments? I use survey experiments to study this question in a new paper out now at Review of International Organizations (@The_PEIO). Read the full paper here: rdcu.be/dPwmc
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Who is blamed when factories close or when there are mass layoffs? How does blame attribution affect policy preferences?
@A_Guisinger and I answer these questions in our new article in @PolBehavior (rdcu.be/dOhJW). 🧵
