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#FirstView Do peacekeepers protect civilians? Using an instrumental variables design, Allison Carnegie and ChristophMikulaschek show that powerful states send more peacekeepers to their preferred locations and that these peacekeepers help to protect civilians. ow.ly/SmTT50BQKDw

#CallforPapers GSIPE virtual conference on international political economy of aid & development 📅 Date: Dec 1, 2020 ⏱️ Deadline for abstracts: Nov 8, 2020 👉 Graduate students in economics/political science/other, submit! ℹ️ Details: campuspress.yale.edu/gsipe/addition… #EconTwitter

A PEIO online seminar will replace the 2021 conference, with 2 short presentations weekly for 10 weeks, discussion openers, and time to talk. Junior faculty and PhD students, please submit at: peio.me/peio-seminar/

Applications are now open for our 2021-22 Postdoctoral Fellowships! Learn more: global.upenn.edu/perryworldhous…

A brief thread on my new paper “The Power of Compromise: Proposal Power, Partisanship, and Public Support in International Bargaining” forthcoming in World Politics. 1/n

From the new issue of International Organization - The Promise of Peacekeeping: Protecting Civilians in Civil Wars - ow.ly/NFLB50CAhhI - Allison Carnegie & ChristophMikulaschek

#NewIssue Using an instrumental variables design, Allison Carnegie and ChristophMikulaschek show that powerful states send more peacekeepers to their preferred locations and that these peacekeepers help to protect civilians. Now #ungated and open access ow.ly/7dWB50CGqRF

Come join our workshop! Experiments, surveys, international law + more. Abstracts due April 8. Please re-tweet or share with others who might be interested!

Excited that my Cambridge University Press book with Dustin Tingley, Uncertain Futures, is now shipping. We explain why the climate impasse is hard to break. Credibility challenges stand in the way, but we identify solutions to unlock support. More ⬇️ Please RT! bit.ly/3Dkc9cn

Our deadline to apply for presenting in the Fall Workshop is almost here! Share your work with us by tomorrow here: forms.gle/xraqQi6JPkTBL1…

Join us for the Political Economy of International Organization Conference (PEIO/RIO) at Harvard University, January 23-25, 2025. Submission is now open at peio.me. Thanks Stephen Chaudoin, Christina Davis, ChristophMikulaschek for hosting!

Day 1 of the 17th Political Economy of International Organization (PEIO/RIO) Conference at Harvard is underway, where participants from around the world share cutting-edge research on international organizations. Program and papers available at: loom.ly/W4Dt9-g

A great first day at the 17th Political Economy of International Organization (PEIO/RIO) Annual Conference. Today kicked off with opening remarks from hosts Christina Davis, Stephen Chaudoin, & ChristophMikulaschek followed by 4 sessions, with 12 papers presented throughout the day.

PEIO/RIO Stephen Chaudoin ChristophMikulaschek More than 125 participants will present cutting-edge research on international organizations over the next few days, see the full program here: peio.me/program-and-pa… Thank you to fellow sponsors Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies & the Provost Fund for Interfaculty Collaboration

No better time to attend Political Economy of IOs PEIO/RIO conference Harvard Department of Government than the week when 2nd Trump presidency starts. Check out our paper w ChristophMikulaschek on “How Media Coverage Shapes the Effect of IOs on Public Attitudes" IPS FSV CUNI GLOWIN