We will be at #APSA2024 in Philadelphia, September 5-8! Join us at our booth alongside @Demscore, @VDemInstitute, and GLD. Don’t miss our booth reception on Friday, September 6. You’re also invited to attend the panels we’re contributing to! #APSA

Looking for a postdoc (2 yrs) to join Jacob Gunderson and me Göteborgs universitet / University of Gothenburg in European Research Council (ERC) project on factions. Focus on measuring factions’ influence strategies w surveys. Details: tinyurl.com/b2rrt7ec Deadline: 31 Oct womenalsoknowstuff FirstGenScholars @POCalsoknow

I cannot recommend applying for this position strongly enough. Working with Ann-Kristin Kölln has been a wonderful research experience at a great department at Göteborgs universitet / University of Gothenburg. Anyone interested in political parties and factions should consider applying.

I'm so grateful to the institute for giving me the opportunity to be at APSA this year! In my luggage to Philadelphia, I'm bringing 2 papers 👇 and a whole bunch of info material for the QoG booth including the lightweight 847-pages-long Oxford Handbook 😅 Wish me luck!

Getting ready for my first APSA! I'll present work with Eva Anduiza on who perceives 𝗳𝗲𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗶𝘀𝗺 𝗮𝘀 𝗮 𝘁𝗵𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁 and why - with some puzzling findings. Excited to be on a panel on Gender and Political Backlash next to these very impressive scholars☺️

I have a new working paper! Still working on it, so all comments are welcome. It's my 3rd paper for my PhD – 1 more to go (you'll soon hear more about it 🤩). Experimental Evidence from Belgium on Local Politicians’ Engagement with Protests: gu.se/sites/default/…

Excited to be in Philly for #APSA2024! Tomorrow morning at 8am, I'll be presenting co-authored work with António Valentim on immigrant support for green parties (📍Pennsylvania Convention Center (PCC), 106A). Come by if you're interested!

Excited to present my experimental research with elites today at #APSA2024! Join me at 10 AM for the panel on Political Economy of Aid From Recipients’ Perspective at the Marriott Philadelphia Downtown, Salon K. Hope to see you there!

Tomorrow I’ll be presenting at two panels one after the other (thanks for the morning jog #APSA2024). At 8am, coauthored work w/ Samson Yuen on how protests radicalize. At 10am, a project w/ Jennifer Oser on how politicians benefit from policy congruence with social movements

2 tenure track positions to work in beautiful Paris. Please consider applying. Happy to answer any kind of questions (or to find a person who can)

Why do mainstream parties accommodate niche parties? I am super happy to share my first dissertation article, now open access in JEPP doi.org/10.1080/135017… A short🧵

Our meta-analysis on executive power & corruption is now out in Comparative Political Studies! 📜🔍 Together with Stephen Dawson & Georgios Xezonakis, we dive into how constitutional designs influence corruption levels & what drives variation across studies. Check it out! 🔗 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…

Two more weeks to apply for this position. Please forward to anyone who might be interested.

It's been quite the treat to spend the week visiting (and to present at) the Quality of Government Institute at Göteborgs universitet / University of Gothenburg. What a great group of scholars doing influential work on issues of governance, bureaucracies, and state capacity. Thank you for having me, QoG-Data!

Now in Political Behavior: How do politicians succeed in representing citizen preferences? In a study with >700 Canadian politicians, we test who relies on having accurate knowledge of what their voters want, and who simply happens to have the same opinions as their constituents /1

Check out this interactive dashboard, created by our data intern Lauren Gerber, mapping U.S. county voting patterns from 1916 to 2020 🗳️🇺🇸. Explore party vote shares and trends over time and dive into county-level insights! us-elections.qog.gu.se

Now in American Political Science Review: What do politicians think about their voters? Fielding face-to-face surveys to 982 sitting politicians in 11 countries, and surveys of 12,000 citizens, we find they have remarkably consistent - and cynical - theories of voters: /1 doi.org/10.1017/S00030…

Just published on APSR First View: "Politicians’ Theories of Voting Behavior" by Jack Lucas et al. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Great postdoc opportunity with my terrific co-author Alex De Juan at Osnabrueck University, Germany. 3+3 years, fully funded. If you're working on political violence and/or authoritarian politics you should apply! Details: uni-osnabrueck.de/universitaet/s…