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New in International Organization with Austin Carson 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/S00208…

Extremely happy to see the first paper of my PhD, co-authored with Carl Henrik Knutsen, published in the July issue of World Politics!

Happy to see “Revolutionaries for Railways” (coauthored with Chengyuan Ji) out Comparative Political Studies! journals.sagepub.com/eprint/BGV3NRE…

Overleaf users: Have you used journal templates on Overleaf? I need help using my BibTeX file to cite in one of those templates. I changed the BibTeX file name and everything in the code, but the citations are not printed. What am I missing?

Given the current state of global expertise on North Korea, it’s actually hard to come up with a lineup that excludes all the women. Lots of people who could add value here. Hope the organizers rethink this.

🧵📣My edited volume on Great Power Competition and Overseas Bases w/Isaac B. Kardon is out now Brookings Institution Press!! We explore 🇺🇸🇨🇳🇷🇺 military bases and base access across different regions of the world. Brookings Foreign Policy amazon.com/Great-Power-Co… 1/

In recent years, there’s been an explosion of books on the crisis of Western democracies. 📚 In this🧵, I’ll highlight 15 lesser-known books that anyone interested in the state of Western democracies should know about. 👇🏾

This new book on the Soviet economy by Yakov Feygin is an important read, especially for China watchers, as Michael Pettis points out in one of the book's blurbs.

doi.org/10.1080/174572… Happy to report that my project with Victor Shin is now available at JEPOP (JEPOP ). We show that ideologically ambiguous campaign messages tend to backfire if voters can't distinguish the parties from one another

Congratulations on the best paper award to @ascharpf2, Christian Gläßel, and @pearceaedwards—well-deserved recognition. APSA cambridge.org/core/journals/…

South Korea removed 1,300 cameras from its military bases after discovering they're designed to feed back to a Chinese server: msn.com/en-us/news/wor…

A leading economist in #China has vanished from public view after allegedly criticising Xi Jinping’s handling of the country’s economy on a mobile messaging app. msn.com/en-us/money/ma…

Where not #OpenAccess, the articles in our March 2023 issue are free to read until the end of 2024 - cup.org/3YewZnw With papers by Myunghee Lee @immyungheelee.bsky.social, Taegyun Lim, Stephan Haggard, @TomPepinsky, @NewlandSara, Hiroki Takeuchi & many more

What short-lived martial law says about #SouthKorean democracy and the position of President Yoon buff.ly/41i81Xd (Myunghee Lee @immyungheelee.bsky.social MSU)

Why did the ruling party choose not to vote for impeachment in SK? Lessons can be drawn from the previous impeachment in 2016. My article in Democratization shows how the party and the far-right forces aligned since the impeachment. tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…

#SouthKorea shook a presidential power grab – failure to impeach now risks damaging #democracy buff.ly/3BCQyyl (Myunghee Lee @immyungheelee.bsky.social MSU and Sungik Yang Arizona State University) #MartialLaw #coups

#MartialLaw, mass protests, and #impeachment - these are what #SouthKorea just when through in the past 10 days. Join us if you are interested in what political scientists can share about the crisis.

Check out my open-access article in JEAS, where I explore the South Korean ruling party, the PPP, and its supporters. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Very excited to have this new paper out Journal of Politics @[email protected] with Noah Schouela! On why efforts to level the playing field with redistribution can backfire politically, forging new politics in the meantime. Years & lots of archival work in the making. journals.uchicago.edu/eprint/AQRTEFE…