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The JHPE is accepting papers for publication consideration (peer review). For submission information, see nowpublishers.com/Journal/Author….

Super interesting! DHL Trade Atlas 2025: Mapping the shifting landscape of global trade "The DHL Trade Atlas 2025 provides a comprehensive analysis of trade patterns for nearly 200 countries and territories worldwide." dhl.com/global-en/micr…

Coming soon: JPIPE 6(1): five articles by Adam Zelizer, Ryan D Williamson, and others.

Surprised and honored to be co-winner of the AJPS Best Article Award for my article on the benefits of patronage. MPSA AJPS Thank you to the committee and the whole community that helped me produce that piece! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

New version uploaded to APSA_Preprints - When are Junctures Critical? The Legacies and Non-Legacies of Interruptions in Local Self-Government - preprints.apsanet.org/engage/apsa/ar… - Daniel Gingerich & Jan Vogler #preprint

Congratulations to J-PAL affiliated professor Sandip Sukhtankar and coauthors for winning the APSA-PSA International Partnership Award! Read about their #RCT evaluating the impact of women's help desks in Indian police stations: povertyactionlab.org/evaluation/inc…

After 6 long yrs, I'm elated to see our paper w/ Antonella Bandiera & Horacio Larreguy on family ties, social control, & authoritarian distribution to elites in 🇵🇾 published in American Political Science Review. As Horacio said, a rewarding experience that began casually at NEWEPS-NYU cambridge.org/core/journals/…

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🚨 The annual calls for assistant & associate professorships in political science at Aarhus BSS are out! 🚨 international.au.dk/about/profile/… international.au.dk/about/profile/… The deadlines are *early* in the cycle: Aug. 25 & Sep. 8, respectively. Consider applying to join our... (1/3)

Part 1 of a new series, "Lessons from China's Imperial History for Contemporary U.S.-China Relations." Today's episode: Why Understanding China's Past is the Key to Understanding Its Future. Hi All. Today I start a new series that I believe will help us see why should be both

Just finished the Aarhus half marathon (my first recorded one ever) and it was challenging, but also really fun! 😊 I even met our department head, Christoffer Green-Pedersen, on the way and gave him a high five as we were running. 😄 Hope to see even more colleagues in 2026.😁

My book was just sent to press! It'll be available in print end of July. Focusing mostly on Southeast Asia during the 20th c, the book develops an argument about how state-building can present headwinds for nation-building.