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This weekend I officially became a Dr. in Peace Studies and Political Science from University of Notre Dame. Many thanks to my advisor Guillermo Trejo who hooded me, and to my committee members Abby Cordova and Ernesto Verdeja. I will miss this beautiful community! Love thee Notre Dame 🍀

Teaching or learning stats and R? #rstats My syllabus, lecture slides, interactive graphs, and other teaching materials are here: bit.ly/teaching_dss I hope they are helpful! They are based on our textbook for complete beginners: bit.ly/dss_book

"The In-depth Interview Method: 12 Articles on Design & Implementation" The first of several compilations for the student, the teacher, & the researcher who is interested in a quality approach to designing & conducting IDIs. bit.ly/2wzIey3 #qualitative #TQF

Big thanks to our presenters & discussants Brian J. Phillips, also on Bsky.app Diksha Poddar Dr Jennifer Hodge Joséphine Lechartre Miranda Melcher Tom Buitelaar Elizabeth Good Josh Fawcett Weiner Mark Berlin بلال سلايمة - Bilal Dr Silvia Carenzi | د. سيلفيا كارينتسي James Hewitt Barbora Valík Wolfgang Minatti /2 civilwarpaths.org/event/2023-202…

Meet Joséphine Lechartre, 2024-2025 Post-Doctoral Fellow. Joséphine Lechartre holds a PhD in Peace Studies and Political Science from University of Notre Dame. Her work is on the legacies of political violence—survivor political behavior, transitional justice and post-conflict criminal violence.

Privileged to attend PeaceCon Alliance for Peacebuilding this week to learn about peace practitioners and researchers and share about my work on non-state governance in Colombia

Join this exciting event tomorrow, just two weeks before the US presidential election!

#AltaVerapaz Comunitarios del caserío San Antonio II, de Santa Catalina la Tinta, Alta Verapaz, comparten un video llevando a una persona enferma, denuncian el abandono de los gobiernos municipales y demandan al Gobierno Central la construcción de una carretera.

Notre Dame is hiring a tenured professor studying democracy, broadly defined. Applications from any subfield of political science are welcome. It is such an awesome place to work. Please apply! apply.interfolio.com/159556

📢 Excited to kick off the Rising Scholars Workshop on Comparative Politics in Latin America 2025 at Nuffield College, University of Oxford! 📅 Day 1 Highlights: Strong set of papers on migration, judicial reform, gender leadership, authoritarianism, polarisation and more.

An excellent day with wonderful works and discussions!

Wrapping up an incredible Rising Scholars Workshop on Comparative Politics in Latin America at Nuffield College! Grateful for the brilliant minds, rich discussions and comments shared by all. Thank you for making this so fun!📚

Thank you to the organizers for a stellar workshop! It was wonderful being Nuffield College and hearing about the brilliant work being done by rising young scholars of Latin American politics

🌟 Big congratulations to former Kellogg Institute Doctoral Affiliate Joséphine Lechartre (Joséphine Lechartre), winner of the 2025 Gabriel A. Almond Award from @apsanet for best dissertation in comparative politics! Her research on wartime violence & transitional justice in Guatemala

I just updated my spreadsheet of crime-related papers published in top Economics journals: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

🚨New paper alert🚨 Excited to share our forthcoming registered report in The Journal of Politics Journal of Politics @[email protected] ! In "Borderline Democracy?", Anil Menon and I ask: Do voters punish governments for curbing civil liberties to tackle salient issues like migration? 🧵👇 1/8

This looks like a must-read for those who test multiple hypotheses. Beyond Bonferroni: Hierarchical Multiple Testing in Empirical Research "standard approaches [for correcting for multiple hypotheses] typically ignore hierarchical relationships among hypotheses—structures that

Joséphine Lechartre Receives the 2025 Gabriel A. Almond Award for “Genocide and Cultural Change: Civilian Survival Strategies and the Reinvention of Political Culture During Guatemala's Mayan Genocide” buff.ly/StMqSOS

One of the joys of my two years in Konstanz University was to see how Sven-Patrick Schmid developed this dataset of legislated indigenous rights across Latin America (1979-2018), as part of his PhD committee. Eager to see people use it, now that it is out! cambridge.org/core/journals/…