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Our attempt to bring together bureaucracy lit in the American and Comparative subfields. The result of hours of conversations, and much wheel spinning, to identify and understand potential "blind spots". We hope it encourages more cross-subfield conversations and projects!

A new study of ours on the effects of the 2021 CTC.

work with @maqartan Alex Scacco and myself on exciting research on political inquality, social conhesion, and mobilization. Great working environment in the middle of Berlin!

Come work with us in Berlin!

And Rachel E. Brule and I will soon circulate the final program for the South Asia mini conference at APSA to be held all day on Friday. Looking forward to meeting the community in Thursday evening (see Alex’s tweet) and Friday!

💼Come work with us!💼 We're looking for a Predoctoral Research Fellow (f/m/x) for our Institutions and Political Inequality research department. 🚨Apply until July 16. #jobs #AcademicTwitter #academicjobs @maqartan Alex Scacco Lisa Garbe Nina McMurry ⬇️ wzb.eu/en/jobs/predoc…

Early view of my article with Leonard Wantchekon on the institutional legacy of African independence movements. We argue that rural insurgencies generated political exclusion & autocratic regimes, while urban protests fostered democratic behavior & institutions. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/aj…

Our final #TBT #GovernanceLoop 🎙️ episode is "Misinformation and Irregular Migration in Nigeria" w/ EGAPer Alex Scacco, along with Bernd Beber & Emeka Eluemunor (Innovations for Poverty Action). buzzsprout.com/1881008/105715…

While behavioural change generalizes toward outgroup strangers, we do not see another type of generalization: camps do not affect attitudes or national identity. Behavioural change without attitudinal change is a common finding: annualreviews.org/doi/abs/10.114…. 7/14

🚨 Call for papers for the Junior Scholars in Quantitative Conflict Workshop, organized by myself, @JaredEdgerton, @Chris_W_Blair, and Roya Talibova. Complete applications at utdallas.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9X…; more info in the screenshot below! DM me if you have any questions!

Just over a year after my thesis defense, I'm thrilled to see my doctoral JMP published in Comparative Political Studies. Grateful to my supervisor, committee, and colleagues whose contributions shaped this paper: doi.org/10.1177/001041…

Join our research team! Looking for French-speaking research intern to work on projects in DRC in Dev/PE/PF space with focus on role of state capacity in economic development. More here: povertyactionlab.org/careers/resear… Econ RA Listings

Now with issue number: my article with Virginia Oliveros 💚 and Rebecca Weitz-Shapiro on credit claiming by labeling can be found in the latest Comparative Political Studies -- see the thread below for a summary! Credit claiming is surprisingly under-researched; we hope to see others build on our work!

Join part 9 of our online series "(Un)Solvable Problems?" this Friday. When #Corona hit, social scientists were trying to understand the social and political impacts of the crisis. In his talk, @maqartan asks how well their models and tools have worked. 📺wzb.eu/en/events/what…

What are the challenges of misinformation research in the Global South? How should scholars study misinformation in such settings? With @KhariBiskut we address these questions in a new article - part of a special issue by Lisa Fazio and Gordon Pennycook sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Do not miss this opportunity to work with Simon Chauchard and his team at our Polarization, Identity and Misinformation (PIM) Lab!