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🥁The LOBBYMETRY project is hiring: 1 PostDoc (3 years) 1 fully-funded PhD Come to beautiful Copenhagen to research lobbying, informational quality and public policy formulation Department of Political Science, UCPH ! PostDoc: jobportal.ku.dk/videnskabelige… PhD: employment.ku.dk/phd?show=163770 Pls spread the word!🚀

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What happens when a U.S. president violates the law — or the norms that make them work? We preview a new book from Jack Greenberg and John Dearborn about congressional expectations of self-restraint. bit.ly/425Yxyw

Incredibly honored to learn that I'll be receiving the annual Founder's Medal at VU Graduate School commencement. I'll always be grateful for the support, mentorship, & friendship I received from faculty Vanderbilt University Political Science --- most especially my advisor Joshua Clinton!

Lucky I get the spillover effects from brilliant colleagues like Mellissa!

Our Spring 2025 poll is out today! We are an undergraduate-led research group funded by Yale ISPS, focusing on what young people think about our democracy. Here are some key insights from our research: 1/🧵

This is a nice review! Shameless self-promo: pair it with our review of theoretical approaches to studying influence (w Keith Schnakenberg) annualreviews.org/content/journa…

Yale undergrads' Yale Poll Spring 2025 poll of young American voters and the general population just released. Lots of data on topics ranging from the '28 primary to taxes on university endowments, knowledge of government spending, and views on democratic reforms. Link below

New Cambridge Element Congressional Expectations of Presidential Self-Restraint by Jack Greenberg and John Dearborn is now free to read for 2 weeks! cup.org/4ihOJWQ #cambridgeelements #politics

🚨 We’re excited to introduce the Swedish Municipal Council Database! This open-access resource contains our hand-coded data for local politicians from every democratic local election in Sweden between 1919 and 2018. Dataverse: doi.org/10.7910/DVN/LG… More details below! 🧵

As the great Ian Turner would say, “read it, cite it, love it,” if you please! Open access for the rest of the month.

Don’t miss your chance to read new Cambridge Element Congressional Expectations of Presidential Self-Restraint by Jack Greenberg and John Dearborn Free access available until 30 April. cup.org/42tKi5u #cambridgeelements #politics

🚨 Two new post-docs at GW University!! Both affiliated with Institute for Data, Democracy & Politics, one will be more computational, the other more experimental. Links: gwu.jobs/postings/119777 and gwu.jobs/postings/119779 Spread the word!

I'm excited to share essays on government & the politics of problem-solving by all-star scholars: Bryan Jones Sarah Anzia Don Moynihan, Dan Carpenter, Frances Lee, Brandice Canes-Wrone, Steve Teles, Larry Rothenberg, Alan Gerber & Eric Patashnik. Yale ISPS @WatsonInstitute

Really excited about this online convening May 19-20 to better understand the contemporary challenges and opportunities of Democratic governance in blue trifectas. Important for housing, climate, inflation, and so much more -- especially today! Register: berkeley.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

"Dada's book" (aka 'Congressional Expectations of Presidential Self-Restraint,' by Jack Greenberg and me) is now out in print! amazon.com/Congressional-…

“Fun” read for the whole family!

Last month, I stepped down as an editor after 6.5 years (4 REStud; 2.5 JEEA). I have gathered a few suggestions that can help you avoid unnecessary negative referee reports.

Interested in sortition and online governance? We're seeking experts in sortition and blockchain governance to fill out this brief survey that will help us to understand the potential uses of sortition in the online world. Appreciate your time! forms.gle/5qr3moBc6eJU16…

📢 New Book! I’m so happy to share that “Crowded Out” – my new book coauthored with Jennifer Hadden (@WatsonInstitute Brown University) – is now out with Cambridge University Press. Here’s why we hope you’ll want to read it. 🧵 1/