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"Focusing on #text-based #sources, we provide a review of #qualitative #research that identifies #deficiencies in #transparency #practices.." TRANSPARENCY FOR TEXT-BASED SOURCES: FROM PRINCIPLES TO PRACTICE By Nikhar Gaikwad & @veromsherrera buff.ly/37MIRqa #OpenAccess

The world is facing a wheat crisis due to the War in Ukraine. It will be devastating. But war leading to a wheat crisis is not unprecedented. This also happened during World War I. How the world adapted then could teach us what to do now. [THREAD]

Excited to have my research with ⁦@abclayton24⁩ on the origins of gender differences in climate attitudes featured in ⁦The Economist⁩ - stay tuned for a forthcoming article on this subject in ⁦American Political Science Review⁩ economist.com/graphic-detail…

New Working Paper! Decarbonization to avoid climate change will require moving away from fossil fuels. What are the political consequences of declining demand for fossil fuels? papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

In the November issue of the #APSR, Nikhar Gaikwad, Federica Genovese, & Dustin Tingley find climate policy preferences differ based on the type of vulnerability. #OpenAccess #APSRNewIssue #PoliSciResearch ow.ly/X32A50LnrOw

#COP27 has kicked off. One huge issue this year will be the broken int’l climate finance commitments ($100B/y by 2020). Dustin Tingley Nikhar Gaikwad & I have been surveying donors (i.e., 🇺🇸 voters) to understand what prompts more bottom-up support for int’l climate finance…

This article perfectly frames ongoing research by Dustin Tingley Nikhar Gaikwad and myself on public attitudes towards international climate compensatory transfers, what will work, and how. nytimes.com/2023/01/14/opi…

In preparation for our UCL #PriorityTheme meeting on #ClimateChangeGovernance, read this #PriorityThemeSpotlight with EGAPer Nikhar Gaikwad, along with co-authors Federica Genovese and Dustin Tingley. egap.org/resource/prior…

"Where Should Multinationals Pay Taxes?" is out! Pre-print for those in #TaxTwitter #PoliSciTwitter and #EconTwitter who can't cross the paywall: doi.org/10.31219/osf.i… It was a great privilege to work and learn from my friend @ablais_udem. Hope you like the paper!

Can Multilateralism Contribute to Solving the Climate Crisis? Building on Federica Genovese Nikhar Gaikwad, and Dustin Tingley. oecd-forum.org/posts/can-mult… #OECDforum OECD ➡️ Better Policies for Better Lives ECONtribute WiSoFakultät_UniKöln Comp Pol Cologne @elieshout Ken Scheve Yale Program on Climate Change Communication Yale University Yale Political Science Nature Communications

Congress had a resounding victory in Karnataka. Rahul Gandhi traveled ~500 km across 21 constituencies in the state during the Bharat Jodo Yatra last year. Resuf Ahmed and I look at the impact of the yatra for Hindustan Times. #KarnatakaElectionResults2023

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#WorldRefugeeDay In "Internat'l Treaties, Conventions & Laws on Forcible Displacement”, I introduce the Refugee Rights Cube that illustrates that refugee rights can come from ⚖️Internat'l & domestic law ⚖️Refugee-specific & general law ⚖️Hard & soft law link.springer.com/chapter/10.100…

The July issue of World Politics is live! Read issue 3 of volume 75 here: muse.jhu.edu/issue/50432 Authors include Nikhar Gaikwad, Erin Lin, Noah Zucker, @KTertytchnaya, Allison Carnegie, Richard Clark, @ErikPeinert Yu R. Zeng Junyan Jiang, Jie Li, and christiangoebel.bsky.social

Excited that my Cambridge University Press book with Dustin Tingley, Uncertain Futures, is now shipping. We explain why the climate impasse is hard to break. Credibility challenges stand in the way, but we identify solutions to unlock support. More ⬇️ Please RT! bit.ly/3Dkc9cn

In preparation for our NYU Washington DC #PriorityTheme meeting on #ClimateChangeGovernance, read this #PriorityThemeSpotlight with EGAPer Nikhar Gaikwad, along with co-authors Federica Genovese and Dustin Tingley. egap.org/resource/prior…

Great paper by Nikhar Gaikwad, Kolby Hanson & Aliz Toth: Individuals exposed to international migration were significantly more accepting of ethnic, cultural & national out-groups. Migration also bolstered support for intn'l cooperation & cultivated cosmopolitan identities.