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.LSE Intl Relations is hiring an Assistant Professor specializing in China! Deadline September 9th: jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/I/57…

We know a lot about how native-born individuals react to migrants. But how does migration shape the attitudes of migrants themselves? The first paper from our years-long field experiment on migration (w/ Nikhar Gaikwad and Aliz Toth) is ONLINE at AJPS ! (1/n)

Forecasts of US presidential elections are everywhere, and they’re discussed obsessively by journalists and the public. But are they any good? Dean Knox, Sean Westwood, and I show we’re decades, centuries, or (sometimes) millenia away from evidence that they are any better

Happy that this paper is now forthcoming in Journal of Politics @[email protected] : Do Domestic Climate Rulings Make Climate Commitments More Credible? Evidence from Stock Market Returns. (1/4) papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

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🚨 Only one week left to apply for the Assistant Professor position specialising in China in International Relations at LSE Department of International Relations. Apply by 9th September 2024 and please share this opportunity widely with your network! jobs.lse.ac.uk/Redirect.aspx?…

3. Finally, at 2pm, a return to my true love: studying the private sector. Noah Zucker will present a new paper (w/ excellent CU PhD student Simran Singh) in which we model the public-private competition for climate expertise. All-star panel. Excited to see everyone in philly!

Last call! We are hiring a post-doc to lead our work identifying economic opportunities and supporting smart green industrial policies. This is exciting research at the intersection of academia and policy.

Considering an MA in international politics? UChicago's CIR program is incredible. An intense year of graduate seminars. Leave with an original research thesis that will open doors in the academy, policy world, and industry. Meet the CIR team (including me) *Oct 24 at 9am CT*

The October issue of World Politics is live! It features articles from Allison Carnegie Ricky Clark Noah Zucker; Tobias Böhmelt; Zaraí Toledo Orozco, Moisés Arce; Giuliana Pardelli; and Anders Woller #AcademicWriting muse.jhu.edu/issue/53448

In The Storied Teller, World Politics October issue authors Allison Carnegie Ricky Clark Noah Zucker discuss the effects of populism on international organizations #StoriedTeller #WorldBank wpj.princeton.edu/storied-teller…

THREAD My deep dive on International Energy Agency #WEO24 🌄Solar up 4x by 2030, top ⚡️ source by 2033 🥇Clean energy +44% by 2030, top *energy* source by "mid-30s" 🛢️EVs displace 6mb/d by 2030 (⏫4mb/d last yr) ⛰️Fossil fuels peak by 2030 🌡️Warming 2.4C(🔽 2.6C 2021 ⏬ 3.5C 2015)

I’m hiring a research officer for a new project on polarisation and nuclear policy! Come work with me at LSE’s Phelan United States Centre. The post runs from Dec-June and may be renewable. It is best suited for a predoc or postdoc. Details here: jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/11….

King's College London is hiring a permanent lecturer (assistant professor) in international development, with a focus on macroeconomics/political economy and climate + regional focus on South East/East Asia. kcl.ac.uk/jobs/096429-le…

The election of Donald Trump is a gutting defeat for those working to accelerate the shift to clean energy. But it isn't "game over" in the climate fight. The next battle begins today. As we all process what happens now, here's my personal reflections Heatmap News (link 👇).

🚨new working paper with Noah Zucker and Simran Singh🚨 Private sector demand for climate expertise is skyrocketing. Firms now compete with the government to hire top climate experts. How does this competition affect the state's capacity for climate governance?

Thrilled to share that I will be joining Princeton University Princeton Politics as an Assistant Professor later this year. It'll be difficult leaving amazing colleagues LSE Intl Relations, but I'm looking forward to these next steps! 🐅

Nominations are open for APSA International Collaboration Awards - including self nominations! Please submit.

New Devex opinion piece by Allison Carnegie, Noah Zucker, and me. We explain how Trump’s attacks on science domestically imperil global development devex.com/news/opinion-t…