As someone who didn’t study law and doesn’t enjoy reading it, I find these trends deeply concerning…

This is such an Australian thing to do. Make an arbitrary rule that even your own government cannot keep when serving the King

Great news! Our edited volume with Bjoern Dressel ANU Crawford School of Public Policy and Alex Stroh Universität Bayreuth *Informality and Courts* is now available for pre-order on Edinburgh University Press's website. You can apply the code NEW30 for a 30% discount. Coming out this December! edinburghuniversitypress.com/book-informali…

my final prediction!!

A really useful resource. Thanks Resul!

this is such an odd* way to think about poll results. Unless you have access to unit record data (which typically you wouldn't as an aggregator) then you are ingesting model outputs because weighting *is* modelling. *silly

Our paper on the ”Class Ceiling in Politics” is now out in the APSR with open access. For an overview of the key findings see this thread! x.com/ollefolke/stat…

Who's the most liberal or conservative cardinal? It's a hard question to answer, but thanks to collegeofcardinalsreport.com, I was able to perform some ideal point estimation. The procedure was relatively simple. I took all positions tracked and coded them as 3 if the cardinal was in

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📢 Research by #ANUExperts Dr. Patrick Leslie Pat Leslie & Prof. Keith Dowding reveals the rise of complex 'monster acts' in Australian legislation since the 1980s. #Legislation #PublicPolicy #Governance #Australia Lecture here: quicklink.anu.edu.au/6ye1