Sharing our new episode with Iza Ding! Environmental issues are serious in China, but its Protection Bureau rarely fine offending factories. Yet they make a big show of doing stuff for citizens. To uncover this, Iza used ethnography, embedding herself within an agency. 🤯

I had the best time catching up with my friend Joan Ricart-Huguet! We learn about what happens when the *sorting hat* at Makerere University sorts incoming students randomly into their dorms. Can the cultures of these dorms change their personalities? #naturalexperiment

Check it out if you're interested in culture | education | socialization | natural experiments | history | Uganda! TY Makerere Students' Guild Barnabas Nawangwe Edwin Mayoki Ivan Bwowe Stephen Kateega Catherine Tabingwa & TY Yang-Yang Zhou 周泱泱 Alan Jacobs!

Just finished this great conversation with Joan Ricart-Huguet in Scope Conditions Podcast. Highly recommended for anyone curious about political socialization and cultural transmission

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This was such a fun conversation! You'll definitely want to stick around to hear about how Jessie Trudeau collected data on which criminal gangs control which favelas and how she was able to use random assignment of voters to ballot boxes as a natural experiment.

📞 Long-time listener, first-time caller to Scope Conditions Podcast podcast! This conversation was such a blast and we covered a lot of ground about my work in 🇧🇷: 🗳️criminal groups' involvement in elections 📊how to measure it 🙋‍♀️and what the voters think Thanks for the opportunity!🙏🏼

LISTEN via Scope Conditions Podcast: Professor Jessie Trudeau discusses her research on why politicians in some parts for the world bring criminal organizations into their campaigns for office. SU Political Science Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs bit.ly/3TGVl80

For those who are too busy to peruse academic books, I'd recommend listening to Scope Conditions Podcast episode with Charlotte Cavaille, which I found inspiring. scopeconditionspodcast.com/episodes/episo…

📢 New episode! Why do political parties use violence to achieve their goals in some political contexts but not in others? Niloufer Siddiqui talks with us about her award-winning new book on violence as electoral strategy in Pakistan. scopeconditionspodcast.com/episodes/episo…

👇One of the best political science podcasts out there