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I really enjoyed listening to @elizabethlinos.bsky.social on Fresh Air. Highly recommended! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/f...

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In this op-ed, we - the presidents of SREE and AEFP - joined forces to argue for the importance of evidence on "what works" and how cutting such funding is not "efficient" - it is wasteful. www.brookings.edu/articles/cut...

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My new piece is out: theconversation.com/if-us-attemp...

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One of my recent articles has now been officially assigned page numbers in Journal of Conflict Resolution. 🔍 Key finding: The spatial distribution of loyal, disloyal, and wavering rebel supporters explains who gets targeted and where. Check it out here: doi.org/10.1177/0022...

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The consequences of the illegal shutdown of USAID:

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And it's not just goods and services sold to USAID, but all goods and services sold via the Development-Industrial Complex. A thing I learned via various consultancies over the years is how much "foreign aid" is actually spent in the US and/or on American workers and goods.

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Our amazing colleague, Andrew Natsios, who is a former USAID administrator, on Elon and the DOGE’s attack on USAID 👇

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What does U.S. aid really pay for anyway? 1.5 million lives saved via Gavi, for one. New in AEJ: Economic Policy www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=...

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That building should forever stand as a monumental symbol of American corruption.

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I'm trying to find more example studies for my Quant 2 Master's class this semester. Can someone please point me toward international development articles with field experiments and replication files that credibly analyze: 1) attrition 2) non-compliance 3) interference/spillover Thank you!

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More people speak English today than any other language in human history. But what do we lose, psychologically and culturally, as a result? For this week's @newyorker.com, I explore how English shapes thought—from our conception of time to how we talk about the senses.

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Put together a quick starter pack for political methodologists (broadly defined) who have made their way over to BlueSky. If I've missed folks, please let me know! go.bsky.app/JBavA7x

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I've seen so many great starter packs, but I've yet to encounter one on int'l organizations and cooperation. So, I made one. It is no doubt incomplete, but I hope you find it helpful nonetheless. Feel free to circulate and, if you have suggestions on who to add, send them my way! go.bsky.app/RbHqH38

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New podcast episode out! 🎙️ @ryancbriggs.net & @vincentab.bsky.social dive into their latest paper on the importance of statistical power in poli sci. They break down what it means for research reliability & why it matters for the field. Don’t miss it! podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/i4r...

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I think this is the biggest fallacy in mainstream reporting—the idea that Trump is super popular. He lost the popular vote 2x. He never had approval ratings over 50% during his presidency. He is the leader of the MAGA movement, but that that doesn’t mean he has mass appeal.

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really can't be overstated that a core pillar of MAGAism is to steal your tax dollars and give them to Donald Trump

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Come do a Research Fellowship (postdoc) with us at IAST! - Work 100% on your own research - Contract for 2 +1 years - Top scientific environment - anthro, bio, psych, poli sci, econ, soc and more - In a paradise city in the south of France Apply by Nov 15 www.iast.fr/research-fel...

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My class put together a survey about aid! Please take and share widely so we can play with the data! illinois.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

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Since the book's on sale ($25 at press.princeton.edu/books/paperb...) it's a good time to mention to #polisky that I have an online math course at daveasiegel.com/teaching/math-course. It's got 30+ hours of video content, plus practice problems and a sample syllabus.

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When oil revenue is high, Latin America has easier access to credit. You'd think states would seize this opportunity to borrow more. In a forthcoming World Development article that is open access until June 26, Stephen Kaplan and I show that they don't authors.elsevier.com/a/1j2gk,6yxD...

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I ran an online workshop at Kansas State University this afternoon on fancier regression: Poisson, Beta, and Z(O)IB Beta models! And you can access all the materials here! talks.andrewheiss.com/2024-04-25_k... {brms} + {marginaleffects} = fun and easily interpretable complex model results! #rstats

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Polisky! In a new ISQ piece, Terry Chapman and I look at the effects of IMF surveillance on natural resource governance. We find that developing countries like Guyana are more likely to create natural resource funds when the IMF advises them to do so doi.org/10.1093/isq/...

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We will start reviewing applications soon! Please apply and come be my methods colleague @tamu.bsky.social’s Bush School of Government and Public Service! Application information 👇

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We are hiring in methods—please apply! Here is the link: apply.interfolio.com/140095

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We are opening two tenure-track positions (please repost!) Human Evolutionary Social Science Computational Social Science Come join a truly interdisciplinary department, within a world-class school of economics, in beautiful southern France! Deadline Jan 31st www.tse-fr.eu/groups/depar...

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AidData has updated our Chinese aid data: the data now include 20,985 Chinese development finance projects in 165 countries worth $1.34 trillion over the 2000-2021 period. More in the "Belt and Road Reboot" Report: www.aiddata.org/blog/belt-an...

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It's that time of the year again, RESEARCH FELLOWS and VISITING FELLOWS apply to the IAST, best place to visit or do a post-doc, believe me! www.iast.fr/research-fel...

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Fascinating VoxDev interview on the effects of workfare programs in fragile- and conflict-affected countries from my friend, Arthur Alik-Lagrange, who is a Senior Economist at the World Bank and lead author of a new paper in Labour Economics:

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super useful syllabus for IPE/climate/automation! also hire Felipe to teach this in your department!! polisky ipesky cpesky

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