Frances McCall Rosenbluth Junior Research Workshop: Call for Proposals
The Political Economy organized section of APSA is seeking applications from junior scholars for a pre-conference research workshop, to be held September 14, 2022, the Wednesday before APSA.
The Duke Econ Graduate Mentorship Program (GMP) is back! The program is targeted to students from backgrounds under-represented in economics and considering a Ph.D. in economics:
https://t.co/hI6KBv5gG6
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The Political Economy of John Kenneth Galbraith: A guide for beginners about his theories and debates on #economics, #capitalism, and development https://t.co/pgly1buoh4
The ISA Global South Caucus is announcing a call for proposals for their upcoming conference; taking place Dec 15-20, 2023 (Dec 15-16 virtual, Dec 17-20 in-person), & the deadline for abstract submission is July 17, 2023: For more information go to: https://t.co/ntSNDAW3Ia
Are you at #EPSA2023 (#EPSA23) & interested in how public goods provision through bureaucracies may shape political stability? 🙂
If you are, check out the abstract below!
I will present this paper today at PL07 ("Radical Right Parties and Elect. Comp.") in TIC 5 (10:20-12:00).
📣Spread the word - We are hosting the 2023 convening of the North East Universities Development Consortium (NEUDC) on Nov. 4–5, 2023!
🖇 Accepting papers June 17 - August 17, 2023 https://t.co/owfX30Dab3
#NEUDC
(1/7) Sharing a new paper w/ Albert Chiu, @liuziyi233, & Xingchen Lan: https://t.co/HDwycdPnEf
We surveyed six newly proposed estimators as potential remedies to TWFE models under HTE and conducted a systematic reanalysis of 38 recently published papers in APSR, AJPS & JOP.
Applications are open for $300 grad student grants for APSA from the Political Organizations & Parties Section. You need to be presenting at APSA, but it doesn't have to be in any particular section.
Apply: https://t.co/Vg6obHn5ed
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Submit Nominations for the Adaljiza Sosa Riddell Mentoring Award by July 15th. This award recognizes exceptional mentoring of Latino/a students and junior faculty each year with three awards.
https://t.co/7w3bGdjdaS
A new standard textbook on the current situation of #TradeUnions in all 27 #EUMemberStates, including a chapter on #Germany by Torsten Müller (@ETUI_org) and myself. And even better, it can be downloaded for free: https://t.co/rcMlwSmyiU
#EconTwitter I have created a new DiD Resources page on my website. It has links to all of my DiD teaching slides, coding exercises, and packages I've created.
All this info was technically already online, but hopefully this makes it easier to find it!
https://t.co/fLOaKS2ZHb
I'll be at #EPSA2023@europsa where I'm discussing how salient the #gigeconomy is in European #party manifestos.
Interested? Join our "Political Economy of Labour" panel at 9am on Thursday: https://t.co/wZWd6GMdBQ
Can Google Search data predict the economy?
@Google Chief Economist Hal Varian visited @Yale last semester to present on how Google Trends can be used to forecast economic activity, including GDP, unemployment, and where you’ll buy your next coffee: https://t.co/fR2QmK8FBJ
All 45 chapters are now available online for the Oxford Handbook of Historical Political Economy
https://t.co/QzS4KNof59
The handbook will be out in Fall 2023. @jaj7d and I are very proud of how the handbook came together. Hoping you find it as useful as we do!
I'm very happy to see @TheEconomist replicating a graph from my article in Party Politics with @LineRennwald, showing the dramatic decline of Europe's center-left in recent years.
Our original article is available #OpenAccess here: https://t.co/0gLSJhf1sv