Boucher Antoine

Postdoc researcher at @uniGoettingen. Working on Development, Political, and Economic History

[Andreas Fuchs @fuchs_andreas]

🚀 Calling #DevelomentEconomics postdocs from low- and middle-income countries! Applications are open for the 6th cohort of the Stephan Klasen Fellowship at University of Göttingen.
📅 Duration: April 2026 – March 2027
⏰ Deadline: November 16, 2025
Please retweet! Details👇

[Austin Strange @AustinMStrange]

I'm looking for a talented graduate student to join our growing IR community @HKUniversity and collaborate on historical + contemporary Chinese foreign policy research.

🚨Funded PhD/MPhil. Apply by 10 April.

Please share below info. Thank you!

https://t.co/PBPOmiki0F

[Austin Strange @AustinMStrange]

🚨Workshop! "China in the Global South"

Join us at @HKUniversity for (very timely) research+policy discussions organized by @AsiaGInstitute, @kiel_china, and @CeMEAS_unigoe.

Submissions on all related topics welcome. Travel + lodging covered.

Info: https://t.co/B0SK59eLjE

[Boucher Antoine @BoucherAntoine6]

Voilà pour cet aperçu de la géographie électorale en 1848 !

Sources : données électorales issues de Cagé et Piketty https://t.co/T1oit2Eq5x, et fonds de cartes des cantons de 1870 produits par Victor Gay.

[Boucher Antoine @BoucherAntoine6]

🧵Tentative de cartographie des élections législatives de 1848, les premières après la Révolution de Février et la proclamation de la Deuxième République.

⬇️1ère carte : nuance en tête par canton.

[Boucher Antoine @BoucherAntoine6]

🟠la carte du vote républicains modérés:
- La Bretagne comme principal foyer, qui se distingue déjà par son vote modéré.
- Des zones protestantes historiquement méfiantes vis-à-vis de la monarchie : Doubs, Haut-Rhin, Lozère.

[L Wellner @elwellner]

The political economy session at the 2024 Homecoming continues with @BoucherAntoine6. He takes us back to the times of Napoleon III, discussing the effect of political repression on voting behavior in France.
#homecoming2024 #GSDE

[AEA Journals @AEAjournals]

Forthcoming in AEJ: Applied Economics: "Schoolgirls, Not Brides: Education as a Shield against Child Marriage" by Hélène Giacobino, Elise Huillery, Bastien Michel, and Mathilde Sage. https://t.co/khSc2vo5sY

[DIAL @DialDevelopment]

#Soutenance de thèse @Paris_Dauphine le 11 décembre à 10h.
Mathilde Sage : "#Mariage, #fécondité, et émancipation économique en #Afrique subsaharienne".
➡️https://t.co/E8JNxoxFi0

[Sarah Vincent @SarahVincent_]

✨️ Job market time ✨️

Thread on my JMP coming very very soon, stay tuned 😊

#EconJobMarket #EconTwitter

[DIAL @DialDevelopment]

#Soutenance de thèse @Paris_Dauphine le 21 novembre à 10h.
Antoine Boucher @BoucherAntoine6 : "Three Essays in Applied Political #Economy".
➡️https://t.co/uib3M4eRhp

[Szymon Pifczyk @sheemawn]

It's 2023, 109 years after WW1 started, yet the pre-WW1 imperial borders are still visible on the election map of Poland - and on many others, for that matter.

A thread 🧵🧵🧵-->

[Jan Vogler @Jan_Vogler]

🚨 Tomorrow: "The State & Future of Historical Political Economy" 🚨

First session of VWHPE (https://t.co/SbpvrrXo9c) with @AnnaGBusse, @stasavage, @JennyGuardado7, @dawn_teele, @jaredcrubin, & @vcharnysh!

8 AM PT
11 AM ET
5 PM CET

Sign up for our list: https://t.co/ZLbPDNfwbH

[Julia Cage @CageJulia]

Julia Cagé et Thomas Piketty livrent une vision inédite de l’histoire politique française – via @lemondefr https://t.co/GkHAeedgcW

[OpenHistoricalMap 🐘 @[email protected] 🐘 @OpenHistMap]

Progress of the @ACommunes project to map roads from 19th century French États-Major mapset. As shown on Open Historical Map, with the Woodblock style layer.

#30DayMapChallenge
@OpenStreetMapUS

https://t.co/RbsEG6240q

[Boucher Antoine @BoucherAntoine6]

@LKonken There is the CEPII dataset with bilateral trade between 1827 - 2014 https://t.co/fZHrrpFuvM

[Boucher Antoine @BoucherAntoine6]

Tune in today at noon CET #GSIPE #EconTwitter (6/6)

[Boucher Antoine @BoucherAntoine6]

I’m glad to have the opportunity to present our work at @gradstudent_ipe: “Foreign Aid and Power Play: Political Cycle in World Bank’s Procurement Allocation”, co-authored with Lisa Chauvet and Marin Ferry. Quick Thread (1/6)

[Grad Students in International Political Economy @gradstudent_ipe]

#GSIPE is BACK next Monday with @BoucherAntoine6 presenting "Foreign Aid and Power Play: Political Cycle in World Bank’s Procurement Allocation," moderated by @NicolaNones.

See you there at noon ET! #EconTwitter #polisciresearch #AcademicTwitter

[Boucher Antoine @BoucherAntoine6]

Foreign firms win larger contracts in a given recipient one semester before the election in their home country; especially if the supplier can easily influence the recipient country thanks to its bilateral aid. (5/6)