From our new issue: "From Protest to Child-Rearing: How Movement Politics Shape Socialization Priorities" by Allison Anoll, Andrew Engelhardt, and Mackenzie Israel-Trummel. #APSRNewIssue https://t.co/ygUG74czVH
From our new issue: "The Effect of Protesters’ Gender on Public Reactions to Protests and Protest Repression" by Martin Naunov (@NotLipset). #ASPRNewIssue https://t.co/1Fxu6q3LHT
Excited to see this in print! It speaks to a number of social science literatures—protest effectiveness, propaganda, stereotypes & morality, gender & politics, and disparate treatment within & between identity categories. Main findings summarized here: https://t.co/NswVL4j6hv
RIP ❤️ Professor Kiah Duggins was among those lost in the mid-air plane collision at Reagan National Airport. Professor Duggins was set to begin a new chapter as a professor at Howard University School of Law this fall. May her memory be a blessing.
From our new issue: "An Incomplete Recognition: An Analysis of Political Science Department Statements after the Murder of George Floyd" by Nadia Brown, Fernando Tormos-Aponte, Janelle Wong. #ASPRNewIssue https://t.co/QDixg7HINs
Residents are being displaced by investors and tourists in record numbers. For Puerto Ricans, home is rarely an island paradise. While at the conference, please consider attending panels and presentations on the U.S. empire and Puerto Rico, and being cognizant of the space.
Congratulations to @VandyPoliSci faculty Larry Bartels on being awarded a National Medal for Science from @POTUS! This is a tremendous, and well-deserved, honor.
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From our new issue: "Willing but Unable: Reassessing the Relationship between Racial Group Consciousness and Black Political Participation" by @JCarreraSmith, @jayctigerfan, @arvindkrishnam, @MiguelMDuke, @LeannMclaren, @IsmailWhitePhD. #ASPRNewIssue
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The Northeast has seen a political sea change over the past 8 years. The shift here since 2016 has been uneven. Trump has made huge gains in diverse urban areas (particularly NYC), pushing the region to the right overall, even as many parts of it have moved left.
Just published on APSR First View: "Interpersonal Relationships, Bipartisanship, and January 6th" by James M. Curry and Jason Roberts. https://t.co/5V9RMBxlWW