Danny R. Daneri

Asst. Professor @ Syracuse Poli Sci; Not on here much anymore; PhD Princeton Politics; Interest Groups, Labor, historical data-sets, experiments; organizer

[Danny R. Daneri @DannyDaneri]

@small_schulz Thanks, Will!

[Danny R. Daneri @DannyDaneri]

My article, Labor vs. Big Business, is out! it's about efforts of companies like Uber to reform gig worker laws and voter cue-taking from unions and business. TLDR; progressive voters trust union cues to substitute for policy information https://t.co/k0SWnPVXmT

[Josh Kalla @j_kalla]

New at @PNASNews with @dbroockman, @chriscaballero_ & @easton_matty: "Political practitioners poorly predict which messages persuade the public." As we head into the last week of the campaign, a good reminder that political practitioners have poor intuitions as to what persuades

[Danny R. Daneri @DannyDaneri]

@reillysteel this is incredible, Reilly!

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@JohnHolbein1 The Strength of Weak Ties or Fuck Nuance or CRISPR Bacon: A Sizzling Technique to Generate Genetically Engineered Pigs

[Danny R. Daneri @DannyDaneri]

and thanks to committee members, including @JakeMGrumbach

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Little late b/c I'm shy, but I'm grateful to have received the APSA Dorothy Day Award for Outstanding Labor Research for my paper on Corporate Influence and NLRB appointments thanks to Labor section leaders @SidneyRothstein, Matt Lacouture and @MimiArnoldLyon; @PUPolitics

[Danny R. Daneri @DannyDaneri]

why is there no talk of the fact that Boeing moved their plants to SC to avoid union labor? not surprising that their planes suck now

[Danny R. Daneri @DannyDaneri]

Happening now on zoom: 2024 Comparative Labor Workshop See schedule and info here:
https://t.co/jHLhILyIRQ

[Andreas Wiedemann @abwiedemann]

I have a new paper on redistributive politics under spatial inequality out in @The_JOP!

https://t.co/U9A41ZiH8T

[Alice Xu @alice_z_xu]

📢 Call for papers 📢

Political Economy of Climate Change and the Environment (PECE) APSA 2024 mini-conference

Deadline soon: March 1st, 2024

Submit here: https://t.co/eJTK1K27w3
More information:
https://t.co/ikt7nUtRhs
https://t.co/t3lnSHrKLd

[Danny R. Daneri @DannyDaneri]

Major strikes of over 1,000 workers up by 280% in 2023; data from @ILRLaborAction shows number of workers across all strikes up 141%
https://t.co/waz1pRVzQV

[Labor Action Tracker @ILRLaborAction]

📣 The Labor Action Tracker Annual Report 2023 is officially here, courtesy of @ILRLaborAction, @cornellilr, and @LER_Illinois!

Check out the link below for the full report or take a look at the overview in the following thread! #1u

https://t.co/8nfxx5o1pE

[Danny R. Daneri @DannyDaneri]

Interested in labor politics research? Come to the 2024 Comparative Labor Workshop to be held on zoom on Friday, March 8. See schedule here: https://t.co/JSZFKB7tqY

[Danny R. Daneri @DannyDaneri]

i have no ambitions of helping to solve this coordination problem, but my new blue sky handle is @dannydaneri.bsky.social

[Carlisle Rainey @carlislerainey]

"Against theory-motivated experimentation in science"

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"when it comes to experimental choice within a specific design space, scientists should be less influenced by theories than has oen been supposed by philosophy of science and by the scientists themselves."

[Jake M. Grumbach @JakeMGrumbach]

"US democracy would be great if not for Citizens United."❌

"Actually Citizens United isn't bad for democracy. It actually might be good." ❌

This cool paper using actual empirical evidence: "Citizens United is bad for democracy (but so are other things)." ✅

[rachel funk fordham @rfunkfordham]

my very first article, "Anti-Democratic Influence: The Effect of Citizens United on State Democratic Performance," is out now @LSQjournal : https://t.co/wQN6xamznM

[Biff Parker-Magyar @BiffPM]

A reminder that the deadline for the 2023 Comparative Labor workshop is tomorrow! Apply by tomorrow for March 8th here: https://t.co/RzsxDtfdhg

cc @DannyDaneri #APSALabor
https://t.co/3opI5jaV0k

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@GaribaldoValdez I don’t really think there’s cannon given how little attention labor has gotten in the field historically, but I’ll add Alex Hertel-Fernandez, Bruce Western, Nelson Lichtenstein, Paul Frymer, Taylor Dark, Alexis Walker, John Ahlquist (some of these are sociologists)