Check out this new special issue on gender and authoritarian politics edited by @shalaby12 and Lena Wangnerud with excellent contributions from @EllenMLust, Paul Schuler, @C_Barns @acrowinghen and many other authoritarianism scholars
https://t.co/kuaCCaUUx0
Our business meeting to honor award recipients and introduce nominations for new officer slate will be Friday 6:30-7:30pm in Marriott room 502. Join us!
In a new article in @apsrjournal, @sarahsunnbush, @DonnoDaniela and I show that autocrats can use women’s rights to enhance their reputation for democracy and prospects for foreign aid among democracy promoters and aid officials - also in the absence of electoral liberalization.
Honored to contribute to this stellar special issue on autocracy and intl orgs. Our article examines how autocrats invite multiple intl election observers to reduce the risk of post election contention. With @BurcuSavun3@perisadavutoglu and Kelly Morrison. @The_PEIO
Interested in how autocratic &/or backsliding states affect cooperation through international organizations? All 6 articles in our special issue "Illiberal Regimes and International Organizations" now online first @The_PEIO! plus our introduction: https://t.co/8Pap5P8tNu Thread:
My special issue on The Life Cycles of International Cooperation is out @the_peio. Worried about the resilience of global order? Explore the lives, deaths, and resurrections of international organizations over time, with an intro and six great articles. 1/11
New paper on low-quality international election monitors with @sarahsunnbush & @laurenrprather, forthcoming open access at RIO in our special issue on Illiberal Regimes & IOs, now also uploaded as a working paper on IGCC https://t.co/qC0YzSJL1i 1/
With @sarahsunnbush@zetterberg_par, we are excited to announce this article. Can autocrats burnish a reputation for democracy by advancing women’s rights?