Very excited and humbled about this paper on @JournalESP. In this article, @m_j_donnelly, @justinsavoie and I present the results of a survey experiment in three different immigration regimes and interest group environments (Canada, the UK and Germany) to examine...Thread: 1/2
1/ 📢Very excited to share a new open-access paper in @PolBehavior: “Party or Policy? The Role of Policy Partisanship in Voter Decision-Making”
https://t.co/YdANPM3USR
In a longstanding debate in political behavior, what matters more to voters: party cues or policy positions?
Does a Moral Gap Explain Democracy’s Crisis?
When people think their political system violates the moral rules they live by, they lose faith in democracy. Some withdraw from politics. Others turn to anyone who promises to “clean things up.”
https://t.co/isLiPqW6cM
Bangladesh is heading toward an election that could redefine its political future.
But the real question is bigger than who wins. Can parties compete without fear? Can they lose without disappearing?
Democracy works only when defeat is temporary and opposition is protected.
"A democracy is only as strong as its opposition and only as resilient as its capacity to tolerate defeat," writes @Mujahedbd ahead of critical elections in Bangladesh. Read the full piece on @SAVoices. https://t.co/XkCmKDq2gU
‼️ NEW WORKING PAPER ‼️
Can a conversation with ChatGPT reduce certainty in false or unsupported beliefs? If so, is this because AI as a source is particularly persuasive? OSF preprint: https://t.co/uul4Li2F9U (Feedback welcome!)
Here is a not so short 🧵:
@dhopkins1776 The Warren E. Miller Prize goes to @ablais_
The Miller Prize is awarded every two or three years for an outstanding career of intellectual accomplishment and service to the profession in the elections, public opinion, and voting behavior field.
Come work with me in Berlin! Six days left to apply. Application for the PhD program follows selection for the position. Feel free to contact me with questions.
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New R package: fpdsScraper -- a tool to automatically scrape the US Govt's Federal Procurement Database and collect info on government contracts/contractors. Try it out and let us know what you think!
https://t.co/1u8uHiabF0
Coming soon to CRAN
My piece today in the The Star: With elections in the U.S. and India, 2024 could be the most important year in the history of democracy https://t.co/LA0OKkTWrk via @torontostar
I'm hiring a managing director for my lab (@PEARL_Munk). A perfect position for someone who likes managing multiple projects, working with smart postdocs and grad students, and wants to lead a research program. Good compensation and great colleagues. https://t.co/Dn2ZNzfHij
Tomorrow morning (April 15th) I'll be talking very passionately (and briefly😅) about conjoint experiments😊
Join our panel of lightning talks at #MPSA2023
Today I'll be discussing papers in two great #MPSA2023 panels:
"Perceptions on Polarization" (1:15-2:45 pm)
https://t.co/IZ90REkzjJ
"New Methods for the Study of Electoral Systems and Representation" (4:45-6:15 pm) https://t.co/aM2pPyrwl4
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🚨New paper🚨. A field experiment on close to half a million ⚽️ supporters, w Chris Dawes out today w @SpringerNature in @SciReports: https://t.co/4NZGkeJwsh. We study how shared/unshared identity affects behaviour 🧵…
👏NEW PUB👏
The Impact of Political Memes: a Longitudinal Field Experiment 💬
@Thom_Galipeau of @UofT finds that memes can have polarizing and backlash effects
Read it here ➡️ https://t.co/qOxZUP5Icj
#Facebook#Memes
For what it’s worth, I think Twitter has been a real net positive in my life. It’s helped me make lots of connections, it exposes me to all sorts of interesting things, and I still think the format is great for vulgarization of ideas.
I bet it’s still here tomorrow. I hope so.
Happy to host Carter Malkasian for our Gelber Prize event, celebrating his prize winning book, The American War in Afghanistan. In conversation with Janice Stein.