Come to Copenhagen and work with me and @DavidFortunato on our @DFF_raad funded project on legislative capacity. We are hiring for a 2 year postdoc: research only, no teaching. Salary is very good, colleagues and city are great. Ad is here: https://t.co/YofJojIgup 1/2
Many thanks to my colleagues and participants in Senegal, to the committee (@ClintPeinhardt, @desireedesierto, @ByungwonWoo, @amypond_ps), and to the too-many-to-name people who provided feedback!
Surprised and honored to have received the Michael Wallerstein Award for Best Article in Political Economy from @APSAPolEconomy!
“Political Determinants of Economic Exchange: Evidence from a Business Experiment in Senegal” is available @AJPS_Editor here: https://t.co/ZfMRrMyPle
…to show that connections change expectations of judicial enforcement and thus patterns of economic exchange. This can segment markets and intensify broader political and economic inequalities.
🚨 Job alert 🚨. We're hiring a 2-year postdoc in Business & Government to work on the project “Tycoon Candidates: Why Wealthy Business Candidates Get Elected for Office and How it Matters” at EGB @CBScph. https://t.co/vJZaqtWjQ0
I’m going to miss my students and colleagues at Temple, where I wrapped up my final semester today. It’s been a wonderfully supportive place to be junior faculty, and I’m so lucky that I was able to start my career there.
Very happy to share that I’ll be joining @VandyPoliSci as an assistant professor this fall! Beyond excited to join this amazing community of scholars and to return to my home state.
What motivates firms to do business when enforcement is uncertain? I conducted a survey and conjoint experiment with nearly 2400 Senegalese formal and informal firms to find out. Online now at CPS: https://t.co/GASHTzCDKg
Hey, fellow political scientists. Come work with me. Temple University just announced two tenure-track, Assistant-level positions. 1)Quantitative American https://t.co/cHnUbJOpZk APSA Job # 9423 and 2) American Politics and Political Theory https://t.co/ayogIDIZN0 APSA Job # 9425
New paper out now at @AJPS_Editor. Why are some households more indebted than others? I show that the structure of social policies and financial markets shapes patterns of indebtedness across countries.
➡️ https://t.co/OapSsKlU0o
Just accepted @ISQ_Jrnl!! @The_RickMc & I go beyond the repression vs. concession dichotomy to argue that weak states may instead disengage. Evidence from colonial #Africa. Thank you for comments/discussions to those tagged & others! Paper: https://t.co/UiNJgpCFUv
Excited to see my experiment on social networks and cooperation with @atwellpaul published online at @AJPS_Editor!
https://t.co/sYic6bTpU0
Paul has a great thread below summarizing our findings:
Thrilled to see this paper in early view at AJPS! How do political connections and contracts affect everyday commerce in uncertain trading environments? I created a business in Senegal to find out.
Political Determinants of Economic Exchange: Evidence from a Business Experiment in Senegal by Abhit Bhandari is now available in Early View. @abhitbhandari https://t.co/2P6lju59Hm
WGAPE Rapid Research Grants to support junior African researchers (for projects that can be executed rapidly using secondary data, or that use primary data collected in accordance with restrictions on in-person contact (e.g., phone surveys). https://t.co/Mzcrn4XNfX
Friends,
35 yrs ago (May 6, 85), I was part a major student uprising, a foundational moment for democracy in Benin and West Africa. Would like to share with you a pic and Ch 7 of my book on the event and its aftermath. Intense.
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