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Animosity, Amnesia, or Admiration? Mass Opinion Around the World Toward the Former Colonizer - https://t.co/u7l0SqQZc4
- Andy Baker (@CUBoulder) & David Cupery (@MCLA_EDU)
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In the Jan 2023 issue, Vol. 75, Number 1, check out The Microfoundations of Latin America's Social Policy Coalitions: The Insider/Outsider Labor Divide and Attitudes toward Different Welfare Programs in Mexico by @AndyBakerCU. Click here: https://t.co/LLvt8V2XJq @PrincetonPIIRS
Les invitamos al próximo Seminario de Investigación de la DEI @CIDE_DEI con “Soft power, trade and Mass Opinion” con @AndyBakerCU y comentando @yogerardomh No se lo pierdan!
@TaylorBoas@ajreeves Thanks for the plug, Taylor. Andrew, here is the direct link to the data: https://t.co/DC93jrUCHC
And then link to the most extensive publication on this data:
https://t.co/J2q8wRIXgU
CU Political Science is hiring! Assistant Professor, expert on Race and Ethnic Politics. Open to subfield. Deadline of October 7. https://t.co/UisPRhTfY4
Andy Baker and Dalton Dorr (2022). "Labor Informality and the Vote in Latin America: A Meta-analysis" Latin American Politics and Society, May, 21-44. https://t.co/PFCSyszt97
I want to thank my cohost David Bearce, IPES President Ed Mansfield, and CU's Political Science Department @cuboulderpsci, Institute of Behavioral Science, and Program on International Development for making #IPES 2021 in Boulder not just a reality, but a smashing success!
🥳🥳 The Political Networks Section of @APSAtweets is delighted to announce that @AndyBakerCU, Barry Ames, and @LucioRenno have won the 2021 Best Book Award, for Persuasive Peers: Social Communication and Voting in Latin America! Congratulations!
Congratulations to Andy Baker, Barry Ames, and @LucioRenno as Persuasive Peers: Social Communication and Voting in Latin America has been named the Winner of the Best Book Award by the Political Networks Section of @APSAtweets.
(2) I am moving into the position of Chair of the CU Political Science Department on Thursday. Going forward, I will only tweet about the occasional personal, professional thing. CU political science accomplishments and events can be followed here: https://t.co/EFjzEe46cN
My 2020 book, Persuasive Peers (co-authored with Barry Ames and @LucioRenno) is the winner of the 2021 Political Networks Section Best Book Award, awarded every other year for the best book published in the past two years. We are incredibly honored! https://t.co/J2q8wS0yFu
(1) On Thursday, I am stepping down as Director of the Program on International Development (https://t.co/Ul0aASF5cN) and handing the reins over to my wonderful PSCI colleague
@carewboulding1
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My 2020 book, Persuasive Peers (co-authored with Barry Ames and @LucioRenno) is the winner of the 2021 Political Networks Section Best Book Award, awarded every other year for the best book published in the past two years. We are incredibly honored! https://t.co/J2q8wS0yFu
My Program on International Development (and PSCI) colleague @carewboulding1 just published her wonderful new book about (among many things) how poor people in Latin America participate in politics much more than prior research would expect. Congrats! https://t.co/9RRxKuKBgM.