Charles Nathan

Assistant Professor of Political Science at University of Houston

[Charles Nathan @CharlesENathan]

@curtisgbram Cool!

[Charles Nathan @CharlesENathan]

@BillAckman my coauthors and I studied how locals feel about their representatives hauling in loads of out-of-district campaign cash. What did we find? The stronger people’s attachment to their home, the less represented and more neglected they felt upon discovering how much out-of-district money their representatives raked in. And this happens in races all across the country. Here’s the article: https://t.co/05OlJJ8hCg

[Curtis Bram @curtisgbram]

Our latest paper “The Donor Went Down to Georgia: Out-of-District Donations and Rivalrous Representation” is online @PolBehavior

@UTDEPPS @arvindkrishnam @CharlesENathan

https://t.co/JN5m4MnrJW

[Curtis Bram @curtisgbram]

My latest paper “Beyond partisan filters: Can underreported news reduce issue polarization?” is now online @PLOSONE @UTDEPPS

https://t.co/e2jcz24DvN

[Charles Nathan @CharlesENathan]

@DukePoliSci Congratulations to Professor Bram!

[Curtis Bram @curtisgbram]

My latest paper “The Most Important Election of Our Lifetime: Focalism and Political Participation” is now online @Journal_PoPs @DukePoliSci https://t.co/SKGcDQQ2pX

[American Political Science Review @apsrjournal]

Contemplating the urban/rural cleavage? In the #APSRNewIssue, @CharlesENathan argues it played a crucial role in the Athenian demos.
#OpenAccess
#PoliSciResearch
@DukeU

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[Good Authority @goodauth]

If seated, a Cherokee delegate could make a big difference in Congress https://t.co/Xu3n5XKalF

[Political Theory @PoliticalTheory]

“This Unfortunate Development”: Incarceration and Democracy in W. E. B. Du Bois - Elliot Mamet, 2022 https://t.co/xxSEorbA1j

[Charles Nathan @CharlesENathan]

@OregonBlueDog My friend @curtisgbram and @mungowitz have a paper on this very topic! https://t.co/NXhdYxPhDu

[Elliot Mamet @emamet]

"Constant should be understood to have believed in the transcendent status of liberal rights, meaning they are fixed and normatively compelling in all historical contexts," writes @CharlesENathan in a new article History of Political Thought.
https://t.co/V13iYirzXh @DukePoliSci

[Charles Nathan @CharlesENathan]

@matthenryyoung @DukeU @KenanEthics Congrats!!!!!!

[Charles Nathan @CharlesENathan]

Very excited to share that my article "The Urban/Rural Divide in Athenian Political Thought" has been published in @apsrjournal. You can check it out here: https://t.co/8iur5gJe27