🚨 New Paper w/ @YoshikuniOno, conditionally accepted @PolBehavior 🎉
Why are elected officials often much older than voters? We use age manipulation software to uncover voters' age biases. Surprise: Voters (even older ones) like young candidates! 👦🏻👨🏻👴🏻
https://t.co/FHZkU8xNRM
Pleased that my paper “Paper Pusher or President’s Guard: Contentious Action in Syria’s Revolution” has been conditionally accepted at the Journal of Peace Research
The latest version is online here: https://t.co/SP3nCq24mQ
A @usnews story yesterday, "U.S. Lawmakers Are Oldest of Any Democracy. Here's Why," cited my paper with Aksel Sundström and Daniel Stockemer (both quoted) on youth representation and democratic legitimacy.
Paper: https://t.co/mK2sVpovwL
https://t.co/naKFYEYxMx
Now underway: Anna Yorozuya and I are delighted to kick off the Japan Conference for Social Scientists @YaleMacMillan.
The conference brings together 23 participants for two days of discussion.
More details here: https://t.co/U7yDNhxwOQ
@jeanjiyeonhong@ElectoralStdies Thanks, Jean! Yes, first focused on Korea—though Don and I had an earlier comparative piece on gender and cabinet careers in Asia that included Korea: https://t.co/o6sNNvPkqv
Excited to share my new article with Don Lee @ElectoralStdies
Using a conjoint experiment during an electoral reform debate in Korea, we show that women and young people favor reforms that strengthen representation—but not at any cost to accountability.
https://t.co/rVimQtPGWB
On Thursday, I'll be @georgetownsfs for a conference, where I'll discuss why young voters have backed Takaichi and what this tells us about social change and politics in Japan. If you're in DC, hope you can join us!
📅 https://t.co/9h4bgkmCD5
Coming to @MPSAnet - wondering what you will do? Attend 2 AWESOME events. The first is a one-of-a-kind "Featured Books event" featuring books by Kate Baldwin @amycatalinac@lschiume@KuipersNicholas Christina Wolbrecht and Dave Campbell👇
Happy to share my paper with Aksel Sundström and Daniel Stockemer has won the @SPPQJournal Best Paper Award from @APSA_SPP
We find that including younger representatives in decision-making bodies can boost perceptions of fairness and institutional trust
https://t.co/mK2sVpovwL
REMINDER: Applications are open for the CSIS Japan Chair summer internship. The priority deadline is Friday, April 10, 2026.
For more information, visit https://t.co/CRJPAON6eq
For the final event in our @YaleMacMillan#Japan series this semester, I'm looking forward to hosting @photograshiori this Monday (4/6) for a screening of her award-winning documentary @bbd_movie, followed by a Q&A.
🎬 https://t.co/cTiUcqNv2Y
📅 https://t.co/rKFRLHw6FR
Today, we're delighted to welcome Hilary Holbrow (@hamiltonlugar) as the next speaker in our #Japan series @YaleMacMillan. She'll discuss her new book on women and immigrants in corporate Japan.
📕 https://t.co/ti2RSGqntY
📅 https://t.co/f1CbZoanZ8
Thank you to @JimRaymo, @PrincetonGJL, and @PUPolitics for hosting me yesterday to present new research with @strauszm on population aging and democratic representation. Really appreciated the great conversation and thoughtful comments.
Reminder: The CSIS Japan Chair is recruiting a deputy director who will play a central role in program administration and activities.
More information: https://t.co/4Y3p2gHUdd
Applications are open for the CSIS Japan Chair summer internship. The priority deadline is Friday, April 10, 2026.
For more information, visit https://t.co/CRJPAON6eq
Call for Submissions: AI for Social Science Methodology @yaledatascience
• Keynote: @NAChristakis
• Panel with editors of leading journals on publishing AI research
• Mentoring roundtables for early-career scholars
• Generous travel support
Discussion-driven, high-quality research.
📩 Submit your work:
https://t.co/ABS3tc3VAn
Please share with colleagues working at the AI × social science frontier! @Yale@PopAssocAmerica
The CSIS Japan Chair is recruiting a deputy director who will play a central role in program administration and activities.
More information: https://t.co/2NzYGgyL6w
Excited to host Christina Davis (@Harvard_GovDept@HarvardUSJapan) on Monday (March 2) as the next speaker in our #Japan series @YaleMacMillan.
She’ll present new research on how WTO rulings shape business confidence in global supply chains. https://t.co/2pLHsQbL96
I was quoted in @TheDispatch on Takaichi’s unusually strong support among younger voters — and what that meant for the LDP going into Japan’s snap election https://t.co/GbjS0AhIm0