Daniel Naftel

Postdoc @Kennedy_School | political behavior, public opinion, local politics, criminal justice (he/they) 🏳️‍🌈

[NBER @nberpubs]

Studying how El Salvador’s 2022 State of Exception, which ended two decades of gang territorial control, reshaped Salvadoran society, from Carlos Schmidt-Padilla, @melnikov_n_v, and @micasviatschi https://t.co/UGvdpnIxak

[Justin de Benedictis-Kessner @jdbk]

My book, "The Fog of Accountability: How Institutions Keep Voters from Holding Their Local Governments Accountable," is here! I hope you'll grab a copy if you're interested in cities 🏙️, elections 🗳️, and how we can make them better
📚📦 https://t.co/bVCdsW9RGu

[MaineJumbo🌲🦞 @MassJumbo]

The median voter is only now only 1 month away from googling who their representative is

[Daniel Naftel @DanielNaftel]

A huge thanks to @vkoganpolisci and everyone else who offered guidance and feedback as this project grew from an idea in my third year of graduate school into a dissertation chapter and, now, a published article!

[Daniel Naftel @DanielNaftel]

Thrilled that my paper, "The Politics of Criminalized Places: Aggressive Policing and Political Mobilization," has been accepted at @The_JOP

https://t.co/1TNgnmpHCP

[Daniel Naftel @DanielNaftel]

While most scholars find that police contact is demobilizing, I argue that punitive policies that criminalize entire neighborhoods may create a constituency that perceives itself as under threat, views that threat as unjust, and retains the capacity to organize against it.

[LSE USAPP blog @LSEUSAblog]

Political commentators on TV panels don’t look like America and often sideline women write @DanielNaftel of @Kennedy_School, @_Jon_Green of @DukeU, @k_shoub of the @UMassPolicy, and @SkylerCranmer of @OhioState https://t.co/3FiSH3vl6v

[Daniel Naftel @DanielNaftel]

Very excited to be working with @jdbk as part of @HKS_Local!

[Justin de Benedictis-Kessner @jdbk]

2nd, I'm thrilled to have the talented @DanielNaftel as a postdoc working with me in the Local Politics Lab the next couple years. He's a terrific researcher who does work on policing, local elections, and the media: https://t.co/yum91iCkTB

[Jon Green @_Jon_Green]

Just accepted @The_JOP w/ @DanielNaftel, @k_shoub, Jared Edgerton, Mallory Wager, and @SkylerCranmer : patterns of gender inequality previously observed in formal deliberative settings extend to the informal setting of televised political discussions https://t.co/nfN6yBZgJp

[Matt Grossmann @mattgrossmann]

on “debate-style” TV panels that encourage majoritarian conversational norms, women speak more and are interrupted less as they account for an increasing share of panelists

https://t.co/5toqak3V6z

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

An analysis of #COVID19-related tweets issued by members of Congress from January 17 through March 31, 2020 finds that Democrats and Republicans quickly polarized along party lines in their messaging about the virus on Twitter. https://t.co/dzYuSliqhB

[Daniel Naftel @DanielNaftel]

Our article in @ScienceAdvances is now up! This was a really cool project to work on.