@cullenhendrix Yep exactly, this reminded me of Rep. Garbarino saying about the IRA “I think a lot of [the tax credits] should stay... you’re seeing a lot of companies spend a lot of money in red states.”
IR scholars make the FP consequences of the election clear:
92% pick Harris as the candidate who would most effectively manage foreign policy issues facing the United States today
and 84% think foreign governments would be more willing to cooperate under a Harris Administration
IR scholars weigh in: What would a Harris or Trump presidency mean for U.S. foreign policy? From NATO to climate change, our latest survey reveals stark differences. Read the full analysis here: https://t.co/yDY1l1ZJjY #Election2024
Grateful to the board members of @global_wm for spearheading this Initiative. At @williamandmary, our comparative advantage is teaching through research on real-world problems. Accelerate Initiative makes this possible. Thank you for this great start. https://t.co/9u3FcojatM
@sheaminter Agree.
Definitely seems like a "wow he's losing and this is our last chance to maybe get someone else in". As you point out these statements really aren't dissimilar to some of Robinson's other insane and offensive comments!
Timely results from @trip_irsurvey looking at IR faculty opinions on student protests and Israeli military action in Gaza. Some interesting partisan splits even among IR experts.
Thread. How will the next round of #Gaza protests on campus influence university policies? How will the protests shape the U.S. elections in November? #Election2024. We asked faculty at U.S. universities these and other questions. Thanks @CarnegieCorp 1/4 https://t.co/C7j1HY1IkR
It is with great pleasure to share with you the following UNC Political Science award winner, Professor, Chris Clark has received the 2024 Faculty Mentoring Award, which is sponsored by the Carolina Womens’ Leadership Council https://t.co/IZeuk4AU5H
Who is lobbying with whom, against what, and with what outcomes?
This article was five years in the making, built on a huge new dataset. Proud of the work by @ClimateDevLab scholars @GalenPHall and @trevordculhane, and really useful results.
it's here: https://t.co/jsXlLJFRa4
One of the most valuable data resources in political science! Congrats to @MikeTierneyIR and the whole @AidData team on the updated dataset and report.
���� @AidData is thrilled to announce the launch today of our report, "Belt and Road Reboot."
It draws on our new, uniquely comprehensive dataset of 20,985 Chinese development finance projects in 165 countries worth $1.34 trillion from 2000-2021.
For more: https://t.co/vYzRPeqFXl
In an article for @ISP_Journal, @trip_irsurvey researchers analyze whether recognition of gender gaps affects the proportion of women that IR scholars consider influential in the field. Learn more at https://t.co/awgeZCLTRk. #welcometogri
More valuable work from @trip_irsurvey
NATO enlargement has broad support among scholars and policymakers but one group of IR scholars stands out, looks like paradigm still matters.
New @trip_irsurvey article that compares the views of IR scholars and policy practitioners on @NATO enlargement. With @williamandmary student, @ellakuhnhenn, @EntringerIrene, @ShaunaGillooly, and Sue Peterson. Paradigm matters... https://t.co/pfl34qo7YK
📢Thrilled to launch the NEW @CntrClimSec Military Responses to Climate Hazards (MiRCH) tool today -- this interactive map tracks global military deployments for fires, floods, storms and other hazards. (1/x)
https://t.co/e8G6YMVRlV
Really nice of the @MiamiHEAT to throw a few games so we got to watch extra basketball. Definitely wasn’t terrified for the last week of them blowing the lead…