Are voters myopic? In our newest publication, Markus Prior and I find that what looks like short-sightedness in retrospection may actually be a genuine preference for improvement over time. Read more in the @apsrjournal: https://t.co/jM4v7s8bbx
After years of doubt, drafts, and disbelief, my first—and likely last—book is finally out. It’s about how entertainment media shapes American politics.
If you preorder (https://t.co/HNJ6t4nprG), I’d love to send a small token of thanks: https://t.co/Hz5BeJaRhk
New publication!
Robert Kaufman, @b_kolcak, & I have a new article out in @PoPpublicsphere: "Federalism and Democratic Backsliding in Comparative Perspective". See the abstract below, and quick 🧵 which follows
https://t.co/atNrCB9lB0
Still time to apply to SICSS-Rutgers! June 17-28 in New Brunswick, NJ. Free training in computational social science for doctoral students, postdocs, and faculty. https://t.co/fCpSen6gL3
Are you interested in learning about computational social science *for free* and identifying new opportunities for interdisciplinary research? The Summer Institutes in Computational Social Science will run in >20 places around the world: https://t.co/trE4O9OPrK #SICSS
Are you interested in learning about computational social science *for free* and identifying new opportunities for interdisciplinary research? The Summer Institutes in Computational Social Science will run in >20 places around the world: https://t.co/trE4O9OPrK #SICSS
📣 New book alert! 📣
Introducing Psychological Intergroup Interventions: Evidence-based Approaches to Improve Intergroup Relations (edited by @eranh75_eran, @BoazHameiri, @reblitt)
https://t.co/XXmxGONTBP
Discount code for 20% off: AFL04
More info 👇
🚨Accountability in State Legislatures🚨
This 📔 examines each stage of state legislative elections, from candidates' decisions to run to voters' decisions on election day & finds little evidence elections hold state legislators accountable. A🧵(1/10)
https://t.co/iT85xZ7cu4
🚨 Our paper w/ @chayacrowder, and @Dr_CMGreer Black Women: Keepers of the Democracy, the Democratic Process and the Democratic Party is now on available on Politics and Gender (@politicgenderj), here’s a thread 🪡🧵(1/n)
https://t.co/9d7ysQIsTi
🚨Please share widely!🚨
@Jamesigoewalsh & I are hiring a postdoc to work on our new multi-year project on collective shocks & altruism starting immediately THIS FALL of 2023.
We're looking for a social scientist with strong data skills & broadly aligned substantive interests
Hi all! If you want to...
🛠️Learn some basic JavaScript for data wrangling & analysis
📒Get started working in @observablehq
📈Build interactive charts w/ Observable Plot
✨ Register for our free intro course! 4x 1-hr sessions starting Apr 19 https://t.co/pOGCDvZ223
@adam_thal @arthur_spirling@joshmccrain have found this book: https://t.co/e9AouImDB7 to have some useful graphic explainers for concepts like standard deviation. Agree with others on QSS or the new DSS book for R
@_amengel@melissabaker712 Maybe can look into the "pick more than one" example here: https://t.co/BswcuCnuTr to shuffle stimuli randomly into treat1, treat2, through treatN embedded data fields. Then, you can pipe these fields into the k blocks using standard Qualtrics programming
We're hiring @RutgersPoliSci!
TT Assistant Prof, International Relations:
https://t.co/HcPeS6fSKY
Associate or Full Prof, Women & Politics. Joint position w/ Center for American Women & Politics: https://t.co/pRf6Q0jMvg
Spread the word! #PoliSciJobs @POCalsoknow @womenalsoknow