Mina Pollmann

@MIT @MITPoliSci @MIT_CIS @MIT_SSP PhD student. All the usual caveats

[Cambridge University Press - Politics @CUP_PoliSci]

#FirstView from @PS_PoliSci -

Mental Health and the PhD: Insights and Implications for Political Science - https://t.co/mIoijeDb8j

-@Nasir_Almasri, @bm_read & @CVandeweerdt

[Mina Pollmann @MinaPollmann]

Congratulations @PrasaiApekshya! So happy to see your important work getting recognized by @USIP! Making @MIT_SSP, @MITPoliSci proud

[MIT Graduate Student Union @MITGradUnion]

We are proud to publicly announce the MIT Graduate Student Union! MIT grad student-workers are unionizing to create a healthy and fair working and learning environment for all, by giving us a voice in the decisions that affect us. (1/4) #MITGSU

[Jake Carlson @J_S_Carlson]

(1/n) Dyadic data can pose a unique statistical inference problem called "dyadic clustering": dyads that share a member are likely to be clustered, and you can't address this by just clustering on repeated dyads.

[Mina Pollmann @MinaPollmann]

Congratulations Apekshya!!!!! So proud of you, and happy that your important work on gender and conflict in South Asia is being recognized @PrasaiApekshya https://t.co/bUrcWiX2Ra

[Mina Pollmann @MinaPollmann]

@Nasir_Almasri I can't wait to learn more from everything you have to say!!!

[Paul Nadeau @PaulJNadeau]

Lots of good topics in this series, starting with @MinaPollmann's piece on how Japan can remain a relevant security partner for the U.S. despite its demographic challenges:

https://t.co/MfK4Uw5IEY

[Ayumi Teraoka @ayumi_teraoka]

Happy to see my latest with @cdcrabtree and @EISilverberg on FP. We argue it's time to integrate the human rights agenda in the broader U.S.-Japan strategy toward China and maintaining/promulgating a liberal order.
https://t.co/OVzIufQafP

[Severine Autesserre @SeverineAR]

The @fpinterrupted fellowship is on! Taking applications thru March 1. This is a great opportunity to learn about oped writing, media training, and being part of an amazing community of women. https://t.co/JIrMBRyZ59

[CSIS Japan Chair @JapanChair]

"RESOLVED: Japan Has Not Done Enough to Bolster Immigration." Read the latest Debating Japan newsletter, featuring perspectives from @MinaPollmann and Naohiro Yashiro: https://t.co/a31pKr43e5

[Sarah Kreps @sekreps]

Hey #AcademicTwitter #poliscitwitter! Nuno Monteiro, Sebastian Rosato, and I are organizing a virtual workshop series for junior IR theorists. Applications due July 31. Especially interested in applications from ⁦@womenalsoknow⁩ and ⁦@POCalsoknow⁩

[Dan Mattingly @mattinglee]

My new article in @BJPolS shows why China could find it easier deescalate a territorial dispute than democracies like Japan or India. With great team of @trevorincerti, Frances Rosbenbluth, @seikitanaka @jiahua_yue! https://t.co/jV1X9Q9neU
https://t.co/INTlCXh0cS

[American Political Science Review @apsrjournal]

New on #FirstView: @trevorincerti explores whether voters hold politicians accountable for corruption. Read here: https://t.co/xCQ25th9Rb

[Mina Pollmann @MinaPollmann]

@AaronJDy @MIT @MITdeptofBE Congratulations Aaron!!!

[Mina Pollmann @MinaPollmann]

Thank you! I enjoyed writing this

[The Young Democrats of Massachusetts | YDMA @MAYoungDems]

Our AAPI Caucus chair @MinaPollmann writes about the impact of Trump's racist mass deportation agenda on the AAPI community. #mapoli https://t.co/UqmtHkCuWz

[Tomo Shikata @tomo4kata]

去年ごろから不況が来るぞと騒がれだし、2019年に向けてUber、Airbnb、Slackなどが続々とIPOを申請。

これを見て、個人的にふと素朴な疑問。IPO時の景気って上場後の株価に実際に影響あるのか？？
というわけで金融危機の際の米国IPO企業を調べてみました！

https://t.co/Y3KqiXAOrn