🚨 Conference Alert!
The Identity and Conflict Lab at Yale University is organizing a conference on New Research on Inclusive Nationalism at Yale University on April 25-26, 2025. Apply now at:
https://t.co/fK7YvmqJIo
The world is worse without humble people like @FranciscoCantu in it. Nunca te olvidaré, amigo Francisco, y siempre te querré. Rest in peace and, as you always said, "te mando un abrazo"
Today we are in a very special DEC workshop “Rethinking Democracy Elections and Citizenship” at Mon St. Benet to discuss ideas, projects and future challenges and opportunities of the group.
I'm happy to share that "Pawned States" is the co-winner of the Riker Award for the best book in political economy from APSA. Thanks to the Committee and to the many friends and colleagues who helped along the way!
🚨New working paper🚨How do parishoners react when the state repress religious leaders? Leo Peisakhin and I examine the short- and long-run effects of Catholic priest repression in Nazi Germany on voting behavior of non-repressed ordinary Germans. Comments/suggestions welcome!
So close to 200 signatures needed to create @APSAtweets section for 'Nationalism and Politics'. If you are interested in supporting more political science research on nationalism, sign here:
@MayaJTudor and I are promoting a new APSA section on Nationalism and Politics. We need support from 200 APSA members. Even if you are not an APSA member or do work on the field, consider signing the petition and retweeting this. Thank you! https://t.co/ybYDw07XVu
Today in Broadstreet, @DidacQueralt discusses how the availability of external credit led to weakened state capacity in the Global South. https://t.co/Jt3DA0OMLF