Polly Chan

@UCBerkeley | Formerly @Politics_Oxford @HKUniversity @Yale | Team @GRAPHhk

[Tetsuro Kobayashi @tkobyashi]

📢Published a paper on how Hongkongers are adapting to the new political reality since the National Security Law. We examined how powerlessness and secondary control interact to shape emigration and self-censorship. w/@pollyjchan and Chengfei Gong https://t.co/y5H4kbHpCb

[Yingjie Fan @yingjie_fan]

New paper with @jenjpan and @xuyiqing in @BJPolS! “Selection, Stability, and Shock: Political Attitudes of Chinese Students at Home and Abroad” Does studying in the US make Chinese students more liberal, or does it trigger a nationalist backlash? https://t.co/85nBjJBB7p

[American Political Science Review @apsrjournal]

From our FirstView: Rebel Victory and Authoritarian (Dis)Order by KILLIAN CLARKE,
ANNE MENG and JACK PAINE. https://t.co/y5HKONCLxg

[APSA @APSAtweets]

New research article analyzes how police presence influences perceptions of protester violence in “How Police Behavior Shapes Perceptions of Protests” by Jasmine English, Ariel White, and Laurel Eckhouse. Read more: https://t.co/dZUxkNOQsw

[Samson Yuen @SamsonYuen852]

Leaderless protests are prone to violent escalation, but can they be regulated?

1/ My new paper @JPR_journal explores how "internal brakes" are constructed to regulate militant tactics, using the case of Hong Kong.

Read here (hope you like the title): https://t.co/n8pyYNqXps

[Tetsuro Kobayashi @tkobyashi]

📢Our new JEPOP paper reports five list experiments on support for Hong Kong’s National Security Law — finding no consistent signs of preference falsification and warning against overinterpreting single LEs. w/ @Tintstyle @pollyjchan https://t.co/IJkuSu0eby

[GRAPH @GRAPHhk]

We're thrilled to announce that our nxt seminar will be a book talk featuring CK Lee's book "Forever Hong Kong." We are very honored to have Chris Achen discuss CK's work. We will learn a lot from these two great scholars. RSVP required: https://t.co/NM2cXNna4I

[Journal of Politics @[email protected] @The_JOP]

"Disguised Repression: Targeting Opponents with Nonpolitical Crimes to Undermine Dissent" by Jennifer Pan, Xu Xu, and Yiqing Xu. https://t.co/mX6nD6XZ60

[GRAPH @GRAPHhk]

Our online seminars are back! Our first one features Dr. Debby Chan, who will present her research on expressive solidarity inside HK's courtrooms. Thanks Eric Lai @laiyanhoeric for discussing her work: RSVP required: https://t.co/DY0eKsmIb5

[Polly Chan @pollyjchan]

https://t.co/jYwGkBiHUy

[Political Analysis @polanalysis]

Currently in FirstView: In “Odd Profiles in Conjoint Experimental Designs: Effects on Survey-Taking Attention and Behavior,” @KCBansak and Libby Jenke consider how survey-takers respond to odd combinations of conjoint attributes.

[APSA @APSAtweets]

Deviant Cohesion and Unauthorized Atrocities: Evidence from the American War in Vietnam
https://t.co/wza9UrqUhh

[APSA @APSAtweets]

Extremism and Terrorism: Rebel Goals and Tactics in Civil Wars
https://t.co/4VR5vCE3zv

[American Political Science Review @apsrjournal]

From our new issue: "Peer Effects and Recidivism: Wartime Connections and Criminality among Colombian Ex-Combatants" by Mateo Vásquez-Cortés. #APSRNewIssue https://t.co/MoxvmsNuJR

[Timothy McLaughlin @TMclaughlin3]

Pics via Ming Pao show journalist Philip Bowring speaking to reporters as his wife, former pro-democracy lawmaker Claudia Mo, is set to return to their Hong Kong apartment today after spending more than 4 years in jail for violating the national security law.

[American Political Science Review @apsrjournal]

Just published on APSR First View: "Ideology and Revolution in Civil Wars: The 'Marxist Paradox'" by Laia Balcells and Stathis Kalyvas. https://t.co/WCmEx8dyYZ

[American Political Science Review @apsrjournal]

Just published on APSR First View: "Electoral Gender Quotas and Democratic Legitimacy" by Amanda Clayton, Diana O’Brien, and Jennifer Piscopo. https://t.co/e5yqp1n2NF

[AJPS @AJPS_Editor]

How the State Discourages Vigilantism—Evidence From a Field Experiment in South Africa by Anna M. Wilke is now available in Early View. @anna_m_wilke https://t.co/0EUrm1HIGM

[Tom Tse @tsetom1999]

Why do citizens avoid political discussions in HK? Our
@IJPOR_Journal study finds that pro-democracy citizens perceive more risks & frustration. Perceived social risks predict avoidance, especially among those high in secondary control. https://t.co/saH25HSzYM

[Nicole Wu @nicolekwu]

The Department of Politics & Public Admin @HKUniversity is hosting an empirical research conference May 16-17. We aim to bring together scholars doing exciting, cutting-edge research in Asia & beyond.

HKU PPA will cover transport & accommodation for nonlocal presenters. Details: