📢New publication with @ConradZiller in @Journal_PoPs "Exploring the role of social openness for pro-diversity attitudes in urban and rural places"
https://t.co/SZk0nkBcKz
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@KajsaEdholm "I always forget to take pictures. Somebody should put a picture on Twitter saying, great experience participating in the SNES workshop at Linköping Uni. " There you go, chief! Job done 😄. In addition, great platform to get some friendly feedback from your peers.
The SU gang at the #SWEPSA dinner in lovely Umeå. Very excited about presenting my paper "The Impact of Gang Violence on Natives' Perception of Immigrants: A Case Study in Sweden". Join us in H214 if around.
How are ethnic minority groups in the UK intending to vote?
Black Britons
1. Lab: 72%
2. Con: 11%
3. Reform UK: 7%
Pakistani/Bangladeshi Britons
1. Lab: 44%
2. Green: 29%
=3. Con / LD: 7% each
Indian Britons
1. Lab: 40%
2. Con: 32%
3. Green: 12%
Britons of mixed ethnicity
1. Lab: 59%
2. Green: 18%
3. Con: 9%
Britons of other ethnicities
1. Lab: 48%
2. Reform: 13%
=3. Green / LD: 11 each
https://t.co/YMxT9WYSXZ
We are happy to announce the call for papers for the 4th European PolMeth meeting, co-organised by the London School of Economics and University of Essex. The meeting will be held 7-8 April 2025 at the LSE. Please submit at https://t.co/kU5kkI5Ekc see you in London! @nosnibor_mot
🗣️New visiting doctoral fellowships @Concordia University, Montreal!
👉The Immigration Research Initiative (IRI), Department of Political Science
🖊️Applications will be accepted until September 15, 2024
👀Find out more: https://t.co/esPNOkyFvQ
Another marvelous #EPSA2024 has come to an end. Time to prepare for upcoming conferences such as “Current Directions in Research on Political Support” @unidue in November!
‼️5 days left to submit your abstracts‼️
More info here: https://t.co/5fJBIYZd1r
Very excited about presenting my paper "The Impact of Gang Violence on Natives' Perception of Immigrants: A Case Study in Sweden" tomorrow at @europsa in lovely Cologne. Join our wonderful panel organised by @nicolaiberk in MP7-20.
I spent the first 2.5 years of my PhD on the question “What makes individualised treatment effect estimation an interesting Machine Learning problem (and how do we best solve it)?”. Super excited that a review of lots of things we learned along the way was accepted into… 1/8
How well can we predict climate migration?
Check out our review article in Frontiers in Climate. Nothing new here for climate migration modelers, but a helpful intro (I hope) for those unfamiliar with forecasting - like your students!
https://t.co/OgOeEJajnP