Sirus Dehdari

Associate professor at the Department of Political science at Stockholm University

[Sirus Dehdari @sirdeh]

Can early exposure to female authority figures help voters resist the culture backlash against advances in gender equality?

I'll present ongoing work with the brilliant @jschultecloos at EPSA on Friday.

Link to an AI podcast episode of the paper:

https://t.co/chEOmngJqs

[Francesc Amat @cescamat]

Last days to apply! Deadline is June 5.

[Sirus Dehdari @sirdeh]

I am compiling useful resources for PhD students and junior scholars in social sciences on my website, including this list of well-established academic conferences and workshops. Let me know if I'm missing any. Please share this with your colleagues: https://t.co/z0pUe5zyR3

[Sirus Dehdari @sirdeh]

Emigration and Radical Right Populism (AJPS Best Article Award Winner) - Midwest Political Science Association https://t.co/F0nE9cq9IZ

[The Review of Economics and Statistics (REStat) @restatjournal]

Refugee news coverage makes refugee-origin shoppers under-report less at self-checkouts in Italy. Just Accepted new paper by S. Sardoschau (@sardoschau X, @sardoschau.bsky.social Bluesky) G. Gulino (@giorgio_gln on X) & F. Masera (@masera_federico on X). https://t.co/Tn6wDm9aDF

[Sirus Dehdari @sirdeh]

@PoliticalChef @frksarapersson Skippa för guds skull inte metodavsnittet! 🤓

[Sirus Dehdari @sirdeh]

@cescamat Congratulations! 🎉

[John B. Holbein @JohnHolbein1]

Name assimilation increases immigrants' earnings A LOT.

[Tommaso Monacelli @monacelt]

Come work to @Unibocconi Economics❗️

We are on the market for 2 Assistant Prof positions. Vibrant place in a vibrant city.
What you need is high ambition in research and a taste for quality of life. 😎

#econjobmarket

[Jordi Muñoz @jordimunozm]

We are hiring! We are looking for a prospective PhD student to work at the Department of Political Science, University of Barcelona and the Institutions, Politics and Economics Research Center in connection to a research project on Backlash. More details: https://t.co/8JepAWxQQb

[Simon Jäger @simon_jaeger]

📢 Come work with us - we are hiring!

@Princeton Industrial Relations Section is hiring Senior Research Specialists!

Work directly with faculty, dive into labor economics research, and prep for grad school.
Apply 👉 https://t.co/AOEc7kvPS9
Please spread the word!
@econ_ra

[Gianmarco Daniele @Giammacco]

Great job for summarizing our knowledge on organized crime and development - @SantiagoTobon and Maria Micaela Sviatschi
https://t.co/bz1MNYwrWx
full paper:
https://t.co/NJzriEZAin

[Benedetta Lerva @b_lerva]

Back here with news

🔔 DIME IS HIRING 🔔

16 positions open for RAs and Field Coordinators.

Apply here: https://t.co/0stQ2q5QD2

Can’t give individual guidance to applicants. Best of luck!

[Brendan Nyhan (@BrendanNyhan on 🟦☁️) @BrendanNyhan]

New job ad: Assistant Professor of Quantitative Social Science, Dartmouth College

Please share with your networks. I am the search chair and happy to answer questions!

(posting again with link below because this horrible site suppresses links)

[Mohamed Salah @MoSalah]

Can you tell us how he died, where, and why?

[Sirus Dehdari @sirdeh]

This might be of interest to: @Evaanduiza, @griambau, @korinlind, @VanDitmars, @tonirodon, @PStanig, @aahouses, @JohnHolbein1, @JanneTukiainen, @jmerilainen, @cescamat, @pisorribas, @Vasilopoulou_S, @carlhknutsen, @JFiva, @HenrikOscarsson

[Sirus Dehdari @sirdeh]

Can early exposure to female authority figures help voters resist the culture backlash against advances in gender equality?

I'll present ongoing work with the brilliant @jschultecloos at EPSA on Friday.

Link to an AI podcast episode of the paper:

https://t.co/chEOmngJqs

[Equitable Growth @equitablegrowth]

In his #EGEssaySeries piece, Sirus H. Dehdari examines how economic insecurity and cultural concerns — particularly around immigration — can interact in ways that strengthen support for right-wing populist parties and reshape political landscapes.

More:
https://t.co/gDiILNK40X

[John B. Holbein @JohnHolbein1]

I post a lot of social science research.

I do it because it's tremendously fun.

But I think it's important to remember a few general things when interacting about research:

■ No study I post is perfect. Some are likely to be deeply flawed! I try to filter out studies that I think are just bad science. But I won't catch everything. So, a certain level of informed scrutiny is well-warranted.

■ I don't have the time, nor do I receive compensation sufficient to reproduce/check the robustness of the effects I post.

■ Science doesn't exist in a vacuum. But not all science is junk.

■ Replication is really important! Some effects are robust, but won't generalize. We won't know which are which until scholars run replications.

■ If you know of a study that is related to one that I post, please share! I try to signal boost relevant replies.

■ I don't write all the papers I post. (You'd think this would be obvious, but trust me--every time I post an article people make this mistake)

■ I don't have the time to read the articles I post for you. If paywalls are an issue, however, I will send you a free copy of any paper that I post. DM me! Seriously!

■ A little learning in statistics can be a dangerous thing.

■ Science will, inevitably, challenge your prior beliefs about the world. We tend to get angry when that happens because its uncomfortable. But I've found great learning and growth comes from lingering in that discomfort!