Blown away and humbled to learn that the paper @carlhknutsen, @torewig and I published in @cps_journal last year has been chosen as co-winner of the @APSAtweets Democracy and Autocracy Section's Best Article Award 2021!! https://t.co/Oq5uptpQ7V
@MPovitkina@philutsc@felixhaass @demscore They were in high demand, exclusive commodity, so that's quite a privilege to bestow yours on Philipp, Marina ❤️
Guest contributors @VDjuve and @carlhknutsen (both @unioslo) analyze the clear relationship between the risk of regime change driven by incumbents and economic crisis. https://t.co/09MrIjNhoe
“…[C]rises enable #regime leaders to alter their regimes either without affecting their #democracy score, or by lowering it... [P]ay close attention to the actions of incumbents in weak #democracies during times of crises.”—@VDjuve & @carlhknutsen. https://t.co/09MrIjNhoe
Now at @PVGlance, @carlhknutsen and I give a short and sweet take on how crises impact incumbent-driven transitions, based on our recent research on the topic.
https://t.co/7xVlryj0Lw
Just out in JPR! 🚨 @carlhknutsen and I, on the relationship between economic crises and regime transitions from within. Spoiler alert: the relationship is as strong (or stronger) than the one between crises and coups. Read on for more! 1/n https://t.co/0DASVdbjxF
This paper has been with me since I first started fiddling with the role of incumbents in regime change and I owe both the paper and @carlhknutsen (who must be the best co-author in the world) – a great deal. Super stoked to see it out! 6/6
Very happy that our article on "War and Nationalism" has appeared today online first in the @apsrjournal.
This has been a great collaboration with Alex De Juan, @riazsascha, @ttichelbaecker, & @CarloKoos
https://t.co/L7rfK8G5JP
What is this paper about & what do we find? 🧵
After @vdeminstitute 's democracy report launched a few days back, we've seen a rekindling of "Twitter debates" on global backsliding and democracy measurement from a month ago when @annemeng_ and @anthlittle 's working paper got a lot of attention. Questions include: (loong 🧵)