Happy to see our review essay on the political economy of AI published today! Musckaan Chauhan & I argue for greater attention to macro factors, as well as for how AI's distributional impact may differ from other forms of automation link.springer.com/article/10.105…

Delighted that my work with Jane Green is now out British Jnl Poli Sci

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My colleague Quoc-Anh (Q.A.) Do asked me to give a 60-minute overview of the Economics of Religion. He wanted me, in particular, to highlight what I see as gaps.

Let me share some slides, based on two pieces written with Jared Rubin and Ludger Ludger Woessmann 🧵 (1/N)

1/ 🚨 New Paper Alert 🚨 My paper with Elliott Ash and Johann Krümmel paper 'Gender and Reactions to Speeches in German Parliamentary Debates' is now online at the AJPS and is Open Access!
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/aj… A thread 🧵

Now 📤 Out | Open access 30 days @ World Politics

Vision 🔭 for a new political economy

- Adaptive: doesn't impose artificial mechanical assumptions on social systems
- Moral: recognizes effects of power inequalities on the way we think🧠

muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/…

Very happy to have received funding from DK Frie Forsk.fond for a new project on party leader justifications of electoral defeats. I am looking much forward to collaborate with Helene Helboe and Henrik Bech Seeberg on this project. For details see: ps.au.dk/en/current/all…

HPE enthusiasts, join us tomorrow!

I’ll be presenting our work with Luis BQ and Enrique de la Rosa-Ramos on the long-term impacts of colonial Indigenous segregation on land values in Mexico City 👇🏽

It’s publication day! Dr. Jennifer Cyr and I are thrilled to announce Doing Good Qualitative Research. Our goal is simple: help folks produce, publish and evaluate qual work (especially for people at places without qual methods) (1/6)
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Excellent opportunity! #EconTwitter keep in mind this upcoming event! We share the information.

About us: estudioseconomicos.uns.edu.ar

And the winner of the 2024 Kenneth A. Shepsle Prize for the Best Article in the JPIPE from the Previous Year (2023, Volume 4) is Tinghua Yu & Elliott Ash, 'Political Polarization and Judicial Selection.' nowpublishers.com/article/Detail…

Happening THIS Thursday 10:45 am ET 🎉 Send me a message if you'd like to attend but are not on our email list yet

And the winner of the 2024 Lee J. Alston Prize for the Best Article in the JHPE from the Previous Year (2023, Volume 3) is Hoyt Bleakley and Paul W. Rhode, 'De Tocqueville, Population Movements, and Revealed Institutional Preferences.' nowpublishers.com/article/Detail…

Coming soon: JHPE 4(1). Five peer-reviewed articles by Anna Grzymala-Busse, Raluca L. Pahontu, Jonathan Doucette, Jeff Jenkins, and others.

Yesterday, I had the pleasure of giving a presentation that synthesizes my research on the history of public bureaucracies at the University of Southern Denmark (Syddansk Universitet).

If anyone is interested in the slides, please send me a DM or email. I will be happy to share them! 😊

🚨 Virtual Conference in Historical Political Economy 🚨

The VWHPE co-convenors (Tine N. Paulsen, Dmitrii Kofanov, & I) are excited to announce the first annual virtual conference in HPE.

It will take place on May 9, starting at 10.45 AM ET.

Full program here: historicalpe.org/annual-virtual…

Local citizen opposition have made it hard for cities to permit new housing.

The focus of this #NIMBY -opposition tends to be apartment buildings.

In a new article, Niels Nyholt and I explore why there is so much opposition to this type of housing.

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Yesterday, I had the pleasure of giving a presentation that synthesizes my research on the history of public bureaucracies at the University of Southern Denmark (Syddansk Universitet).

If anyone is interested in the slides, please send me a DM or email. I will be happy to share them! 😊

Do pre-modern institutions matter for later support for democracy?
Using a geographical natural experiment, I find that historical experience with self-government is related to lower support for autocratic parties in Germany. Out now at British Jnl Poli Sci: cup.org/3TGNZSi

Congratulations to John Aldrich! He has been elected to the National Academy of Sciences in recognition of distinguished achievements in original research.

Join this important workshop on Historical Political Economy co-hosted by CGM postdoc Dmitrii Kofanov.
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