CFP! Kate Weaver and I are organising a workshop on individuals in global policy-making at the LBJ School in Austin on 4th and 5th April 2025. Submit your abstracts (up to 500 words) by August here: forms.gle/qW51FRP1uM4F3j…

If in Princeton, check out this stellar workshop on governance and political economy of climate change. Thanks to Erik Voeten and Noah Zucker for organizing!

niehaus.princeton.edu/events/2024/po…

Very happy to read this positive review of our new book with Cambridge University Press - Politics🙏 Available for free at cambridge.org/core/books/leg…

I was thrilled to review Lisa Dellmuth Jonas Tallberg excellent book 'Legitimacy Politics: Elite Communication and Public Opinion in Global Governance' PSQ. It's a must read for students and scholars of IOs and public opinion! doi.org/10.1093/psquar…

Super interesting as always from Bernhard Reinsberg!

Hey IOs friends! Has the org that you study (or one you know of) adopted virtual for some/all of its meetings since COVID? (i.e., did not go fully back to having meetings in person)? (1/2)

The retro helmet logo is much better (the original two bar). Or, just use the elf!

Super excited to see my paper with Allison Carnegie & Ayse Kaya Orloff published online Journal of Politics @[email protected]. We explore whether and how populist governments engage with IOs. We show that while they bash IOs publicly, populists often engage constructively behind-the-scenes journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/72…

Chartbook 279: Columbia University's 'crisis' - a political economy sketch map.
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New article out with Bridget L. Coggins on why countries may strategically skip controversial votes in UNGA. We find that weak states and countries not allied with the US use this practice to avoid political blowback. Check it out here!

link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Biden's State of the Union reactions

Happy #EarthDay to all.

Was a bit sad to find this song is not about a paper's arduous journey through peer review open.spotify.com/track/1DTRUYVd…

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Raising tariffs on Chinese steel won't affect US inflation because it's a small part of overall US steel demand. True enough. For the same reason it won't help the US steel industry either, but we're in the territory of pure political symbolism here.

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Had an incredible time this week The Masters with my dad. We walked with Tiger this morning and watched most of the field come through Amen Corner yesterday. Pictures don’t do Augusta justice. It’s a special place and an experience I’ll never forget!

Is it safe to rehydrate now? Is the chaotic era over?

Guardians in 7

I unfortunately will be missing ISA this year, but I strongly encourage folks to attend this panel! Excellent work from top-notch scholars and people.

🚨 In a new International Studies Quarterly piece, Terry Chapman and I look at the effects of IMF surveillance on natural resource governance. We find that developing countries like Guyana are more likely to create natural resource funds when the IMF advises them to do so doi.org/10.1093/isq/sq…