When putting syllabi together, don't forget about
@monkeycageblog's Topic Guide. Blog posts, accessible to undergrads. Organized by date, so you can replace more dated examples (e.g. that George W. Bush anecdote from when your undergrads were 4 years old) monkeycagetopicguides.org

I wrote about my thesis in the Washington Post @monkeycageblog! Most post-Sanders progressive insurgents lose. But they still impact the incumbent's and broader Democratic Party's policy positions and priorities and have a lot to do w/ Biden's ambitious agenda

I'm sorry to pile on this piece, but LOL at the idea that the Post 'built' @monkeycageblog to be an 'imitator' of FiveThirtyEight. I wish the The New Yorker had fact-checked this.

If you liked @monkeycageblog, you're gonna love Good Authority. We launch in late September. Sign up to be notified: goodauthority.org

Are protests against ECOWAS really a sign of a credibility crisis? Jori Breslawski and I explore public support of ECOWAS in the @monkeycageblog

Still in shock that The Washington Post cancelled @monkeycageblog, home of public facing poli sci research for 9 yrs. I guess fact based work doesn’t sell 🤷🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️ Many thanks to vision of John Sides, the support to new voices from E.J. Graff & many amazing eds washingtonpost.com/monkey-cage/

Fortunate to get to work with Mary Angelica Painter and Sameer Shah, Ph.D. on this analysis for @monkeycageblog on the energy situation after Hurricane Fiona. Thank you University of Pittsburgh for sharing!

got to work with Tufts Political Science star Brendan Hartnett on this @monkeycageblog piece

This seems like a good time to bring back out a blog post I wrote in 2018 on Africa Is a Country with Jana Hönke. As well as a 2019 follow-up on @monkeycageblog, washingtonpost.com/politics/2019/… Very troubling to see the return of such charged, hyperbolic language

africasacountry.com/2018/09/cobalt…

A piece of Clareta Treger 🎗 and I is out in the @monkeycageblog on the role of Netanyahu in Israelis' attitudes toward democracy. Based on our paper with Naama Rivlin-Angert, Tamir Sheafer, Prof. Israel Waismel-Manor, and Michal Shamir on the 2019-2021 #israelelections
washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/…

End of an era. @monkeycageblog ushered a new reality, making political science research more accessible to the general public, and it also pushed us, as political scientists, to do better in terms of writing about our work for the general audience. Invaluable.

A small bit of good news in the world: 80 countries signed a declaration to improve protection of civilians in armed conflict. In @monkeycageblog, I explain what this declaration does and how it can make a difference
washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/…

I've been doing some exciting new work with my colleagues PRRI's Public Fellows. We have a piece out today @monkeycageblog [Tarah Williams, Nazita Lajevardi, Roy Whitaker]. We happened to be polling just before the public convo turned to pluralism for tragic reasons.

The final @monkeycageblog piece for The Washington Post by kim yi dionne (@dadakim.bsky.social), Henry Farrell, and me. It's a chance to thank our authors and remember some highlights of the last 9 years:

washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/…

Out today on the @monkeycageblog, 'Americans don’t trust the Supreme Court. That’s dangerous,' coauthored with a brilliant batch of @TAMUpols Ph.D.s, Kathryn Haglin, Alison Merrill, PhD, and Soren Jordan.

Here's a gift link to read it w/o a subscription:

wapo.st/3fXUleF

John Coakley (UCD Geary Institute for Public Policy/UCD Politics and International Relations) and I wrote about the recently released Northern Ireland census results for The Washington Post's @monkeycageblog: washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/…. Thanks to Henry Farrell for his interest and expert editing! #NICensus2021 #censuspolitics

Kal Munis The Washington Post @monkeycageblog Journalists spend too much time on perception and feelings vs presenting the facts. Per capita, rural areas receive much more financial governmental support than urban areas

Excellent new The Washington Post @monkeycageblog oped by OsloNuclearProject colleague @CameronJJJ ⬇️ washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/…

Today Anne Meng , Anders Sundell , Jørgen Møller, and I write at @monkeycageblog about what political science can learn us about House of Dragons (and autocratic politics more generally). washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/…