Great to see that my new article with PS: Political Science & Politics 'Developing a Critical Understanding of Environmental Activism through Active Learning' has been published on FirstView:
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Now online ft. Phillip Ardoin

''Many concerns faculty voice about ChatGPT echo those voiced by earlier generations...10 years ago, faculty...banned use of Wikipedia; today, students create wiki pages & contribute to Wikipedia topics as part of their courses'

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Now on FirstView ft Robert A. Pape

'Overall, our findings suggest that white population decline is more important than
manufacturing decline as a predictor of violent populism and that counties that voted for
Trump were less likely to fight for Trump.'

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Now on FirstView!

'...knowing the determinants of high-tech exports reveals which government policies should
receive priority in the context of a country’s growth and development path.'

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Now on FirstView ft. Taylor Boas!

'Despite the growing popularity of focus groups in journals and broader research designs with rigorous methodological standards, scholars rarely include much about the methodology used to conduct them.'

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Now on FirstView ft. Theresa Reidy 🇺🇦 & KAS Research Chair in Empirical Democracy

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'Assuming that men and women continue to publish at approximately equal rates, this also
implies that the gender gap in publishing will only erode if there is parity in academia.'

To conclude our celebration of #WomensHistoryMonth , we're highlighting a symposium on sexual harassment and sexual assault during field research. Check out works by Hunt, Mershon, Clawson, Stevens, Malik, Roychowdhury, & Sapiro:
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3/31 deadline! Submit your papers relating to what queer issue(s) political science should pay attention, how we link queer issues to current debates, and/or how we ensure better rep of queer political scientists in our profession's journals. Read more: dlvr.it/T4hgnJ

Now on FirstView ft. Scott Blatte Danielle Piccoli Matt Zachem!

'We find suggestive evidence that Trump’s endorsement reduces the likelihood of voting for a hypothetical Republican and significant evidence that elite signals can counteract policy stances'

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Next Sunday deadline (3/31)! 📢In the PS: Political Science & Politics special issue celebrating LGBTQ+ political science's first fifty years and its futures, scholars are invited to respond broadly to Contemporary and Future LGBTQ+ Scholarship. Read more and submit here:
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Continuing #WomensHistoryMonth , check out this work on supporting women in academia. Check out Farris, Hellwege, & Malji (dlvr.it/T4M3rt Reid (dlvr.it/T4M3sH & Zappile (dlvr.it/T4M3sq Now free access through April!

3/31 deadline! Submit your papers relating to what queer issue(s) political science should pay attention, how we link queer issues to current debates, and/or how we ensure better rep of queer political scientists in our profession's journals. Read more: dlvr.it/T4LvvL

3/31 deadline! Submit your papers relating to what queer issue(s) political science should pay attention, how we link queer issues to current debates, and/or how we ensure better rep of queer political scientists in our profession's journals. Read more: dlvr.it/T2RDjg

Continuing #WomensHistoryMonth , we highlight a spotlight on women of color in PoliSci. Check out the works of Simien & Wallace (dlvr.it/T3wNtK Harbin & Greene (dlvr.it/T3wNv1 Lemi, Scott & Wong (dlvr.it/T3wNvd & Brown (dlvr.it/T3wNwp

This week, in honor of #WomensHistoryMonth , we highlight legislative studies of women. Check out Eleanor Neff Powell, Leslie Schwindt-Bayer, & Gisela Sin's work (dlvr.it/T3bfJb and Cindy Simon Rosenthal's piece (dlvr.it/T3bfJv Now free access through April!

Day 1 of #WomensHistoryMonth means sharing important research this month! Today, check out research on the emergence of women candidates: Melusky and Kanthak (dlvr.it/T3TdmP and Fox and Lawless (dlvr.it/T3Tdmq Free access through April!

Attention Election Forecasters! Check out PS's Call for Papers for all of the important details:

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3/31 deadline! Submit your papers relating to what queer issue(s) political science should pay attention, how we link queer issues to current debates, and/or how we ensure better rep of queer political scientists in our profession's journals. Read more: dlvr.it/T3N9tr