Can't wait to read the revised version. Thanks for presenting it to my class. It was a great learning experience.

Looking forward to "Space Force: The Musical

Huge thanks to Thankful Musgrave 🦃 Elizabeth N. Saunders and Alexandra Guisinger for their insights!

So, apropos of this...Dr. Susan Hyde & I have a new short essay in Journal of Democracy on democratic backsliding and the role of leaders. We argue that democratic resilience is partly about recovering from bad leaders without violence. muse.jhu.edu/article/866651… 1/

In the class of useful entities that you don't know exist until you become undergraduate studies chair, did you know that APSIA will run a "Careers in international affairs and grad school presentation" for your students? Carmen was fantastic at fielding my students' questions.

I will never again underestimate the worthiness of iceberg lettuce.

Always a treat to think about how people learn about foreign policy.

Delighted to announce along with Nyron N. Crawford and Katja Kleinberg our new two-year project: Foreign Policy in a Diverse Society. We start rolling out quarterly series of surveys in the first quarter of 2023. Find out more here: sites.google.com/temple.edu/fpd… and watch this space.

Join the Forum for International Institutions and Global Governance for a talk on "The Domestic Political Economy of Sovereign Debt" by Dr. Layla Mosley, cosponsored by the Department of Political Science and the Global Studies Program. Monday, November 7th at 12PM in 821 Mazur.

Sitting in CHOP with my son who noted that Boris Johnson was providing fall prevention tips to keeping you from landing on the backbench.

Not political science but delighted me this morning

Are you an APSA member who is still on Twitter and interested in Foreign Policy Attitudes and Engagement in a Diverse Society? Excellent! Come join our virtual Roundtable: Thurs, Aug. 31, 2-3:30pm, Virtual 20. (Note that the link won't appear unless you log in to the program).

Check out my new Good Authority piece based on data collected as part of the Foreign Policy in a Diverse Society project (fpds-surveys.org): goodauthority.org/news/young-ame…

Excited to announce a new article with Katja Kleinberg in which we connect cross-national variation in the gender gap in trade preferences to cross-national variation in gender equality. Check it out here: doi.org/10.1093/fpa/or…

Syllabus season news! New Good Authority teaching resources. First new feature: Good Playlist, curated to a political science theme. Here's Alexandra Guisinger's playlist of foreign policy presidential campaign ads. Stay tuned for more new teaching resources! goodauthority.org/news/foreign-p…

📢Announcing Good Authority Teaching Resources📢 Today Good Authority launches new polisci resources: Good to Know explainers, Good Playlists, topic guides, & more. Accepting proposals for explainers & playlists. Details on new resources page. Bookmark it! 1/ goodauthority.org/news/good-auth…

The playlists have kept me bopping at my desk all week.

I'm terrible at remembering to post on social media, but I'm not bad at curating foreign policy related U.S. presidential campaign ads. Check it out Good Authority.

Much needed context.

Excited to have my second paper with Alexandra Guisinger accepted for publication. We’ll write up a thread later, but for now I’m just appreciating the good news and support from reviewers and editors.