I had the privilege to talk about the links between my research and US-China cooperation in foreign aid for Democracy Paradox. Check it out! democracyparadox.com/2023/02/13/can…

First 127 post with sweet viz from Miles Williams, PhD - I hope it’s not the last. Great having such a talented colleague in the Data for Political Research program.

This is how I have fun during spring break… March Madness ‘23 predictions coming your way github.com/milesdwilliams…

Had a fun time presenting research for the ⁦Denison University⁩ Global Studies Seminar!

It’s an #mpsa2023 UI Political Science reunion with Chris Grady and Miles Williams!

Had a chance to contribute to this guidance from Office of Evaluation Sciences! OES is a great place, full of smart people doing important work in evidence-based policy.

Nearly 6/10 Americans disagree or strongly disagree that they would gladly dedicate their day off to disrupting an opposing party’s rally. Thank you to Aleena Khan, Jair Moreira, and James Steur from UI Political Science for submitting this question at APSA.

When it comes to global politics, how much daylight is there between the average Denison student and the average international relations (IR) professor? Miles Williams, PhD in the Data for Political Research program takes a look. onetwentyseven.blog/2023/12/05/how…

shako This is what we’re doing at Denison (w Miles Williams, PhD ) in Data for Political Research. denison.edu/academics/data…

As usual, it was fun contributing a piece for DU127: Who cares about America’s world power status? onetwentyseven.blog/2024/04/24/who…

What should you do if your research hypothesis also is the null hypothesis? Had this question come up in a recent R&R with a coauthor. I thought I'd write a little post about it (with #rstats code). milesdwilliams15.github.io/methods/statis…

Countless hours spent gathering conference info in our field. Proud of our careful text data analysis. We assess the variability in conference codes and offer suggestions. Takeaway: We need more and better codes of conduct!

Thank you Uni of Birmingham for featuring another episode of the #PeoplePowerPodcast on the university news page! 🥳 'Branding Foreign Aid: Soft Power and Popular Attitudes in International Development' ft Matthew S. Winters out now wherever you get your podcast birmingham.ac.uk/news/2024/bran…

Always fun writing for DU127. Will sympathy for Palestinians drive Democratic-leaning students to reject Harris? onetwentyseven.blog/2024/10/22/wil…

Did getting a lot of news from Twitter/X increase the probability of voting for Trump? I looked at some survey data of Denison students and the answer might be “yes”: onetwentyseven.blog/2024/11/20/i...