Please submit to the Political Economy of Europe pre-apsa conference by April 30th! We (Maria Carreri Andreas Wiedemann Miguel Pereira) are looking forward to reading your work!
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If you’re around, don’t miss this talk (02/27)! The project is fascinating — especially when presented by Michael Weintraub, whose work is really important and who knows a ton about these topics. Try to attend, either in person or remotely.

Shameless self-promotion: I will be giving a bunch of talks Harvard University. Below is information about how to participate in-person or remotely.

2/27: Harvard UniversityDRCLAS drclas.harvard.edu/event/mano-dur…

2/29: Belfer Center belfercenter.org/event/how-does…

3/6: Harvard UniversityAsh ash.harvard.edu/event/preventi…

*APPLY NOW* for the EGAP West Africa Regional Hub at Centre de Recherche et d'Action pour la Paix in Cote d'Ivoire #LearningDays workshop (24-29 June). The workshop will focus on causal inference in impact evaluation for Africa-based researchers and evaluators. Apply by 1 March: egap.org/project/learni…

Today I'll be presenting this paper, joint work with Loreto Cox and Hernán Carvajal, at DRCLAS @ Harvard. If you're able to attend, either in person or remotely, I'd love to hear your thoughts!

02/20 @ 12PM ET: Easier Said than Done: Citizens' Stated and Revealed Democratic Commitment in Latin America with Natalia Garbiras-Díaz (Natalia Garbiras Díaz), Harvard Business School

Moderated by Alisha Holland, Professor of Government

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¡Qué alegría ver este libro publicado! Gracias a Sandra Botero y Miguel García S. por la iniciativa de resumir la discusión y los aprendizajes en este volumen editado. Espero que informe nuestros debates y los retos que siguen adelante.

Natalia Garbiras-Díaz Natalia Garbiras Díaz Harvard Business School, examines public and conflict-affected region opinions towards a peace agreement provision reserving 16 special seats in the House of Representatives for conflict areas.

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Natalia Garbiras-Díaz Natalia Garbiras Díaz Harvard Business School, examines public and conflict-affected region opinions towards a peace agreement provision reserving 16 special seats in the House of Representatives for conflict areas.

Full Insight: faculti.net/do-citizens-pr…
#peaceagreement

Colegas de la ciencia política, abrimos la convocatoria para nominaciones (o autonominaciones) para el premio al mejor artículo del 2023 sobre instituciones políticas del congreso de LASA. Deadline 26 de enero. Pueden enviarme sus postulaciones a [email protected]. Bases👇🏻

So glad this book is out! A thought-provoking theory and impressive evidence to explain the origins of polarization in the US, and the connection between mass public and party systems. Scholars (in the US and beyond) will learn a lot from this great work. Congrats, @NeilObrian4!

If you work on crime and violence in Latin America, don't miss the deadline to apply for AL CAPONE's 13th Annual Meeting, to be held May 10-11 at Harvard. More details below👇

How do citizens form attitudes toward peace agreements? Natalia Garbiras Díaz, Miguel García-Sánchez & Aila Matanock unpack this puzzle by theorizing that citizens use stark cues from political elites with whom they have affinity to form their attitudes.

Muy recomendado el artículo de Hernán Carvajal, su tesis del PEG. Tuve la oportunidad de leerla y me alegra verla como documento CEDE. Clave para los debates sobre políticas de drogas en el país. ¡Felicitaciones por esta excelente publicación!

Why are some indigenous communities assimilated while others are protected? Employing a natural experiment, Christopher L. Carter argues historical, state-led labor conscription shapes contemporary Indigenous-state relations.
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Penn is hiring! We are looking for an assistant professor in American politics, focusing on race and ethnic politics. Details at: apply.interfolio.com/129788. Please spread the word and apply! Happy to answer questions (though I email more than tweet).