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How do some of the most closed #dictatorships have a sustaining and even thriving #economy? #Oil🛢️ has been the usual answer. In this new International Studies Quarterly article with Ruilin LAI and Ilker Karaca, we offer a new no-oil answer: GLOBAL FINANCIAL MARKET 💸💴💰💶 academic.oup.com/isq/article-ab…

Looking forward to presenting joint work with Tim Heinkelmann-Wild and Sujeong_Shim on how governments present the #IMF to domestic audiences. Do they use the Fund as a scapegoat? Do they defend the IMF?Come join if you’re interested in legitimacy of IOs!

NYU Abu Dhabi (NYUAD Social Science) is thrilled to host the 11th Asian Political Methodology Conference (Political Methodology) and the *first ever* MENA PolMeth Conference on January 11-12, 2024. Submit your abstracts here by *August 1*: nyuad.nyu.edu/en/events/2024…

🚨 My article with Haillie Na-Kyung Lee A. Tomashevskiy is online Comparative Political Studies. We deploy an investment choice experiment in Venezuela, Ukraine & Egypt to learn how investors evaluate connected companies. tl;dr: they fear expropriation of their investment. Link: journals.sagepub.com/eprint/UHBWIIT…

We show that foreign political events related to certain policies can impact voters' policy attitudes in other countries, with events highlighting difficulties leading to more favorable attitudes and those emphasizing opportunities resulting in more skeptical policy sentiments.

I am presenting a paper with Tuuli-Anna Huikuri on exit clauses in international agreements. Why do states sometimes push for longer commitments with hard exit clauses and other times sign on shorter-term agreements? Please come join GRIPE this Wednesday morning at 9:30 EST!

Is aid effective? Depends on the outcome you look at! In our new World Development review, we show aid is more effective for outcomes that donors aim to affect: - building int'l alliances - promoting democracy - intensifying trade ties, ... Motives matter! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

How does victimization status affect politicians' responsiveness? Using experimental evidence from postwar Colombia, Joan Barceló & Mauricio Vela Barón causally link elected official behavior to conflict victimization. #APSRNewIssue ow.ly/YEQa50QxpAu

It was a great pleasure to be part of the incredible event. A big shout out to @cobrienudry, and fingers crossed for many more SWIPE conferences to come!