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Very happy to share my (very first!) paper with @mariusbusemeyer and Tobias F. Tober published now at Regulation & Governance: "Digitalization and the green transition: Different challenges, same policy responses?" 🧵Here's a summary thread... 1/8

More interesting papers on politics & AI from Valentina González Rostani Nicole Wu, Stephen Chaudoin, Morgan Wack, Daniel Schiff, Kaylyn Jackson Schiff, Tobias F. Tober, David Holtz , Matthias Haslberger, Ιάσων Αναστασόπουλος #AIconference Caltech Caltech LCSSP #Day1

Just left the Political Economy of AI conference feeling inspired by all I’ve learned and the amazing community forming around this area. Looking forward to the next event and more visits to Pasadena! Thanks to Beatrice Magistro, R. Michael Alvarez, and the Caltech LCSSP team!

Can political institutions shape norms? Long run exposure to historical forms of self-governance fosters norms of cooperation, which map onto prosocial behaviors. Cultural transmission and feedback loop between norms and institutions sustain this pattern econometricsociety.org/publications/e…

As I head back to Europe, I want to join the chorus in thanking Beatrice Magistro, R. Michael Alvarez, Sophie Borwein, Peter Loewen, Bart Bonikowski, and everyone Caltech LCSSP (esp. Sabrina) for a brilliantly organized workshop on the political economy of AI!

Increasingly allergic to the quiet polisci norm that empirical papers should come up with elaborated theories/expectations first even if effectively they're intuitions from the process of data exploration. We/I have been inculcated this is the way to present but often doesnt work

I tried Google's NotebookLM "radio conversation generator" on my paper about taxing robots (the irony!). I was blown away by the results. Are robots and AI coming for your jobs journalists? 😱

In a new open-access article, @mariusbusemeyer, Sophia Stutzmann & Tobias F. Tober investigate how workers perceive labor market risks related to digitalization and the green transition, and how these shape preferences for social policies bit.ly/3XzvaB7 #RegGov Wiley Politics & Policy

In our latest AJS paper, we show that life courses differ across four EU countries only for disadvantaged groups, likely due to varying welfare states and responsibilities of state, market, and family. Collaboration with A. Fasang, Aleksi Karhula (@aleksikarhula.bsky.social), zafer buyukkececi, and S.B. Andrade.

New! The *New Parties Data Set* by Stuart Bramwell and me. Data on 2,434 parties in 22 countries since 1945, their score in 3 elections, and establishment mode. Thanks to our 🇪🇺ERC (European Research Council (ERC)) project 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇯🇵🇭🇺🇲🇦🇺🇸🇮🇹🇿🇦🇳🇱team in 🇬🇧London @rhulpirp. See: dataverse.harvard.edu/dataset.xhtml?…

Bayes’ theorem, clearly explained:

Is it possible to separate the effects of economic shocks from cultural concerns in voting behavior? 🚨New paper at Comparative Political Studies🚨Italo Piero Stanig🌳 & I address the methodological difficulties in making such distinctions and provides new evidence on the globalization backlash 1/5

We are excited to kick off our CPPE talk series for this term next Monday (October 28) with a fantastic guest speaker: Nan Zhang (nanzhangresearch.github.io) from the University of Mannheim! Join us in Y311 at 11:45! Uni Konstanz Department of Politics & Public Admіn Nadja Wehl

Wow, this looks great!

BREAKING NEWS: Hadley Wickham is working on a new R package for AI. It's leveling the AI playing field with Python.

who europeans would vote for in america’s presidential election, by country:

The opioid epidemic fueled the rise of the Republican party. A one-standard-deviation increase in the quasi-exogenous exposure to the opioid epidemic led to a 4.6 percentage point increase in the Republican vote share. Carolina Arteaga viquibarone.github.io/baronevictoria…

🌍🎉 Our Political Science program ranks 11th globally in the 2024 ShanghaiRanking! Huge thanks to our dedicated faculty and students for making this possible! 👏 #ShanghaiRanking #Top15 #PoliticalScience

#OpenAccess - European Institutional Integration and the Educational Divide in Support for the European Union - cup.org/49iO6tf - Sharon Baute & Tobias F. Tober #FirstView

1/ Can AI become as politically polarizing as globalization? 🌍🤖 We tackle this question in our latest blog post, drawing on findings from our research, just conditionally accepted AJPS (ssrn.com/abstract=47950…). Read here: techpolicy.caltech.edu/2024/12/20/cou… 🧵 Caltech LCSSP