This is really interesting. Looks like support for #Ukraine is not perfectly correlated with dependence on Russian energy. #Hungary & #Orban still supporting Russia, though less dependent than e.g. Romania or Slovakia. Autocrats just like each other?

Congrats Liam Rose winner of the 2021 HSR&D Award for Best Research Paper. Authors (w/ Marion Aouad Dr. Laura Graham L Schoemaker @toddhwagner) used regression discontinuity to examine the Choice Act. This competitive award is chosen from all 2021 HSR&D papers ow.ly/VZZc50IN5qu

What's the name for the feeling when you think you are making good progress on your research, but everything you are finding is super depressing? #AcademicTwitter

This is a challenge in rural areas as well. People are building brick houses, often with PMAY/IAY. Would be interesting to see if there is a revival of mud houses as heat waves like the current ones make brick/cement unbearable. time.com/6176998/india-…

I wonder if those who attended CPAC in Hungary can get a refund after #Orban, their favorite right-wing dictator decided to take a hard left turn and tax the hack out of corporations a week after CPAC ended. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

NEW blog highlights the latest research by Rachel E. Brule + Aliz Toth into 🇮🇳India's legislative quotas for women from disadvantaged ethnic groups + explores the evidence that quotas addressing multiple forms of oppression are best at reducing conflict: gdpcenter.org/3zfienT

The latest episode of the job market series of Ideas of India with Aliz Toth, PhD candidate StanfordPoliSci. We spoke about her research on protests due to land acquisition, inadequate compensation, broken land markets, & the role of embedded bureaucrats. discoursemagazine.com/politics/2022/…

📢 TOMORROW (5pm CET, 11am EST) Aliz Toth and Liam Rose (Stanford) present their work on election fraud in 🇭🇺 Conor O'Dwyer (Florida) & Laura Jákli (Harvard) will discuss. Do you want to attend? Subscribe & receive the Zoom link here 👉 tinyurl.com/2p8b3n4b

We know a lot about how native-born individuals react to migrants. But how does migration shape the attitudes of migrants themselves? The first paper from our years-long field experiment on migration (w/ Nikhar Gaikwad and Aliz Toth) is ONLINE at AJPS ! (1/n)