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Postdoctoral Researcher @ISDCBerlin / PhD @HumboldtUni / Intrastate conflict, social movements, and state repression
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Today is the Day of Truth & Justice in #Argentina. A day honoring the 30,000 victims of the country's brutal dictatorship. But president Milei (like Bolsonaro in #Brazil) is trying to rewrite history to defend the dictatorship & torturers Facundo Iglesia theguardian.com/world/2024/mar…



Current events and social movements change parenting and socialization processes, for example, with the Black Lives Matter movement changing parenting priorities, finds Anoll Drew Engelhardt @DrMackIT in American Political Science Review doi.org/10.1017/S00030…


Some professional news: Soon I'll be joining ISDC Berlin as a postdoctoral research fellow! Sad to leave Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, but excited about this new professional stage and to continue working on conflict and development. Now, to finish/submit my doctoral dissertation 😅.

Trending in #PoliticalScience: ooir.org/index.php?fiel… 1) Exposure to Poor People Weakens Support for Redistribution among the Rich (British Jnl Poli Sci) 2) Does electoral behavior change after a protest cycle? Chile & Bolivia (@electoralstdies) 3) Explaining Rural Conservatism:




Never before have there been so many armed conflicts around the globe. New data from UCDP at UppsalaPeaceConflict out today - a record-high number of 59 state-based armed conflicts recorded in 2023. shorturl.at/JR0Cm





Train on time (wow), wi-fi working fine, seems like a great start to this EPSA season. On my way to Köln a day early to present a coauthored work with Jennifer Oser and Jesper Lindqvist at the GESIS @gesisorg.bsky.social Comp Pol Cologne workshop on Multi-Data Perspectives on Democracy.






Tomorrow I’ll be presenting at two panels one after the other (thanks for the morning jog #APSA2024). At 8am, coauthored work w/ Samson Yuen on how protests radicalize. At 10am, a project w/ Jennifer Oser on how politicians benefit from policy congruence with social movements
