If we’ve learned anything over the last day:

Stata users, make sure you use reghdfe and the absorb option for all fixed effects.

R users, use feols and specify the FE as FE.

It has been a great experience working on this project with Mara Revkin and Jonathan Petkun . We welcome any feedback and believe the research has timely implications!

Looking forward to presenting my paper coauthored with Benjamin Krick & Jonathan Petkun, a natural experiment on civilian harm & military legitimacy during the battle for Mosul, The Elliott School's Institute for Security & Conflict Studies Monday @ 4 p.m. (Zoom): iscs.elliott.gwu.edu/events/

Productive first trip to Iraq to study internal displacement and civilian harm during the battle of Mosul. Could not have done this first trip without Mara Revkin’s mentorship and logistical support! Learning how to ground my quantitative work with rich, qualitative understanding

Super thankful for the opportunity to come to Philadelphia to present at one of the best conferences around!

Really looking forward to presenting a new working paper coauthored with Benjamin Krick & Jonathan Petkun, 'The Civilian Cost of Casualty Aversion: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Iraq' DukePoliticalScience's SPC workshop on Feb. 9: polisci.duke.edu/events/spc-wor…

18 months, tens of thousands of lines of code, and 160 pages later, Political Violence Lab is delighted to release its working paper 'The Causes and Consequences of Refugee Flows: A Contemporary Re-Analysis'. 🧵 1/

unhcr.org/refugee-statis…

Very excited that our working paper (and soon UNHCR data) on refugee flows is now live! We welcome any comments, and I am happy to answer any questions.

Today, we hosted the final day of the 2022 Conference on International Borders in a Globalizing World! This two-day event, convened by the Borders and Boundaries Project at Perry World House, brought experts from across the globe together to discuss border policy.

Four million people have fled the country in just five weeks econ.st/3LwSeJh

UC Merced political science professor Andrew Shaver and co-authors' work cited by The Economist: Daily chart – How the war in Ukraine compares to other refugee crises economist.com/graphic-detail…

In case this of interest to anyone working on media issues. Event via Zoom open to the public. mailchi.mp/stanford/thoma…

Looking forward to presenting the work I have been up to with
Andrew Shaver
and the Political Violence Lab at
Peace Science Society (International)
tomorrow at 2PM (EST) to a fantastic panel!

We have a great lineup for this fall's Grad Students in International Security, etc (GSISE) virtual workshop, including some exciting practice job talks! For more info about listserv sign-up, workshop zoom link, etc see wp.nyu.edu/gsise/

Our 27th ESOC Working Paper is now on our home page: Media Reporting on International Affairs by Andrew Shaver et al.: esoc.princeton.edu/WP27