🚨 My book "In Our Interest: How Democracies Can Make Immigration Popular" is finally out today with Columbia University Press! 🚨 It tackles one of the biggest challenges today: How can we make freer human mobility between countries more politically sustainable? 🧵

Together with CropLife International and Geneva Trade Platform, we’re inviting post-graduate students to join a policy hackathon! Form a team of 2–4 and pitch your ideas to improve food security through trade — with a chance to present during the #WTOPublicForum. 🔗 bit.ly/4k3mywd

We’re celebrating the end of semester and soon-to-be newly minted PhDs. Thus I went on a baking spree (not shown are five lasagnas). #poliscibakes #baking #cakes

Also, the cover of the American Political Science Review issue is Figure 1 from our article: a 1934 political cartoon from the International Fire Fighter Magazine. Jessica Trounstine

Morning run before the workshop begins. #polisciruns

I'm hiring a full-time researcher to work with me UChicago Law School on a wide range of empirical research projects. The position is perfect for a recent college graduate that's planning to apply to PhD programs in economics or political science. More info below.

🧠What drives support for antitrust policies? ➡️Ryan Brutger & Amy Pond find that fairness and the importance of maintaining democratic institutions matter more than lower prices cambridge.org/core/journals/… #FirstView

Please share in honoring all of these wonderful and deserving award winners from the APSA International Collaboration (International Collaboration) section. Also a huge thank you to all of those who served on the award committees!

🔟 days to submit your paper for TPBW! This is an amazing workshop! check out recent line-ups: rubenson.org/events Submission🔗nyu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_50…

The Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs at the University of Denver seeks to hire a tenure-line assistant or associate professor with a focus on the intersection of technology and global and public affairs. higheredjobs.com/details.cfm?Jo… #PAJobMarket

How do countries mitigate the political costs of being accused of violating international law? In a new article in American Political Science Review, Tyler Pratt and I show that denying facts and challenging the applicability of law are effective strategies. IOs can counter-message though! (1 of 2)

For those attending APSA, save the date for the Int'l Collaboration section meeting! We will honor award winners, take care of a bit of business, and connect with our great community. The meeting will be Friday, September 12 from 6:30 - 7:30, Location still TBA.

🎉Great news 🎉 We (UT Knoxville) are hiring in American Political Institutions! Join our amazing dept on Rocky Top! I am not on the committee, but am happy to answer questions and will be at APSA! apply.interfolio.com/171457

Please join us for our section meeting in the Vancouver Convention Centre (VCC), Floor: West Level 2, West 210 (V), Friday, September 12, 6:30 - 7:30 pm. We will have some quick business updates, a Q&A, and a celebration of our award winners.

Really excited to join Stanford CDDRL this year as a postdoc! Will get to continue my work on opposition politics, authoritarianism, & the intl dimensions of political change, and engage with a community of scholars thinking about similar questions/challenges at a critical time

I ran the Berkeley Trail adventure half marathon today. I placed 10th overall and 2nd in my age group. It was a fun race and I’m really pleased with how I ran it and how my body performed. #insidetrailrunning #running #raceday

But wait - there's more! The Department of International Affairs is hiring two (2!) faculty members whose work encompasses National Security and Artificial Intelligence. Applications received by Nov 14 will be given full consideration. ugajobsearch.com/postings/456090

Another great #IPES conference. It’s always great to see old friends and meet new ones. It’s even better when you get to go running with them.

I’m feeling pretty good about my fitness. Now I wish my muscles and joints would feel as good. #polisciruns

📆Join us Wednesday, November 5 at 11:00 AM ET! Dagmar Heintze (UT Dallas) will present her paper on human rights monitoring and reporting, with Prof. Rachel Schoner (Tulane University) as discussant.