The Department of Political Science at the University of Iowa invites applications for a tenure-track position at the rank of Assistant Professor with a focus in the study of conflict (either inter-state or intra-state). jobs.uiowa.edu/faculty/view/7… Please apply!!

I’m very happy that my short paper on the effects of candidate disability on voter support, based on conjoint experiments in UK + US, will be published in the Journal of Politics @[email protected]. It’s part of my project on stereotypes and voter attitudes towards disabled candidates. Key findings: (1/5)

Get your forecasts in! You know we are all reading this one.

A review of the new VP candidate’s seminal (only?) work: rb.gy/7i7hr1 from UC Davis Law scholar in 2020.

Elizabeth Evans and I have a new article out: "Someone Like Me? Disability Identity and Representation Perceptions". doi.org/10.1007/s11109… Through survey experiments in UK+US we found: 🦾Disabled citizens feel better represented by disabled than non-disabled candidates. (1/3)

Dear academics who have used the National Archives in College Park! A Norwegian MA student is headed there to research U.S. policy toward Norway during WWII. She's never been, and is wondering about how to get the most out of her research trip - any inside tips?

Excited to share that my article with Sara Polo (Government @ Essex) on violent intergroup competition and terrorist restraint has been published #OnlineFirst (open access) in International Organization! 🔗 shorturl.at/B1NbL NYUAD Social Science NYU Abu Dhabi A short thread on our findings:

Sam Harper (sites.google.com/view/sam-harper) studies American state politics, with a focus on the role of policy adoptions in shaping public opinion. He taught one independent course (with a teaching award), has five publications, and has skills in Stata and R. /2

Haofeng Ma (haofengma.org), CP, examines how native tongues/language policies interact to impact political attitudes/identities. He published 1 article, taught 1 independent course, has strong statistical and computational skills, & an MS in GIS. /3

Nate Micatka (nathanmicatka.com) is a poverty scholar studying public policy and US politics. He examines how experiences with social policies affect political behavior and attitudes. He published 4 articles, has several papers under review, and taught his own course. /4

Nate Micatka Carly Millerd (carlymillerd.weebly.com) studies cooperation among women’s civil society groups in civil wars, published 3 articles, teaches her own conflict course, won a university teaching award, & did field work in Nepal. /5

Nate Micatka Carly Millerd Nathan Timbs(nathantimbs.com) research interests’ include rebel governance, climate change, and human rights. He developed a new latent measure of rebel governance styles, published 1 article, & taught his own UG methods course & a math lab for 1st year PhDs. /6

I'm on the market this year. Sara pretty much summed it up; I love using mixed methodology and center gender and women's experiences in my research.

We don’t have the posting up yet, but we are hiring this year for the Royal Professorship at UMKC. Associate or Full. This is a political science search open to subfield. I’ll be at #apsa2024 if you have any questions or would like to chat!

Super excited to see my first solo-authored paper “Do Gender Quotas Increase Political Knowledge?” out at the EJPR! ejpr.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/14… 1/2

Earlier this week, some people got enormously upset at the prospect of respecting young people's right to their own beliefs. Unfortunately for them it is 2024. heraldscotland.com/opinion/248058…

Students from Strathclyde - Government and Public Policy representing #Poland for #BISAFCDOModelNATO in the Locarno Room Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office University of Strathclyde

Check out our new teaching piece on using superbowl forecasting to teach political forecasting educate.apsanet.org/super-bowl-for…

Reminder that at Strathclyde - Government and Public Policy we offer a one year MSc in Political Economy; core courses: CPE, IPE, Quant1 & Quant2. Want to build your skills to research how politics shapes the economy and how economic events shape politics & live in Glasgow? Join us! strath.ac.uk/courses/postgr…

Does resentment drive policies attitudes that impact women and families? Nicole Kalaf-Hughes and I find clear impacts in our new article in ConLawNow. Open access! ideaexchange.uakron.edu/conlawnow/vol1…