Trending Globally #podcast: Margaret Weir talks to Assistant Prof of Government at Cornell University, Jamila Michener, about her book 'Fragmented Democracy: Medicaid, Federalism and Unequal Politics' & the effects of #medicaid beyond hospitals & health clinics bit.ly/2RsPWTI

My paper with Margaret Weir on the power of California’s Health Access CA coalitions is aging well! Anthony Wright Sabina Gonzalez-Eraña journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

Application deadline reminder for @WatsonInstitute Brown University MPA program. Take core courses from John N.Friedman Emily Oster Angela Blanchard Margaret Weir & other great faculty. Special features: data-driven policy track, consultancy, global policy study abroad, more!

#affordablehousing funds are filling a gap in the market for early stage funding for preservation and production of below-market units, as my new blog post and report explain.

Watson's #podcast Trending Globally recently released its 100th episode. We're revisiting some of the top episodes since launching in 2016. On this episode, Mark Blyth Margaret Weir & Director Ed Steinfeld on, Trump, Brexit & the rise of global illiberalism bit.ly/34Cd0B9

Suburban incorporation status and jurisdiction size matter in the new geography of poverty. Thanks @UrbanAffairsRev for publishing Margaret Weir & my conversation with @ekneebone 1/2...

"Scholars Exchange: Governing the New Geography of Poverty": a fascinating exchange and analysis by Margaret Weir, Lizzy Mattiuzzi, and @ekneebone published by @UrbanAffairsRev. buff.ly/2OyjR9v

Our Winant Lecture by Professor Margaret Weir is today at 5pm Rothermere American Institute! Please join us. Open to all - You can read about Margaret's research here: watson.brown.edu/public-policy/…

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For our "Democracy and Pandemics" theme, Margaret Weir (Margaret Weir) compares responses to the Covid-19 crisis, tracing how pandemic can build or fracture solidarity. items.ssrc.org/covid-19-and-t…

I am launching a video series on Reimagining Policing in America. The focus this week is police abolition. Here is the link for the video segment that I created with my partner Hilda Martinez, a former producer for MSNBC News. youtube.com/watch?v=2h3fM8…

Quick read on the decision, but looks like all state Blaine Amendments are presumptively unconstitutional under this decision. Huge shift in church-state law and long-sought victory for accommodationists. More later when I have a chance to read more carefully...

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WHO GETS WHAT? (eds. Frances McCall Rosenbluth & Margaret Weir) examines how politics exacerbated social and economic divisions among individuals, places, and parties. Explore the latest addition to the SSRC Anxieties of Democracy series today. ow.ly/l8Ta50EXcMQ

3/5 New Books: Who Gets What? - The New Politics of Insecurity, by Frances McCall Rosenbluth, @JacksonYale, and Margaret Weir, Taubman Center for State and Local Government cupbookshop.co.uk/collections/ne…

New Research: Who Gets What? The New Politics of Insecurity - Margaret Weir recently co-edited a book looking at how the economic and social transformations of the past 40 years have introduced new risks and insecurities. watson.brown.edu/research/2021/…

Who gets what? Understanding the new politics of insecurity | Frances McCall Rosenbluth & Margaret Weir blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/202…

How (un)evenly distributed is suburban poverty in your region? Check out our profiles of 14 metro areas in the western US: frbsf.org/community-deve… Margaret Weir

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