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A statement from the Labor Politics Group on APSA's deeply disappointing decision: We continue to ask APSA to move online in keeping with @UNITEHERE11's request and are organizing alternatives. Please read and share widely! docs.google.com/document/d/1sq…

Alright here's the new UNITE HERE! Local 11 statement. No need for the other discussions on this. Thanks to the workers and organizers at Local 11 for working with political scientists under what were ambiguous and constantly changing circumstances.

Today ⁦⁦Fairmont Miramar⁩ security officers attacked striking workers at their hotel. Our members won’t give in to bully tactics at the negotiating table or the picket line. #SoCalHotelStrike

Out Today - A Progressive Take on Permitting Reform Dustin Mulvaney & I argue that we don't need to cut red tape to accelerate renewables. We need: - way more coordination and planning - enhanced community participation + consent - a mandated transition rooseveltinstitute.org/publications/a…

Pitting environmentalists against workers is an old trick, and the climate movement isn’t falling for it. We stand with UAW and against corporate greed! Thank you for interviewing me Sarah Lazare! #StandUpUAW

Paul Pierson and I are seeking Yale ISPS predoctoral fellows for 2024-25 interested in American Political Economy (APSA APE | @CAPE-team.bksy.social). (Our amazing predoc Amelia Malpas is moving on to greater things.) Encourage undergraduates to find out more and apply at tobin.yale.edu/opportunities/…

Our latest article, from Jesse Strecker: "We must support the UAW to organize EV workers throughout the industry... so that workers’ legitimate concerns about getting left behind do not clash with that goal." the-trouble.com/content/2023/1…

Made my anonymous NYT research debut as one of Jacob Hacker's "three colleagues" (along with Sam Zacher & Paul Pierson) in a mention of our forthcoming article on what's actually going on with the Democratic Party's domestic policy agenda

Why are governments in wealthy democracies not doing more to reduce inequality? Happy to report that the volume Jonas Pontusson and I co-edited on this question is finally out with Cambridge University Press - Politics and open access: cambridge.org/core/books/une… A long🧵

🚨🚨🚨 This Thursday, Metro is planning to give Lyft $133M to TAKE OVER the @bikemetro bikeshare system.  Lyft is bad for the environment and transit, is notorious for misclassifying and exploiting its workers, and would place the future of Metro Bike Share at risk.

Join us Saturday in canvassing for a climate champion for LA City Council, Ysabel Jurado! 🌎🚍😎 We'll be in Eagle Rock about why Ysabel's platforms on public transit and climate resilience RULE. (Never canvassed before? We will train you!) 👉 dsa.la/ysabel0127 👈

Grateful @Edsall cites my argument w/ Amelia Malpas, Paul Pierson & Sam Zacher in Perspectives on Politics that Democrats have foregrounded a bold economic agenda even while courting suburban voters. Oft-missed & potential path to greater working-class support. nytimes.com/2024/02/21/opi…

Our latest article, from @StoryTom: "In 2024, we’re being told again that we can relax, because The Market will inevitably produce a specific result...But there is no guarantee of a positive outcome unless we guarantee it ourselves." the-trouble.com/content/2024/6…

A co-authored paper w/ Natalie Hernandez & Alexander Trubowitz was published by Political Behavior: In "The Insurance Value of Abortion and Support for Reproductive Rights," we show that parenthood induces a conservative shift in abortion policy preferences. link.springer.com/article/10.100…