Very well deserved. This is a terrific book.

Harriman faculty member Tim Frye published an article in PSQ on public opinion on U.S. aid to Ukraine. Read now: ow.ly/OWnj50TIaUH

WSJ survey of economists. This is as close to unanimity as the profession gets

if so then -- shocker -- a great deal of press coverage has been wrong and plain misleading. theguardian.com/us-news/2024/o…

Unemployment rate 4.1% Inflation rate 2.4% 10 year treasury rate 4.3% Real GDP growth 2.8% If there is such a thing as a sweet spot for the economy we're basically in it right now

I did a short "explainer" interview with Faculti on my recent research on public support in the US for aid to Ukraine. Harriman Institute Tymofiy Mylovanov Oxana Shevel 🇺🇦 ColumbiaSocialSci

American democracy will be under assault as never before over the next four years. That's why we're hiring two new reporters to cover campus politics at America's most selective universities.

Register by 4pm to attend tomorrow's talk by economist Andrei Yakovlev: "Business-Government Relations in Russia Before and After 2022," examining the impact of the 2022 invasion of Ukraine from a business and economic perspective. Mod by Tim Frye ow.ly/vQKG50UalVp

I'm stepping down as editor of Post-Soviet Affairs at the end of the year and Taylor and Francis is looking for a new editor. Please spread the word. Details are available here. tandfonline.com/journals/rpsa20

Some Feeral judges are weighing taking control of their own security, worried that President Trump could order U.S. marshals to stand down in retaliation for a decision that didn’t go his way. wsj.com/us-news/law/tr… via The Wall Street Journal

Now available for preorder from Oxford University Press. Pleasure to work with Ora John Reuter and David Szakonyi on this project. Oxford Academic amazon.com/Workplace-Poli…

Sen. Hawley says, "For decades, working Americans have seen their wages flatline." Here's wages for the past three decades: Line not flat!

Great tweet and a beautiful expression of First Amendment values.

Happy to announce the publication of Workplace Politics: How Politicians and Employers Subvert Elections. With David Szakonyi and Ora John Reuter, I examine when, why, and how politicians and employers pressure their workers to vote in elections. academic.oup.com/book/60445