It's finally out on International Organization!

Deniz, Ted Enamorado, and I find empirical evidence that the Russian invasion of Ukraine increased Chinese public support for wars, particularly against Taiwan, and suggest international conflict as a novel source of domestic war attitudes.

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Trade Liberalization and Labor Market Institutions | Leo Baccini et al | International Organization
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NEW ISSUE from International Organization -

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Curious about how the dual use nature of space technology shaped the Outer Space Treaty? And doomed subsequent efforts to curtail an arms race over ASAT capabilities? Jane Vaynman and I tackle all this and more in our recent International Organization article: doi.org/10.1017/s00208…

Thread from Josh Kertzer about his new #FirstView article with Tyler Jost and Eric Min & Schub.

Cold War archives, computational methods and foreign policy....what's not to love???

New #Firstview : How does race shape int'l order?

Scripps College Owen Brown argues that processes of racialization are central to the construction & operation of international order.

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Jason Jianzhi Zhao and I discussed the implications of Mandalika tensions for #AIIB 's future in TIME. Read our International Organization paper (covered in the story) for more on the AIIB: doi.org/10.1017/S00208…