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Professor Kenneth Scheve: City Limits to Partisan Polarization in the American Public Dean Acheson Professor of Political Science and Global Affairs Kenneth Scheve has an article in the Political Science Research and Methods journal entitled “City Limits to...	Professor Kenneth Scheve: Economic Decline, Social Identity, and Authoritarian Values in the United States Dean Acheson Professor of Political Science and Global Affairs Kenneth Scheve has an article in International Studies Quarterly entitled “Economic Decline, Social Identity,...	Isabela Mares awarded best book award of the European Politics section of the American Political Science Association for Conditionality and Coercion Isabela Mares has been awarded the best book award of the European Politics section of the American Political Science Association for Conditionality and Coercion (co-authored...
Assistant Professor Dan Mattingly received the Best Book Award from the APSA Democracy and Autocracy Section Assistant Professor Dan Mattingly’s book “The Art of Political Control in China” won the Best Book Award from the APSA Democracy and Autocracy Section, an Organized...	Professor Greg Huber: How Does Job Loss Affect Voting? Understanding Economic Voting Using Novel Data on COVID-19 Induced Individual-Level Unemployment Shocks Professor Gregory Huber and Graduate Student Jennifer Wu have a new article in the Journal of American Politics Research entitled How Does Job Loss Affect Voting?...	Melissa Nobles, '95, named MIT’s next chancellor MIT has announced that its next chancellor will be Melissa Nobles, an accomplished scholar who has led the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences since 2015. Nobles...
Assistant Professor Sarah Khan: Why Malala’s British Vogue interview put Pakistan in a marriage panic Assistant Professor Sarah Khan has an article in the Washington Post’s Monkey Cage entitled “Why Malala’s British Vogue interview put Pakistan in a marriage panic.”...