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Assistant Professor Alex Coppock and Graduate Student Molly Offer-Westort: Adaptive Experimental Design: Prospects and Applications in Political Science Assistant Professor Alex Coppock and Graduate Student Molly Offer-Westort, along with former faculty member Professor Donald Green, have a new article in the American Journal...	Paul Lendway: "The Effect of Informational and Empathy-Enhancing Interventions on Redistributive Preferences" Graduate student Paul Lendway has an article in the Yale Journal of International Affairs entitled “The Effect of Informational and Empathy-Enhancing Interventions on...	Assistant Professor Elizabeth Nugent Op-Ed: How polarization shattered Egypt’s democratic experiment Assistant Professor Elizabeth Nugent has an Op-Ed in the Los Angelese Times entitled ” How polarization shattered Egypt’s democratic experiment.” The Op-Ed discusses...
Professor Gregory Huber: How Robust Is Evidence of Partisan Perceptual Bias in Survey Responses? A New Approach for Studying Expressive Responding Forst Family Professor of Political Science Gregory Huber has a new article in Public Opinion Quarterly with postdoctoral scholar Omer Yair entitled “How Robust Is Evidence...	Symposium on Roemer's book How we cooperate (Yale, 2019) The Winter 2020 issue of the Erasmus Journal for Philosophy & Politics contains a symposium on Roemer’s book How we cooperate (Yale, 2019) and also a lengthy...	Associate Professor Kelly Rader: Racial Unfairness and Fiscal Politics Associate Professor Kelly Rader has a new article in the American Politics Research Journal entitled “Racial Unfairness and Fiscal Politics.” Abstract: “We provide and test...
Dan Mattingly's The Art of Political Control in China named one of best books of 2020 in Foreign Affairs Magazine Assistant Professor Daniel Mattingly’s book, The Art of Political Control in China, has been named one of the best books of 2020 by Foreign Affairs magazine. The best...