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Assistant Professor Didac Queralt and Lecturer Maria Jose Hierro: "The Divide Over Independence: Explaining Preferences for Secession in an Advanced Open Economy" Assistant Professor Didac Queralt and Lecturer Maria Jose Hierro have a new article published in the American Journal of Political Science entitled “The Divide Over...	Professor Gregory Huber - Best article prize, APSA’s Migration and Citizenship section Professor Gregory A. Huber (with Seth J. Hill, Dept of Political Science, UCSD and Daniel J. Hopkins, Dept of Political Science, University of Pennsylvania), have been...	Professor Isabela Mares presented with the William Riker book award Isabela Mares has been awarded the William Riker book award of the American Political Science Association for best book in Political Economy for Conditionality and Coercion (...
Assistant Professor Elizabeth Nugent's new book is now available. Assistant Professor Elizabeth Nugent’s new book, After Repression: How Polarization Derails Democratic Transition, has recently been published. Abstract: “In the wake...	Pandemic brings assistant professor and 3 students together in new ways Assistant Professor Elizabeth Nugent had to rethink her fieldwork due to travel restrictions and other difficulties caused by the pandemic. She teamed up with three Yale...	Isabela Mares Awarded Best Paper Prize by APSA European Politics and Society Section The APSA European Politics and Society Section has selected Isabela Mares’ 2019 APSA paper “From Religious Violence to Political Compromise: The Historical Origins of...
Professor Milan Svolik and Matthew Graham win the APSA Democracy and Autocracy section's Best Paper Award for 2019 The paper written by Professor Milan Svolik and Matthew Graham entitled “Democracy in America? Partisanship, Polarization, and the Robustness of Support for Democracy in...