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Professor Ian Shapiro interview: Polarization in U.S. politics starts with weak political parties Professor Ian Shapiro was interviewed by the Yale News about the growing polarization in the United States and its main causes. In the article “Polarization in U.S....	Alexandre Debs: "Mutual Optimism and War, and the Strategic Tensions of the July Crisis" Associate Professor of Political Science Alexandre Debs has a new article in the American Journal of Political Science. “Mutual Optimism and War, and the Strategic Tensions...	Hilary Matfess appointed Senior Associate (non-resident) With CSIS‘s Africa team PhD Candidate Hilary Matfess has been appointed Senior Associate (non-resident) with the Center for Strategic and International Study’s Africa team. “The Center for...
Yale University PhD student Hilary Matfess awarded a Peace Scholar Dissertation Fellowship Yale University PhD student, Ms. Hilary Matfess, has been awarded a Peace Scholar Dissertation Fellowship from the U.S. Institute of Peace (USIP). Yale University PhD student...	Professor Greg Huber: And Not by Turnout Alone: Measuring the Sources of Electoral Change, 2012 to 2016 Daniel J. Hopkins has an piece in the Washington Post Monkey Cage “Should Biden and Trump focus more on persuading swing voters — or mobilizing the base?“ The article...	Professor Greg Huber: Yale News, In Conversation Professor Gregory Huber in an interviewed with Michael Cummings in the Yale News. “Spike in Mail-In Voting, Health Concerns Portend a Messy Election Day.” Abstract: “The...
Dan Mattingly's The Art of Political Control in China in the New York Review of Books Assistant Professor Daniel Mattingly’s book The Art of Political Control in China is reviewed in the New York Review of Books this month. Abstract: “When and why do...