
Online seminar 4 political scientists working in/on/adjacent to Asia. Est. 3/2020. Run by @cdcrabtree, @jeanjiyeonhong & Trevor Incerti. @aposs@mastodon.social
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I want to thank @APOSS4feedback for creating a warm and supportive community for junior scholars. I am especially grateful for your assistance in reaching out to my dream discussants, who have provided me with valuable feedback that I would not have received otherwise. Thank you!
🚨 TOMORROW! 11am EST @APOSS4feedback! @LucieLu_az will present “Be My Friendly Reviewers: How China Shapes the Human Rights Regime” and Songying Fang (Rice) and Jamie Gruffydd-Jones (Kent) will discuss. Join this super-interesting session 👇
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Tomorrow 👇!
🚨@APOSS4feedback continues awesome in April! Mai Van Tran, @Rymegan, and @SwanYeHtutSoc present on digital solidarity-building among Myanmar’s traditionally divided revolutionary communities. @AThawnghmung, @APPelletier and @HtetThihaZaw discuss. Never late to register👇#myanmar
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🚨@APOSS4feedback continues awesome in April! Mai Van Tran, @Rymegan, and @SwanYeHtutSoc present on digital solidarity-building among Myanmar’s traditionally divided revolutionary communities. @AThawnghmung, @APPelletier and @HtetThihaZaw discuss. Never late to register👇#myanmar
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Join us tomorrow at @APOSS4feedback !
🚨@APOSS4feedback continues awesome in April! Mai Van Tran, @Rymegan, and @SwanYeHtutSoc present on digital solidarity-building among Myanmar’s traditionally divided revolutionary communities. @AThawnghmung, @APPelletier and @HtetThihaZaw discuss. Never late to register👇#myanmar
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Everyone interested in Chinese politics: highly recommend to attend this workshop tomorrow!
Everyone interested in authoritarian politics/propaganda: highly recommend to attend this workshop tomorrow!
TOMORROW at 11am EST/5pm CET!
@shen_xiaoxiao (@Princeton) will present her work on propaganda in China!
@jenjpan (@Stanford) and @haifeng_huang (@ucmerced) will discuss!
Do you want to attend? Subscribe & get the Zoom link at: tinyurl.com/2p8b3n4b
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I received useful feedback from great discussants, @jenjpan and @rorytruex, at @APOSS4feedback. Thank you all for being there and contributing to the development of my PhD project!
Another fantastic @APOSS4feedback in about 24h! @yilinsusue is presenting on fake news under authoritarianism. @rorytruex and @jenjpan are discussing! aposs.cc/yilin-su
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Thank you @APOSS4feedback for the opportunity to present my work. I’m looking forward to the session - it is happening today at 9-10am JST/8-9pm EST. Join if you are interested!
Another fantastic @APOSS4feedback in about 24h! @yilinsusue is presenting on fake news under authoritarianism. @rorytruex and @jenjpan are discussing! aposs.cc/yilin-su
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Another fantastic @APOSS4feedback in about 24h! @yilinsusue is presenting on fake news under authoritarianism. @rorytruex and @jenjpan are discussing! aposs.cc/yilin-su
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“I want to make broad generalizations of how democracy works using only one case study, the United States”
Reviewers: “This is well and good”
“I want to look at Japan”
Reviewers: “WHOA slow down there cowboy you can’t just study anything”
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See another thread by @jeanjiyeonhong . It’s a very common comment, which those who study almost all countries except the US often receive.
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I'm grateful to @APOSS4feedback for providing a great platform for communication and research feedbacks! All comments are super helpful to this new paper. Special thanks to Siyun and Minh for their great questions and suggestions.
🚨Another superb @APOSS4feedback in less than 24h!7pm EST Mar 7/9am JST Mar 8. Handi Li @EmoryUniversity present on “transparency, monitoring and legal resistance in China” and Siyun Jiang @UTAustin and Minh Trinh @LifeAtPurdue discuss! Register&submit👇 aposs.cc/
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🚨Another superb @APOSS4feedback in less than 24h!7pm EST Mar 7/9am JST Mar 8. Handi Li @EmoryUniversity present on “transparency, monitoring and legal resistance in China” and Siyun Jiang @UTAustin and Minh Trinh @LifeAtPurdue discuss! Register&submit👇 aposs.cc/
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Thanks @APOSS4feedback for giving our paper (w/@jenjpan and @yingjie_fan) this great opportunity to get feedback. Really appreciate all the thoughtful comments and suggestions from @YueHou7, @hanzhangliu, and the audience. They are very helpful for our revision of the paper.
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"The Street and the Ballot Box" is now FREE for download for two weeks. A thread to summarize my arguments. Might interest Southeast Asianists, and scholars who study movements and elections in general. cambridge.org/core/elements/…
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Academia is so confusing and hard to navigate, so want to share my list of the career advice articles and books that I've found most helpful - compiled over the last 18 years (ack) sites.dartmouth.edu/nyhan/ac…
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As promised, I made a public repository to help you get huge data from e-Stats. An example in this repository is to download municipality-level data from Japan. Please retweet and encourage others to use it! github.com/yhoriuchi/eStats
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A new virtual workshop devoted to political science research on China. Please follow, sign up to present, and be ready to be called on to serve as a discussant
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Replying to @YuhuaWang5
@YuhuaWang5 and I are thrilled to launch a new virtual workshop to promote research in Chinese politics and political science. We welcome research with different methodological approaches. Please follow the workshop related activities @CPRPVirtual.
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Congratulations to @YuiNishimura_ , winner of the @APOSS4feedback Best Graduate Student Paper Award for "Normative and Strategic Naming and Shaming in the UN Universal Periodic Review".
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Graduate student work, in particular, consistently stood out. 29 different presentations featured grad student authors. After reviewing all of them this week, I'm pleased to announce that co-winners of the APOSS Best Graduate Student Paper Award are: 5/10




















