Postdoc @BrownWatson | @Duke PhD | former RA @BrookingsInst & girls coach @WilsonCrewDC. Domestic politics of USFP, Congress, and Public Opinion.
Providence, RI
Joined May 2015
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"Taken together, these three accessible and politically viable messaging approaches—strength in numbers; policy, not president; and move first and persist—might help legislators amplify their influence over public opinion and, in turn, over U.S. foreign policy," writes @KenealyAM.
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Questions about how the “war powers” work in practice? Check out my piece in @apsrjournal. TL;DR President is far more constrained by Congress that usually realized.
Just published on APSR First View: War and Responsibility by M. PATRICK HULME (@mphulme ) cambridge.org/core/journals/…
Andrew Kenealy retweeted
On March 28, our annual Young Scholars Conference gathered over 20 participants for a series of panels and keynote sessions investigating, "Who Shall Lead? America's Past, Present, and Future Engagement with the World." @ClementsCenter @UTAustin
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AWC Fellows convened at the Fall Fellows Summit, hosted by the @KissingerCenter in Washington, DC!
The Summit featured discussions @AEI and @HudsonInstitute as well as a tour of the @NMADmuseum and @WhiteHouse.
Special thanks to @HalBrands @KoriSchake @KenWeinstein and @wrmead
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My first publication on a political science journal 🎉🎉. With my coauthors, we explore how deportees who suffer extortion in their path North affect political and civic engagement. We find deportees have increased civic engagement but not are mostly apathetic towards politics.
#OpenAccess -
Extortion, Civic Action, and Political Participation among Guatemalan Deportees - cup.org/3QzbFql
- Elaine K. Denny (@DukeU), David Dow (@NPS_Monterey), @levy_gabriella & @sanmavicha
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Andrew Kenealy retweeted
📕🥳 It's publication day for my first book! 🥳📘
"War on the Ballot: How the Election Cycle Shapes Presidential Decision-Making in War" is available now via @ColumbiaUP
Use the code CUP20 to receive 20% off your copy here: cup.columbia.edu/book/war-on…
A quick 🧵 on the key ideas:
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Check out @mattwaxman1 and my article on @lawfare analyzing the intersection of war powers and alliances: TL;DR Allies care a LOT about war powers in the US
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I'm totally floored to have received the 2023 Kenneth Waltz Outstanding Dissertation Award from @APSAtweets International Security Section for my dissertation, "Credible to Whom? The Organizational Politics of Credibility in International Relations" apsanet.org/STAFF/Staff-Page…
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Can’t believe it…but I just defended my dissertation! So grateful for my committee @timurkuran, @liviaisabella13, and Adriane Fresh—and my chair, the incredible Melanie Manion. Thanks @DukePoliSci @DukeU for quite the ride. Now, off to enjoy summer in Maine! #PHDone
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Led by @DukePoliSci’s Peter Feaver, immersive @Duke_AGS staff rides invite students and @DukeAlumni to explore how leaders think and act in wartime, and how those decisions affect military and civilians alike. Italy proved a compelling setting this year: lens.duke.edu/where-all-road…
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Had an excellent time presenting and getting feedback on work with @MaraRevkin and @JonPetkun at the Carolina Conflict Consortium hosted by @appstate.
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I am incredibly honored that my paper, "Subsidies for Sale: Post-Government Career Concerns, Revolving-Door Channels, and Public Resource Misallocation in China," received the Kellogg/Notre Dame Award for Best CP Paper from @MPSA. #RevolvingDoor #PE
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I'm humbled and thrilled that a chapter from my book project has won the 2023 @FPA_ISA Alexander George Award. Many thanks to the award committee as well as my advisers and colleagues @Columbia @ColumbiaSIPA and around the field for their feedback and encouragement!
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Despite claims that the president wields unilateral power over the exercise of force, @mphulme uses a novel dataset to argue that Congress has and continues to politically constrain this executive power: lawfareblog.com/not-so-imper…
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This week’s fellowship spotlight is on @sanmavicha, a @DukePoliSci PhD student who is researching the long-term effects of racialized migrant entry into Brazil. More on his research: bit.ly/40RNsOU
ALT Mateo Villamizar Chaparro, Political Science
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In which cases do citizens prefer vigilantism over conventional policing? David A. Dow, myself, @D_JRomero, and Juan Fernando Tellez consider this question in a paper recently accepted at @cps_journal. Read the article at: gabriellalevynet.files.wordp…
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I am extremely grateful, humbled, and honored to have been awarded the @MunSecConf John McCain Dissertation Award for my doctoral work on the 1970s Energy Crisis!
🎉 Congratulations to Marino Auffant for his outstanding dissertation at @Harvard_History on the transformation of the world order during the 1970s due to the First Oil Shock. @mauffant will receive the McCain award at #MSC2023 during a special ceremony.
Andrew Kenealy retweeted
I am thrilled to join the @Wellesley Political Science Department as a tenure-track, Assistant Professor this coming Fall. I feel incredibly privileged to have this opportunity and I would not be in this position without my team (you know who you are). I did want to acknowledge
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Read my first solo-authored publication, now out in @PolBehavior -- the paper that has Ron DeSantis's deputy press secretary fuming in Drew's replies! (sorry Drew lol) link.springer.com/article/10…
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Andrew Kenealy retweeted
Thrilled to share my new article on incarceration and democracy in W.E.B. Du Bois appearing in @PoliticalTheory. I argue that Du Bois thought carefully about prisons throughout his life—and especially about their vexed relationship to democratic politics. journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
