Assistant Professor of Government @ Harvard. Researching identity, race, and immigration.
Cambridge, MA
Joined June 2023
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🚨NEW PAPER🚨 We meta-reanalyze 100 conjoint experiments to assess immigration preferences in 36 countries. This was an excellent team to work with and keep an eye out for @marcomavina and @PriyankaSethy_ on the market! See Marco's great thread for more! science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
NEW in @ScienceAdvances, after 3 years of work with a great team:
We review and meta-analyze 100 immigrant conjoint experiments in 36 countries.
Immigration preferences are surprisingly similar across people and countries, but changing over time and structured by politics.
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Black men have the worst response rate from elected officials, I wonder why they might be disengaged from voting…
Hundreds of thousands of Black men are sitting out elections in Ohio. Almost no one is asking them why. ms.now/news/ohio-black-men-v…
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Can randomized evaluation help us understand systemic racial discrimination? Exploring how randomized controlled trials can help us understand systemic racial discrimination—and where they fall short, from Dania V. Francis, @robgillezeau, @nomadj1s, and @aviceisza nber.org/papers/w35882
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One week left to apply! Each fall, APSA’s Diversity Fellowship Program awards funded fellowships to students applying to doctoral programs in political science. Applications are due 10/25! Share this opportunity or apply here: buff.ly/jjyZY5b #APSADFP
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We welcome to today’s colloquium @emorycollege alumna Christina Cross 13C, now a UC Berkeley sociologist, discussing her book, “Inherited Inequality: Why Opportunity Gaps Persist between Black and White Youth Raised I Two-Parent Households.” A thread follows.
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I’m excited to be presenting my book project with @hmridge on the role of ascriptive identities in moderating citizen tolerance for anti-democratic backsliding at the Israeli Political Behavior workshop 11/5 bright and early US time!
שמחים לשתף את תכנית קבוצת העניין של התנהגות פוליטית של @Ispsa_Poli_Sci לסמסטר א׳. 🗓
ניפגש בימי חמישי, אחת לשבועיים, ב-9:30.
לקבלת ההזמנות והרשמה למפגשים אנא הרשמו כאן: bit.ly/3VKJx8E
מצפים לראותכן.ם!
קלרטה ואמנון
@ACavari
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From our FirstView: "Crime and Participation" by David Doherty, G. Agustin Markarian @markarian_g, Mena Whalen, and Dana Garbarski.
buff.ly/nOV8A9L
ALT APSR abstract for “Crime and Participation,” by David Doherty, G. Agustin Markarian, Mena Whalen, and Dana Garbarski, Using survey data from 21 U.S. cities, the authors find direct crime victimization increases non-electoral engagement but lowers turnout, while perceived neighborhood safety raises non-electoral participation only. Full abstract is available in linked article.
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Thrilled to finally see this one in print in the latest issue of AJPS! Some projects are long and complicated, especially ones like this when the data collection involves filing hundreds of FOIA requests. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Listening to @UpFirst podcast increases trust in podcast news + NPR but that doesn’t spill over into trust in news more generally. Glad this paper w/ @junghwanyang @simonsaysnothin @p_barbera is out!
Randomizing uptake of NPR's @UpFirst podcast for 5 days increases news consumption & knowledge of events (esp. among more right-leaning voters), trust in NPR, etc but not trust in the news more generally; no effect on attitudes or political beliefs. An @andyguess et al. joint
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Randomizing college students to use (or not use) TikTok "increased negative emotional affect but had seemingly no effect on political attitudes." AKA, short-form influencer content makes you mad but doesn't change your politics (a similar result we see from FB studies)
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📢 #EdWorkingPapers: Studying NYC’s Discovery Program, which reserves exam-school seats for disadvantaged students, Michael Darisse finds offers raise math scores despite a short-lived GPA dip, with little to no achievement cost for displaced students.
📄 bit.ly/3TJtyHa
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Another reminder: Join us this Friday, Oct. 16th, from 2:00–4:00 pm PST at Sacramento State University for a necessary and timely discussion: “Black Politics in America: The Wake of the 2024 Election and Beyond. Hope to see you there!
Please RSVP here: surveys.csus.edu/jfe/form/SV…
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Timely publication in PLOS One today of "Who Votes When? Midterm and presidential voters differ primarily by age" with Brian Hamel and Jan Leighley.
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A new publication by MSU PLS Associate Professor Eric Gonzalez Juenke shows that Asian American, Black, and Latino candidates all perform substantially better in white districts than expected.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
#MSUSocialScience #YesPLS
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We are excited to announce the schedule for SoWEPS-11, the Southern Workshop in Empirical Political Science, held at Duke on October 29–30! 🎉 Check out the full program below and register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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Our department is hosting its 7th PS-prep; this is a program for students interested in applying for a PhD in polsci at any institution.
PS-prep consists of an informational session over zoom + the opportunity to get feedback from a PhD student or Faculty on your application(..)
🤖 Made with AI
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🚨 New publication alert: Do Americans change their attitudes toward "culture war" groups when these groups shift how they vote in presidential elections?
In a word, 𝐧𝐨. 👎 An important case of null results, we find no clear shift in attitudes, either for better or for worse.
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Oct 16, we have our second SWERP presentation of the semester!
Sun Young Park will present a place-based sequential theory for the rise of political animosity. 10am KST. See you there!
snu-ac-kr.zoom.us/j/84174196…
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Incredibly honored to announce that my article, “A racial statistics puzzle: racial ambiguity and the mass classification of race in Puerto Rico,” was recently awarded the E. Walter Terrie Award for best paper in State and Local Demography by theSouthern Demographic Association
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Today, I'm rolling out v1.3 of the Small-Area Global Elections (SAGE) dataset. This includes elections for 3 new countries, 69 new elections for existing countries, and 63 change log items. You might've noticed a beautification of the election viewer as well!
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looks like there will be no funding for GSS, ANES, or PSID.
science.org/content/article/…
