The AJPS is the official journal of the MPSA, committed to significant advances in knowledge and understanding of citizenship, governance, and politics, and to the public value of political science research. Co-Editors: Adam Berinsky and Dan Reiter.
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Postdoctoral Associate in the Dept. of Politics at NYU. Studying democracy and conflict in South Asia. Minnesota native. (Website: https://drew-stommes.github.io/)
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Polprof at NYU: institutions, dictatorship, violence, history.
Supporting experimental research on governance innovations. egap.org
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Carroll and Milton Petrie Professor, Department of Politics, NYU. Author of The Decline and Rise of Democracy: A Global History from Antiquity to Today.
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Author of Working Class Inclusion.
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Empirical Study of Gender Research Network. We cultivate and support academic research on gender and power through workshops, networks, and funding
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Professor at @washu.bsky.social researching gender and politics and women’s political representation. More info at: www.dianaobrien.com
Assistant Professor at Syracuse University studying crime, police, development. Formerly Brown University postdoc, Harvard PhD. Xword constructor, ballet dancer, aspiring naturalist
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