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Prof. Michele Margolis of @PoliticsAtPenn is teaching students how to use the theories and findings of political science to understand the nuances and implications of this year’s election. bit.ly/3CgO5tB @Penn
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Prof. John Lapinski, Director of @PennPORES and the Director of Elections at @NBCNews, discusses what goes into NBC’s race calls, when we may know results, and what may happen if legal challenges to results delay proceedings. on.msnbc.com/40uTHum @PoliticsAtPenn
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Penn is hiring in Middle East politics! The details are here: apply.interfolio.com/152474. Review of applications will begin on September 10, 2024.
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Political scientist Matthew Levendusky and others from @APPCPenn have produced a report about the decline of public confidence in the U.S. court system. bit.ly/3WB1zqD @Penn @PoliticsAtPenn
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Prof. Matthew Levendusky of @PoliticsAtPenn presents his talk, "Why Listening Matters," as part of our new Living the Hard Promise series of 60-Second themed lectures this April. Watch all of this month's talks: bit.ly/2pgifo8 @Penn @APPCPenn @m_levendusky
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Prof. Matthew Levendusky of @PoliticsAtPenn, the Stephen and Mary Baran Chair in the Institutions of Democracy at @APPCPenn, talks about views of SCOTUS after the 2022 ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health. bit.ly/43m2myp @Penn_Today
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Prof. Matthew Levendusky of @PoliticsAtPenn is featured in @wallethub and provides analysis on which states have the best and worst taxpayer ROI in 2024. bit.ly/3IJa504 @m_levendusky @Penn @APPCPenn
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Nicholas Dias studies partisan polarization as a doctoral student in political science and communication. He's trying to find better and fairer ways to gauge how informed voters are when they enter the polling booth. bit.ly/3V0T3lp
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Ph.D. candidate Rachel Ann Hulvey studies Chinese foreign policy, soft power, and international order. “As #China rises, great power competition for developing international order is particularly active in cyberspace,” she says.
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Mikhail Strokan, PhD candidate in @PoliticsAtPenn, looks at why countries abundant in natural resources as oil and natural gas wind up struggling economically despite the bounty—and examines why some of these countries fare better than others. bit.ly/3P1ZeSO @Penn
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In their new book, political scientist Tariq Thachil and American U's Adam Michael Auerbach found that #India's urban poor are using democracy from the bottom up to participate in politics in a meaningful way. bit.ly/3J7X14Q @Penn @CASIPenn @PoliticsAtPenn @AmericanU
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Amber Mackey is the Social Sciences winner of this year's #PennGradTalks for her presentation, "Racial Policy and Agenda Instability: Measuring Legislative Attention to Race." @Penn @PoliticsAtPenn
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Excited that my new book "Stable Condition: Elites' Limited Influence on Health Care Attitudes" is now available to buy.
tl;dr The Affordable Care Act (ACA) had more of an impact on Americans' lives than their political attitudes.
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In his new book, "Our Commons Bonds," Prof. Matt Levendusky of @PoliticsAtPenn explores methods to reduce the animosity between political factions. bit.ly/3HMg9oH @Penn @m_levendusky
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The Civil War made the United States “One” from “Many” – but only for Northern Republicans find Melissa M. Lee of @PoliticsAtPenn @perryworldhouse and Nan Zhang of @MZESUniMannheim bit.ly/44d9VHG
Penn Political Science congratulates SIX recent or soon-to-be Ph.D's on winning "Best Paper" awards in the fields of international relations and comparative politics. Well done to Sabrina Arias, Christopher Blair, Meghan Garrity, Siyao Li, Gino Pauselli & Joshua Schwartz!
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Applications due tonight (2/27) for our Summer 2023 Student Research Fellowships!
Open to all @Penn undergrads. Details here: pores.upenn.edu/research-opp…
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Amber Mackey, a Political Science Ph.D. candidate, will be presenting her work, “Racial Policy and Agenda Instability: Measuring Legislative Attention to Race.” today in the Widener Lecture Hall at the Penn Museum (3260 South Street) from 1-2pm.
If you cannot attend in person, please feel free to follow along live on YouTube! youtube.com/watch?v=HYPLx7ru…