RT @politicsANU: 🎉 Congratulations to our #ANUexperts Dr Constanza Sanhueza @constanzasp, Dr Maria Maley @mariamaley4, and PhD Ernest Akuam…

RT @ThiagoNSilva_: Excited to share my chapter (with @AdrianAlbala & André Borges) in New Developments in the Study of Coalition Governmen…

Last lecture of the semester! It’s been a great experience learning from and with my students. @goldsmithbe wraps up next week with a lecture on the Contemporary International Order. A busy few weeks of grading ahead, but I’m looking forward to a well-deserved break after that!

RT @G_Olafs: It is out! In the linked article, Hanne @Fjelde and I investigate how citizens’ support for democracy is affected by governmen…

Ghana's Gender Equality Bill: A Step Forward or Just a Paper Tiger? In our latest piece for @AIIANational, @GermainBoachie and I explore the challenges and prospects of Ghana’s recently passed Affirmative Action bill.

RT @ERRCGhana: 8 Days More to our Inaugural Book Launch 📅 Date: Tuesday, 27th August 2024 🕓 Time: 4:30 PM 📍 Venue: British Council, Accra…

Delivered a guest lecture today on Ghana’s economic challenges and electoral politics to the Contemporary African History class at the Australian Defence Force Academy, UNSW Canberra. Thanks to A/Prof. Eleanor Hancock for the invitation.

@DanielCasey_CBR Huge congratulations, Daniel 👏🏼

@mansillo @goldsmithbe No, I didn’t. Although I provide some historical context, I use a game-theoretic approach to explain the causes of war, focusing more on states' strategic interactions and employing the bargaining model. I think the curriculum has significantly changed since 2010.

I recently wrote this piece for @AIIANational highlighting the necessity for African citizens to take an introspective approach in the fight against corruption.

RT @michaelkumove: Ever wondered whether Australia's declining political trust has affected its social trust? Find out now in my new artic…

It was a great pleasure to give a guest lecture last Friday on 'Populist Rule and Electoral Violence' in the Comparative Political Behaviour course at ANU. Thanks to @constanzasp for the opportunity and to the students for the engaging questions.

In this piece for @AIIANational , I explore the implications of the recent victory of Senegal’s new President, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, aged 44, for democracy across Africa. You can read it via this link

@DanielCasey_CBR @MarijaTaflaga @kenbenoit @politicsANU Congratulations, Daniel!

Had a great time visiting the Department of Sociology and Political Science @NTNUnorway for a couple of days & giving a seminar presentation and guest lecture. Thank you Prof. Charles Butcher for the invitation.

@jillesheppard Thank you for your kind words, Jill

Delighted to receive my PhD degree last Friday. I’m grateful to God, my supervisors (@richwfrank @goldsmithbe), family and friends and all the amazing people @politicsANU. Looking forward to what the future holds.

@dr_eghan Congratulations, Mark