Academic job market candidates: PLEASE add a line to the front page of your website that says something like "I am on the 2024-25 academic job market." This might sound silly but it makes it much easier to tell who is looking for a job now.

Thrilled to announce the release of Uprooted: How Post-WWII Population Transfers Remade Europe today with @CUP_PoliSci! 🎉🎉🎉 📚[Amazon link: Every year, millions are displaced by war, repression, disasters, and climate change. My book shows that accommodating the displaced population can strengthen states and benefit local economies in the long run. I study the effects of large-scale displacement on social and economic development using rich historical data from post-WWII Poland and West Germany. A thread about the book below: (1/n)

Finally!!! RAISED TO OBEY launches today 🎉 I learned a great deal researching this book It transformed my views on education, politics, and economic development I hope others will learn from it, too! @PrincetonUPress #RaisedToObey

🚨New preprint🚨 Prejudice is widespread today. But has it been historically constant, or has prejudice varied with social structure? A cross-cultural study of 90 societies and an analysis of Chinese historical records suggest that prejudice was higher in centralized states.

Interested in gaining practical experience doing research on mitigating political polarization and conflict before pursuing a PhD? If so, we're hiring! Come work with me and an fantastic inter-disciplinary team of Stanford faculty in our Conflict and Polarization Initiative!

With the election around the corner, what does political science tell us about how the green transition affects voting? Here’s a thread jam-packed with climate politics and elections research ⬇️