Tim Frye

I will be speaking on Tuesday, March 3 at 4:00 at the Jordan Center at NYU about how politicians and employers subvert elections in Russia, the US, and elsewhere. Tune in on zoom or come in person. jordanrussiacenter.org/events/workpla…

Come work with us. Two two year postdocs at the Harriman Institute. One for Ukrainian studies and another open position. Deadline January 5. harriman.columbia.edu/postdoctoral-s…

Special Issue on resilience and local government in Ukraine. Take a look. tandfonline.com/toc/rpsa20/41/5

📍 We're celebrating the publication of @timothymfrye, @reutertweets, @dszakonyi's “Workplace Politics: How Politicians and Employers Subvert Elections" on 11/14 with panelists @PageFortna, @awh, John D. Huber, and @JessicaPisano6. Register by 11/13 below ow.ly/8Lfl50XpAxk

🔍🇰🇿 Even in authoritarian parliaments, not all voices speak in unison. My new paper examines possible pockets of rhetorical dissent or "embedded rhetorical contestation" in the Kazakhstani Senate protocols. Thanks to @timothymfrye for the guidance! Link: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

A bittersweet feeling: the last event in our New York-Russia Public Policy series w/ @NYUJordan Center next Thu. The end to an enriching 10-year collaboration generously supported by @CarnegieCorp. @timothymfrye @Msnegovaya @samagreene + Nina Khrushcheva ow.ly/kCle50WVgoT

Happy to announce the publication of Workplace Politics: How Politicians and Employers Subvert Elections. With @dszakonyi and @reutertweets, I examine when, why, and how politicians and employers pressure their workers to vote in elections. academic.oup.com/book/60445

We conclude by drawing implications for autocratic politics, political economy, democratic theory, and the case of Russia. Along the way, we have many colorful anecdotes, as well as some priceless posters and text messages encouraging workers to vote. Hope you enjoy it.

Workplace mobilization raises normative questions. It can increase turnout, but may also restrict voter autonomy. We discuss the conditions under which workplace mobilization of voters may be consistent with democratic theory with a focus on the US case.

Great tweet and a beautiful expression of First Amendment values.

Sen. Hawley says, "For decades, working Americans have seen their wages flatline." Here's wages for the past three decades: Line not flat!

Now available for preorder from Oxford University Press. Pleasure to work with @reutertweets and @dszakonyi on this project. @OUPAcademic amazon.com/Workplace-Poli…

Some Feeral judges are weighing taking control of their own security, worried that President Trump could order U.S. marshals to stand down in retaliation for a decision that didn’t go his way. wsj.com/us-news/law/tr… via @WSJ

I'm stepping down as editor of Post-Soviet Affairs at the end of the year and Taylor and Francis is looking for a new editor. Please spread the word. Details are available here. tandfonline.com/journals/rpsa20

@ADoolotkeldieva @HarrimanInst @ICSID_Yakovlev harriman.columbia.edu/event/business… Here us the link

@HarrimanInst @ICSID_Yakovlev @timothymfrye Will it also be online?

How has the 2022 invasion of Ukraine affected business policy? Economist @ICSID_Yakovlev will explore this in his talk, "Business-Government Relations in Russia Before and After 2022." Moderated by @timothymfrye. Register by Monday to attend: ow.ly/qv4H50UalJf

Register by 4pm to attend tomorrow's talk by economist @ICSID_Yakovlev: "Business-Government Relations in Russia Before and After 2022," examining the impact of the 2022 invasion of Ukraine from a business and economic perspective. Mod by @timothymfrye ow.ly/vQKG50UalVp

American democracy will be under assault as never before over the next four years. That's why we're hiring two new reporters to cover campus politics at America's most selective universities.