João Alípio-Correa

@lrssdnz Claro!

@joaoalipioapc posso te chamar na dm no futuro caso ainda tenha algumas dúvidas?

amigos que trabalham com dados, econometria, métodos quantitativos: para alguém que vem da ciência política e tem pós-graduação lato sensu em estatística e em ciência de dados, vocês acham que é necessária uma graduação em estatística? alguma opinião mais forte sobre?

@lrssdnz Mas antes de tomar essa decisão eu procurei uma formação rigorosa como pesquisador aplicado (até entender que não era o que queria), então estou à disposição para ajudar em qualquer coisa.

@lrssdnz Oi Larissa, eu pivotei para estatística, mas com um mestrado em estatística em paralelo ao doutorado em CP. Pessoalmente, só acho que esse movimento faz sentido se o objetivo é trabalhar com desenvolvimento de métodos (e ainda assim não necessário, como Pedro colocou) +

New WP is out! Perhaps the most fun I had working on a paper so far. Hopefully #Econtwitter will enjoy it as well.

@eigensteve Would love to!

New Book & Video Series!!! (late 2025) Optimization Bootcamp: Applications in Machine Learning, Control, and Inverse Problems Comment for a sneak peak to help proofread and I'll DM (proof reading, typos, HW problems, all get acknowledgment in book!)

#EconTwitter I am happy to share my new working paper, "Breakdown Analysis for Instrumental Variables with Binary Outcomes"!

@guilhermejd1 @jonmummolo @hamsabastani Parabéns Guilherme!

Today I’m becoming a PhD—this time from Wharton (UPenn). I’m deeply grateful to everyone who supported me, especially my committee: Dean Knox, @jonmummolo , @hamsabastani, and Eric Tchetgen Tchetgen.

Difference-in-Differences Designs: A Practitioner's Guide. arxiv.org/abs/2503.13323

Difference-in-Differences Meets Synthetic Control: Doubly Robust Identification and Estimation. arxiv.org/abs/2503.11375

@thaleslcarvalho Parabéns, Thales! Excelente notícia!

🗣️Professional news: I have joined the Rio de Janeiro State University (UERJ) as an Assistant Professor of Methods! I am delighted about this new stage in my career and excited about the challenges ahead. I hope I can continue to have the support of so many amazing people.

Great work! Suggestions: (1) natural experiments are rarely experiments; (2) FEs are often used to adjust for unobservables, instead of SOO; same with event studies (ES); (3) ES-FE-DID are closely related.

What's the current status of causal inference in political science? Since the advent of the credibility revolution social scientists pay more attention to establishing cause-and-effect relationships. But how has poli sci responded to the new methods and trends? (1/n)

@fbatistasl Congrats, Flávia!

Some more late but great news!! Glad to share that I’ve been awarded the Summer Fellowship from UMD’s Grad School to conduct fieldwork interviews in Brazil this summer! Excited to collect original data for my dissertation!! 💫

@victorguedes @FGVEBAPE @FGV Excelente notícia, João! Parabéns demais!

I am delighted to share that I am joining @FGVEBAPE (@FGV) as an Assistant Professor of Public Administration. It's amazing to join this fantastic school and, of course, to be back in Rio! I'm very grateful to all who have supported me over the years. Muito obrigado!🫂

🚨New working paper: Here we experimentally demonstrate across 33 countries that civic education can mitigate the negative effects of partisan polarization by increasing the likelihood of voting for non-partisan, pro-democratic candidates. 1/ osf.io/preprints/osf/…

@gsxcarmo Thanks, Gabi! A challenging, but rewarding year.

@joaoalipioapc Wow, it was an awesome first year. Great job, João! Looking forward to seeing all the great things you'll do in the following years. Congrats and keep going!

Wrapping up my first year as a PhD student: countless problem sets, term papers, and final exams! On top of meeting and working with excellent people in a great environment, I also have some exciting stuff happening:

Finally, I am excited to be the recipient of an ICPSR scholarship and funding for an experiment! Looking forward to (some rest) and the coming year!

Three papers coming up: one on support for regimes and democratic deconsolidation; two others with @laurabegc on party-sponsored protests and democracy + one on measurement and non unimodal distributions.

*extreme political methodologist voice* the princess is “missing”? have you tried multiple imputation?