Yannick I. Pengl

Very happy that our article on "War and Nationalism" has appeared today online first in the @apsrjournal. This has been a great collaboration with Alex De Juan, @riazsascha, @ttichelbaecker, & @CarloKoos cambridge.org/core/journals/… What is this paper about & what do we find? 🧵

In this collection for the anniversary of the #Russia-#Ukraine conflict, PVG contributors reflect on the #war and its consequences, including what #justice might look like and how the war might end. politicalviolenceataglance.org/2023/02/21/on-…

Today is the release date for my first book (Princeton UP)! The book provides an entirely new framework for understanding settler colonialism, ranging from the Assyrians all the way to contemporary China, Indonesia, Australia and Israel/Palestine. bitly.ws/z2FL

How do famines affect countries' outcomes in the long run? Our paper studies how the Great Hunger Years of 1866-1868 affected inequality, elite power, and conflict in Finland. You can now read it on the @JEEA_News website: academic.oup.com/jeea/advance-a….

🎉Great news to share!🎉 @UZH_ch has appointed Thomas Kurer @thmskrr as Assistant Professor of "Inequality and Politics" @IPZ_ch @CIS_ETH_UZH @URPP_Equality Thomas will join us as a Professor at IPZ and at the Research Priority Program Equality of Opportunity this August.

Very happy that @briittavs_ and my paper on downward mobility and electoral change is now online @apsrjournal We show that political dissatisfaction and radical voting is widespread among voters who fall short of intergenerational status expectations. cambridge.org/core/journals/…