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Jack Paine

@jackpaine_prof

Political science @EmoryPolisci, formerly @RochesterPolSci. Applied game theory, dictatorships, democratic backsliding, civil war, colonialism

Atlanta, GA Katılım Ocak 2017
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Jack Paine@jackpaine_prof·
What's going on now is wild — an even more vivid illustration of our logic than what we have in the article!
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Thinking about US gerrymandering stories in the news: A few years ago I published an article on "democracy by deterrence." Our motivating example was gerrymandering, examining tit-for-tat retaliation and how it can (or fail to) deter electoral tilting onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/aj…
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Shagun Gupta
Shagun Gupta@shagunrgupta·
Glad to see my book review of Colonial Origins of Democracy and Dictatorship by @AlexanderMkLee and @jackpaine_prof in International Affairs @IAJournal_CH ! An essential read if you're interested in the enduring effects of colonial rule on democratic governance.
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Jack Paine@jackpaine_prof·
@ricarthuguet @m0joseph Many thanks @m0joseph for the shout-out! As for some of the other comments—please read the paper! 12,000 words (plus a book-length appendix!) does wonders that 280 characters cannot do Maybe you're convinced by the evidence, maybe not. But engage with that!
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Jack Paine@jackpaine_prof·
@_alice_evans @ricarthuguet For sure, super important point Our conclusion does more justice to this point than I can do in 280 characters—but please let us know if that doesn't clear things up!
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Alice Evans
Alice Evans@_alice_evans·
@jackpaine_prof @ricarthuguet But isn't there an important distinction between "this border followed historical demarcations between A and B" and "all of these sub-groups were then amalgamated into another identity that they did not previously have"? *except rwanda, sort of
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Jack Paine@jackpaine_prof·
@_alice_evans @ricarthuguet Yes, that point is correct. We certainly don't interpret our findings as colonialism producing "good" state/nation formation; many pathologies But the most common summary point about bad colonialism that the borders were drawn in a boardroom in Berlin is incorrect, as we show
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Alice Evans
Alice Evans@_alice_evans·
@jackpaine_prof @ricarthuguet But even if borders followed prior ethnic boundaries, isn't Alesina et al's point still true that many ethnicities suddenly became nations, yet didn't necessarily have strong ties of shared identity?
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Killian Clarke
Killian Clarke@kbclarke·
Pleased to see research I've been working on with @annemeng_ and @jackpaine_prof on rebel regimes featured in the @nytimes Interpreter column this week. @amandataub did a really nice job summarizing our paper, and discussing its implications for what comes next in #Syria. Link 👇
Anne Meng@annemeng_

My paper with @kbclarke & @jackpaine_prof, “Violent Origins and Authoritarian Order: Divergent Trajectories after Successful Rebellions,” was featured in a NYT article analyzing recent events in Syria. Thanks so much @amandataub! nytimes.com/2024/12/12/wor…

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Jack Paine@jackpaine_prof·
@pstanpolitics This is our list from "Violent Origins and Authoritarian Order: Divergent Trajectories after Successful Rebellions" @kbclarke @annemeng_ (Although a few are separatist/decolonization) Thanks again for your earlier helpful feedback!
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Paul Staniland
Paul Staniland@pstanpolitics·
Syria looking like a rare rebel seizure of central power in Asia/Middle East. S Vietnam/Laos/Cambodia 1975, AFG 96,21, Libya 11. Iran 79 a rev but could include. Plenty of coups (Syria, Iraq, Pak., Thai) and invasions (Iraq, Camb) but seizure from within in these regions unusual
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Scott Tyson
Scott Tyson@scottatyson·
So happy to announce that my book with @tara_slough is now out at Cambridge Elements!! External Validity and Evidence Accumulation Part 1 develops key theoretical concepts for evidence accumulation. Part 2 applies those concepts to meta-analysis, replication, and extrapolation
Cambridge University Press - Politics@CUP_PoliSci

New Cambridge Element External Validity and Evidence Accumulation by @tara_slough and Scott A. Tyson is now free to read for 4 weeks! cup.org/3ASZiAj #cambridgeelements #politics

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