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🚨NEW PAPER 🚨 Are police more right-wing and biased against marginalized groups than the general public? If so, why? My new article in @PNASNews w/ Reny, Newman, and Sears provides some answers. 🧵1/n
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Marcel Roman
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Marcel Roman
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Assistant Professor of Government @ Harvard. Researching identity, race, and immigration.
Cambridge, MA Katılım Haziran 2023
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How do we understand the global rise of authoritarianism thru centering racial politics? 🌍🗳️
Join the JHU Dept. of Political Science for our Racial Politics Summer Institute! Learn from leading scholars, and help remake the discipline.
🗓️ June 1–5 📍 shorturl.at/R3RMc 🎓
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The Black immigrant population has more than doubled since 2000.
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My latest paper out in AJS! I argue that Americans' immigration attitudes are shaped not just by cultural or economic considerations, but by perceptions of political (mis)alignment. That is, there is a logic of conditional inclusiveness that informs immigration attitudes. A 🧵
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My department (@BucknellU @BucknellPOLS) is hiring two Visiting Assistant Professors, one in Comparative Politics and one in International Relations. See the link below for more details!
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An important new working paper, well worth close study.
Note the below findings align closely with our research on the strong political influence of opposition to antiracism in the contemporary U.S. (a construct we found predicts Trump support, for example, better than self-reported political ideology):
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David Broockman@dbroockman
For Democrats, the biggest gains from moving to the middle came on social/cultural issues like affirmative action (+4.5pp) and LGBTQ issues—where the party's standard positions are furthest from the median voter.
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This Wednesday (3/18) at 7pm, Taeku Lee and Pepper Culpepper will be discussing their new book 'Billionaire Backlash: The Age of Corporate Scandal and How it Could Save Democracy' at @HarvardBooks ➡️harvard.com/event/culpeppe…
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@lexpurp only a light clap because he started talking about islamophobia
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He need to be whacking the people that hosted her goof ass too
Brian Allen@allenanalysis
Laura Loomer flew to India. Before she left she deleted all of her anti-Indian tweets. Thousands of them. Gone. She thought nobody would notice. An Indian uncle noticed. He read them back to her on camera. Every one. Her own words. Her own bigotry. Directed at the people whose country she was visiting as a guest. This is the woman who has the personal cell phone number of the President of the United States. This is the woman who shaped immigration policy from Mar-a-Lago. She deleted the evidence before crossing the border. The internet is forever. The uncle is a hero.
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1/ Will voters participate in the primary of a party they oppose to prevent the nomination of a candidate they fear?
In a new paper in AJPS with @HayleyCohen, we study crossover voting using surveys and a large field experiment (N=83,902) in the 2024 New Hampshire Republican presidential primary.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/aj…
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Ph.D. Candidate Chinemelu Okafor has published her first working paper, titled Protest Matters: The Effects of Protests on Economic Redistribution, in NBER buff.ly/tGsS17C #GovGrads
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When more people can meet these conditions, more people can participate in cultural life. Changes in cultural production partly reflect how widely societies make learning and creative work possible: cultural production can serve as an indirect indicator of human development.
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Conditionally accepted at the APSR (w/ @scottclifford & @patrickpliu):
Why does political information so often change beliefs but NOT attitudes? We highlight the role of belief relevance, or the extent to which beliefs bear on attitudes.
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The sky is not falling; high-quality platforms (Prolific, Verasight, CR Connect) have low rates of apparent bots. But also not zero; vigilance is very much needed!
Oleg Urminsky@OlegUrminsky
When you collect data online, are the results from humans or AI? In a project led by Booth PhD student Grace Zhang, we estimate the prevalence of AI agents on commonly used survey platforms: osf.io/preprints/psya… 🧵
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Identity appeals have strong effects on choosing a candidate, even rivalling those of our policy appeals. The effects are driven by appeals that emphasize out-group conflict rather than in-group solidarity journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.108…
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The unemployment rate for white workers hasn't budged, and is actually a little lower than it was a year ago. The move higher in the headline unemployment rate is being borne by Black, Hispanic, Asian workers
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The real sign of AI writing is not superficial stuff like “It’s not X—it’s Y”. It’s the hollowness. Polished writing but relatively mundane ideas. The giveaway is that you’re less impressed when you read it the second time. With good writing, it should be the other way around.
I’m not sure this is inherently about AI. It’s more about the fact that people tend to turn to AI when they don’t have much to say.
Reading text that has the syntactic smell of AI is mildly annoying, but when I read hollow writing I feel the writer is wasting my time, which is much more frustrating. So don’t do it. People are unlikely to respond to your email or subscribe to your newsletter or whatever you’re trying to get them to do. And they’ll probably remember that you betrayed their trust as a reader.
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Thrilled to have this paper accepted @The_JOP! We show that New Deal public works spending has had a persistent effect on public employment.
journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/74…
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From our November Issue: Fairness According to Whom? Divergent Perceptions of Fairness among White and Black Americans and Its Effect on Trade Attitudes by @daniel_lobo_phd and @ryan_brutger. doi.org/10.1017/S00030…
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Great #TuesdayTalks presentation by .@Harvard PhD candidate #AngeloDagonel on Legislative Agenda Setting in the American #Immigration Bureaucracy, 1965-2020. Full recording here: vimeo.com/1170083917.
#PoliticalScience #Congress #Claremont #CGU #AmericanPolitics .@CGUnews
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Who votes based on the economy? My (preliminary) results w/ Reny, Dyck and Johnson suggest that while economic considerations matter less for White Democrats over time, it remains a key factor for Latino independents, who we argue are an understudied yet crucial electoral group.
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