Christiana Parreira

@cmparreira.bsky.social

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political scientist • assistant professor at the Geneva Graduate Institute (IHEID) • PhD Stanford • local governance and social policy in the Middle East • christianaparreira.com

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The podcast mashup episode with MELG is out! Ezra Karmel, @cmparreira.bsky.social, and Intissar Kherigi joined @ellenlust.bsky.social in Gothenburg to discuss how decentralization has shaped the political landscapes of countries like Tunisia, Lebanon, and Jordan. Listen🎧https://bit.ly/3KtyeJ4

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Squeezed into a podcast studio, we find @cmparreira.bsky.social, @IntissarKherigi, @EzraKarmel, & @ellenlust.bsky.social- recording an episode on decentralization and local governance in the #MENA. This episode is a mashup with MELG podcast and will be out on Monday. Listen here: bit.ly/456gLQj

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@cmparreira.bsky.social & I are putting together an APSA panel on the relationship between protest & electoral behavior/outcomes in authoritarian regimes. If you have a paper that fits this theme, please email me at [email protected]. Thanks!

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Just read @dmasterson.bsky.social's latest in the APSR. Wow! It's the rare instance of an RCT that assigns *network structure* then observes problem-solving behavior. www.cambridge.org/core/journal... We learn network density has upsides (⬆️ engagement) and downsides (⬇️ unique resources).

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GLD's Research Seminar Series introduces the research process and covers 3 stages of research: Refining a research question Selecting methodology Presenting findings. All 15 videos are free to use and available on our website with English & Arabic subtitles: gld.gu.se/en/education...

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@seanyom.bsky.social and I convened a roundtable on politics and ethics of researching conflict, featuring recent books on war and displacement in Syria, Palestine, Lebanon, and Yemen by @separkinson.bsky.social, @philbrickyadav.bsky.social, Anne Irfan, Kevin Mazur, and Jonah Schulhofer-Wohl. It's 🔥

The APSA MENA Politics Section's Fall newsletter is out! Editors @seanyom.bsky.social Nermin Allam & Gamze Çavdar (Bluesky-less, is that what we're calling it?) & board put together a fantastic issue. See the full issue below, & follow along here for more on this packed issue! polisky menasky

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A great piece from @separkinson.bsky.social on analogies between the ongoing war in Gaza and the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon - highlighting the folly of believing that disproportionate use of violence can constitute a meaningful "solution" to conflict: www.foreignaffairs.com/israel/ghost...

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Have a workshop in mind that would bring together scholars and researchers from outside and within the MENA region? Last week to apply for the APSA MENA program's call for MENA workshop ideas/leaders! Deadline: Oct 8! polisky menasky

2024 MENA Workshop: Leadership Proposalsapsa.wufoo.com The American Political Science Association (APSA) is pleased to announce a call for proposals from political scientists interested in serving as co-leaders for the 2024 MENA Workshop, to be held in th...

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@cmparreira.bsky.social looks at (among many inters alia) the many layers of governance, contestation and coalition-building that shape the states of the MENA region www.thepolicyinitiative.org/article/deta...

The Policy Initiative - Do Elections in Lebanon Matter?www.thepolicyinitiative.org TPI fellow Christiana Parreira dissects the lead up to the May 2022 parliamentary elections

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