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Editor-in-chief of World Politics Review. Spent more than a year in Provence. Used to be an American in Paris. Currently bringing coal to Newcastle.

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Professor of Public Policy, Georgetown University. @ColbyCollege alum. I ❤️ surveys. I 😖Administrative Burden

The Asian/Pacific Studies Institute is the focal point of research and teaching on the Asia Pacific region at Duke University.
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English professor, medievalist, singer in the bluegrass band, recovering indoor cat.

Historian. 19th/20th century US & Germany. JGU Mainz. 70s/80s cultural criticism, pop science, futurology. Book: Wires That Bind. @torstenkathke on most things.

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Assistant professor of pol sci @LSU. State-building, policing, civ-mil, and colonialism, mostly in West Africa.

I write about law, democracy, and the internet. I'm a senior editor at Lawfare, a fellow at the Brookings Institution, and a contributing writer at The Atlantic and the Washington Post's Book World. It's KWIN-ta.

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GWU PhD doing transparency, illicit finance, business, & interest group politics. @apsa.bsky.social DDRIG manager. Concert goer, clothes thrifter, & Cardiac Cats fan.

Assistant professor, Department of Political Science, Duke University
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Professor of Government, UT Austin // Co-director, Correlates of War Project // IR, war, game theory, beer snobbery, rock music, Dune references

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Professor studying the role of Media & Tech in Movements for Justice | Co-director Media, Inequality & Change Center | Currently Writing a Cultural History of African American Mediamakers

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Historian of religion + race in North America + the Atlantic World. Editor, Journal of Mormon History.

Professor, international relations, Spartan & Cyclone alumni, studies international conflict & gender issues in academia, mother of awesome grad student

Contributing writer at the New York Times. Previously: host of The Argument. Go Blue means Go the University of Michigan.

Scholar of comparative politics & policy in Southeast Asia, lover of jazz, funk, and randomized evaluations.

Professor of Political Science @UofToronto. Author of “Outsourcing Repression” (OUP, 2022), “The Street and the Ballot Box” (CUP, 2022), “Prosper or Perish” (CUP, 2012). China. Autocracies. Contentious Politics. Development. SE Asia. http://LynetteOng.com

Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Toronto | American Political Thought & Constitutional Development

Economist, political scientist & writer @UChicago @HarrisPolicy. See my book Why We Fight: http://penguinrandomhouse.com/books/636263

PhD from @GMUCarterSchool - Focus on governance, digital tech, international affairs, & business.

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Professor & Director V-Dem Institute, Political Scientist @Univ of Gothenburg.

Professor of Politics | DEMED project @ERC_Research | Main interest: Democracy and Autocracy, Young People & Politics, Civic Education, Higher Ed. #FirstGen

Labor economist at Norwegian School of Economics , CESifo // Labor institutions, imperfect labor markets, public econ // Volleyball and music enthusiast

Studying Political Science at BYU. Regime change, parties, and populism.
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Transformations of Democracy unit at WZB Berlin - Director Daniel Ziblatt

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Polling editor at CNN, keeping (cross)tabs on public opinion and the news. I like puns.

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Political scientist at Johns Hopkins. MENA, org politics, disasters, violence, ethics, & qual methods. Wrote a book about Palestinian org evolution & social change in wartime Lebanon: http://bit.ly/3VEw64B. EMT.

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Political scientist w/ Hoover Project on Taiwan in Indo-Pacific @Stanford. Formerly @UMich @UofR. Oregon-born and raised.

Prof @Dartmouth. Director, FieldLab. Carnegie Fellow. Inequality, war, aid, Afghanistan, Russia. Author, DIVIDED ARMIES (2020, http://amzn.to/2Y80f25). 🇨🇦 #FirstGen #VermontZen

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International Relations and Foreign Policy. UChicago Prof. Chicago Council Fellow. WPReview Columnist. Still on Twitter/X, but now here too.

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Assistant Professor University of Utah

Political Science - Research on democracy in Latin America

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