⚠️ Virtual Workshop in HPE info ⚠️

@adajkanu.bsky.social is presenting a project on "Colonization and the Politics of Belonging in Nigeria" on Thursday! Martha Wilfahrt (UC Berkeley) will discuss. Let me know if you're not on our email list already and would like to be!

We are hiring! Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions.

This is super cool. Congrats!

Congrats Guillermo!!

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Please consider submitting to this workshop. The feedback is top-notch!!

Political scientist in the southeast? Have cool research that you want feed back on? Want to network with other scholars? Consider applying to SoWEPS!

Deadline February 17th!

www.soweps.org/call-for-pap...

This is a remarkable paper. Substantively, it convincingly argues that what looks like weak state capacity is often *captured* capacity. Methodologically, it’s a triumph of mixed qualitative and quantitative approaches. pubs.aeaweb.org/doi/pdfplus/...

Congrats Alex!!

APCG Online Colloquium: Reginas Ndayiragjie (May 23, 12PM EST) Please fill out your information below if you would like to receive instructions for participating in the APCG Online Colloquium featuring the work of Reginas Ndayiragjie (University of Antwerp) to be...

Join us for the next APCG online colloquium on Thursday, May 23, 12pm EST w/ Reginas Ndayiragjie on Power-sharing, and regional representation in cabinets in Burundi. W/ discussants Carl Levan and Martha Johnson. Sign up here for paper and link: forms.gle/7Uc2FNo1xevo...

APCG Online Colloquium: Patrick Kwasi Brobbey (November 28) Please fill out your information below if you would like to receive instructions for participating in the APCG Online Colloquium featuring the work of Patrick Kwasi Brobbey (LSE) on Tuesday, November ...

The next APCG Online Colloquium is on November 28 @ 10 am ET. Dr. Patrick Kwasi Brobbey (LSE) will present his paper, "Internalising Electoral Management: The Bureaucracy of EMBs and Electoral Quality in Kenya" with discussants Andy Harris & Justin Willis. Sign up here: forms.gle/DqsNbpBewhwe...

Alice Kang and Erin Herb will serve as discussants.

Lateef’s paper gives us insights to how women navigate campaign spaces that are male dominated in an old and politically active city like Ibadan, Nigeria.

APCG Online Colloquium: Lateef Aremu (November 7) Please fill out your information below if you would like to receive instructions for participating in the APCG Online Colloquium featuring Lateef Aremu (University of Ibadan, Nigeria) on Tuesday, Nove...

Please join our APCG Online Colloquium on November 7th, 3-4 pm GMT (11 am – 12pm EST). We will discuss Lateef Aremu's work on "Navigating the Patriarchal Space: Women in Active Politics and Violence During Election Campaign Rallies." Sign up here for the Zoom link and paper:

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@profmusgrave.bsky.social could you please add me to polisky?