Happy to announce that I have been named as one of the APSA Diversity Fellow for 2024-2025. Now may I go back to my finals lol. https://t.co/CPexe7jhyT

Join us this Thursday (10/23) at 6:30pm, we will have our own Chelsea Joliet (@GC_PoliSci) presenting her paper “Labeling Sovereign Citizen Risk: Movement Attribution and Security Framing in Australian Courts�� at the Graduate Center Political Science Thesis Room. DM for Details.

Join us this Thursday (10/16) for our First Policy Workshop of the semester, featuring our own Professor Janet Johnson (@BrooklynCollege & @GC_PoliSci) and Inna Oliinyk (@GC_PoliSci)presenting their paper “Russia’s Authorization of Sexual Violence at the UN Security Council”

Join us this Thursday with our own @AnsonCChung (@GC_PoliSci) presenting his paper “Strategic Circumvention of Constitutional Check”, a paper focused on Hong Kong Courts. 6:30 at the Thesis Room of the Graduate Center Political Science Program (Room 5200). Email us for the paper.

We are happy to announce the Fall 2025 lineup of the Comparative Politics Workshop! This semester, we have decided to spotlight our students and their work, along with other scholars invited whom work on variety of different topics. Come and join us on Thursday @ 6:30-8!

Announcing the 2025 Fall Schedule on the Public Policy Workshop hosted @GC_PoliSci, come and join us! October 16 session is on Thursday, and November 3 session is on Monday.

now that its department of war, would the president wait for congress’s declaration of war before mobilizing its forces?

Join us this Thursday (5/8) on our final session of PP Workshop, featuring Prof. @mousam (@GC_PoliSci) and Prof. Keena Lipsitz (@QC_News and @GC_PoliSci), which will be held in the GC Political Science Thesis Room (5200.07) from 6:30-8:30.

did people forgot about this?

We are delighted to celebrate our own PhD Candidate Milo Ward for the publication of new article “A Democracy of Authorities: Broken Windows Policing and the Neoconservative Political Theory of Law and Order”!! @GC_PoliSci @gcptworkshop

No matter how you slice it, US police officers are safer on the job and paid way more than other countries' police The critical question isn't more police vs. less police. It's why are US police paid so much while doing such little police work? From my paper w/ Mickey & Ziblatt

Happy to see this article with @chanknathan out in BJPolS We propose "LGBTQ+ linked fate" and use a sample of ∼2,000 LGBTQ+ Americans to explain the political behavior of the LGBTQ+ community in the U.S. 1/n https://t.co/VQSLlFLmGP

How do external threats shape US polarization? To communicate China’s rise, Biden and Trump admins have used similar rhetoric. In @PSRMJournal, Weifang Xu and I exploit this feature to test how external threats interact with party cues and polarization. 1/ https://t.co/Zo9KXRQURE

How much Elon Musk makes from the government a day: $8 million. How much a senior on Social Security gets a day: $65 Guess which budget Musk and Trump want to cut?

honest thought: saying that DOGE would avoid conflict of interest means they wont touch the budget that funds SpaceX projects. Isn’t that conflict of interest itself?

Please join next Thursday (02/13) in-person for the first session of the CPW of Spring 25 from 6.30-8pm. Mark Ungar & @thuandavid10 from @GC_PoliSci will be presenting their manuscript entitled "Enforcing Environmental Law in the Amazon". DM for details about the session.

Do it, I dare you

With respect, a correction: the argument is that (a) children of tribal members are not "subject to the jurisdiction" (excluded from 14th A birthright); (b) thus, children of undocumented parents are excluded. (a) correctly states the law. Natives have statutory citizenship only

jeb still have a place in my heart the place:

Two kinds of academic feedback:

yeah you should be worried btw!