Casually holding one of the documents that made Europe: the 1718 Treaty of Passarowitz. Borders redrawn, empires rebalanced, futures rewritten—on parchment. Archival research for my second book on imperial legacies, state formation, and the making of modern Europe.

RT @CUP_PoliSci: #FirstView from @PoPpublicsphere -. @BogdanGPopescu1's review of 'Bureaucracies at War. The Institutional Origins of Misca….

Thrilled to present my second book at the Inequality and Democracy in Central Eastern Europe workshop @UniKonstanz discussing authoritarian legacies and institutions, and development. Thank you @lotemhalevy @laurajakli for organizing

I'm excited to have guided them through this journey. Curious about what's next for them. Full course description & syllabus here:

- Kayla Muller - Aggression and Complexity in Trump’s Rhetoric: - Harman Singh - Understanding US Presidential Speeches from 1900 until Today.- Domenico Solidoro - Aggression in Biden and Trump's Speeches:

And the results? Just see for yourself:. - Wendy Chavez Tacuri - How Latin American is perceived in UN General Debates: - Martina Chizzola - The Influence of Terrorist Attacks on the Agendas of Eurosceptic Right-Wing Parties:

This semester, I taught Applied Text Analysis with Python — a course that guided undergrads from "What’s a loop?" to producing full-scale, data-driven projects using advanced NLP tools (including OpenAI API and Word Embeddings).

Thanks to @ricarthuguet for the thoughtful review of my book in Governance! Grateful for the engagement with my work! @Gov_Journal

Excited to be presenting parts of my second book at the Association for the Study of Religion, Economics, and Culture in Washington DC

Brilliance isn't just in the mind—it's also in the wardrobe. Excited to celebrate my advisor, James Robinson, on his birthday and his Nobel Prize win in Chicago this weekend!

Had a fantastic book workshop with some of the sharpest minds in the field. Grateful for their insights—now back to revising! @timurkuran @boixserra @izading @prof_ahmetkuru @MichaelDDriess1

Excited to present my second book at the Research Seminar Series tomorrow at 12:30 at @UniLUISS! 📖. Thanks to @MungiuPippidi & @SNJaffe for the invite—looking forward to the discussion! #PoliticalScience #History.

Join us online on Feb 14, 2025 for a deep dive into my second book "Islam, Sultans, and the Printing Press" 📖🕌. Featuring an all-star lineup including @timurkuran, @boixserra, @izading, @prof_ahmetkuru.@MichaelDDriess1. DM me if you'd like to join! 🔥 #History #PoliticalEconomy

Looking forward to presenting my second book at @Unibocconi at the P&I clinic in Milan, on October 30th, on the enduring impact of Ottoman rule on economic development and human capital. Thank you, @konboga, for the invitation.

Happy that my book - Imperial Borderlands earned an Honorable Mention for the 2024 Davis Center Book Prize! Who knew that Habsburgs and military borders could still capture hearts (and minds)? Many thanks to @ASEEES and @DCRES_Harvard!

When a Nobel Prize winner calls your book 'pathbreaking', it might be worth having a look. Thanks, James Robinson, for the kind words on "Imperial Borderlands!"

RT @UChicago: Reflecting on the honor of winning a Nobel Prize, Prof. James A. Robinson said Monday at his home: “It’s a little bit emotion….

Looking forward to presenting my second book at @EUI_Schuman and .@EUI_GlobGovProg in Florence, on September 24, on the enduring impact of Ottoman rule on economic development and human capital. Thank you, @JDzankic, for the invitation.

@SeanGailmard @JennyGuardado7 Gingerich and @Jan_Vogler introduce a framework to analyze historical legacies in terms of duration and scope, using case studies from Poland and Brazil.

@SeanGailmard @JennyGuardado7 uncovers the intricate dynamics of colonial forced labor (mita) in Peru and Bolivia, and Guatemala.