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@JulioSolis
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Political economy & culture. PhD student @Harvard_GovDept
Joined April 2009
Today was the last day of class for the first course I got to teach fully on my own — from designing the topic to building the syllabus: "Comparing Societies. Cross-Cultural Approaches to Politics." Syllabus here:
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Comparing Societies: Cross-Cultural Approaches to Politics Tutorial – Sophomore Year Government 97 Spring 2025 Julio S. Solís Arce [email protected] Last Edited: Office hours (by appointment...
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Surveying recent research on changing culture and social norms in developing countries and proposing a simple framework to interpret these changes, from @elianalaferrara and @YanagizawaD
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What I've Learned From Digitizing 20 Million Historical Documents https://t.co/KAQOgctYXM
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Presentación en la cual don @srgsilvac va a flexear que no tuvo que leer el libro porque todavía tiene sus apuntes de clase de Womack
El ITAM te invita a la presentación del libro Cuadernos para la Historia de América Latina, de John Womack, Jr. 🗓 12 de febrero | ⏰ 16:00–19:00 h 📍 Auditorio Raúl Baillères, Río Hondo 🎙️ Con especialistas invitados. Registro Zoom: https://t.co/nkXUved6qu
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I am pleased to share the cover for my new book, WHAT HAPPENED TO LIBERAL DEMOCRACY?. It's an in-depth look at the rise and fall of liberal democracy, and invitation to remake liberalism with a new political philosophy. Out Aug 11. Preorder here:
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From Daron Acemoglu, 2024 Nobel laureate in economics and coauthor of Why Nations Fail, an ambitious and expansive inquiry into the biggest story in global politics over the last hundred years:...
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In 40 years, it had never rained during the Super Bowl. On the day of 41st the heavens opened up and poured down hard. Because everything on the stage were live instruments and the stage floor was slick with water for he and his dancers, they asked Prince what did he want to do
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RT @dasanaike: In a new working paper, I propose a state-of-the-art method for record linkage in Python and R that requires neither trainin…
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JOIN us for this year’s Rebecca Morton conference on experimental political science at NYU! March 6-7. We have a great line up of papers and posters! Program (scroll down) here: https://t.co/9PkR5wGGCt Register (no fee) here: https://t.co/wnOvDyJi4O
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Hello! I am hiring for two positions. One based at UCSD (first review of applicants next week) and one based in Mozambique (rolling review). Please see information here:
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For decades, the standard economic blueprint for a middle-class society was simple: industrialization. But in our latest Capitalisn’t podcast, @rodrikdani makes a very sobering case that this door is now effectively closed. The data is hard to ignore: - Even in China, the
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Check out my interview about how money has more power in the US and UK than China, India, and South Africa. I also point with both fingers! 😆 @chicagoboothrev
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In a new working paper, I show that large language models recover ethnicity from names; outperform existing methods; perform well comparatively, using original voter rolls in countries like Armenia and Nepal; and generalize to any classification group. https://t.co/BJffqUDprx
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On Monday I gave the "New Developments in Language Models for Economics" lecture at AEA! Link to the video and slides in the next post, and then a 🧵.
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Pleased to see our paper published in The Economic Journal - “Qualitative Analysis With Large-N: A New Method with An Application to Aspirations in Bangladesh.” https://t.co/18ztUG4FJj, also available here
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Abstract. The qualitative analysis of open-ended interviews has vast potential in economics but has found limited use. This is partly because the interpret
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Cada Año Nuevo, muchos lectores de EL PAÍS vuelven a compartir esta columna de Manuel Vicent. Como nos parece una costumbre preciosa, la continuamos también desde el equipo de redes del periódico. Os deseamos felices sobresaltos para este 2026 ✨ https://t.co/3yB5Wi6ib6
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Como cada Año Nuevo, hay que leer esta magnífica columna de Manuel Vicent en El País:
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Working with young scholars across the social sciences and humanities is one of the greatest joys of my professional life. In 2025, the Mercatus Center external fellowship programs had over 600 students from throughout the globe and from some of the most prestigious universities
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Examining the economics of climate innovation and its role in the clean technology transition and climate adaptation, from @eugeniedugoua and Jacob Moscona https://t.co/j7zLqmEpZc
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Can't wait for #ASSA2026 ! It's one of the world's largest economics conferences bringing together the world's leading economists with 500+ sessions exploring markets, methodology, policy, AI and so on. Really excited about our session there — @sararlowes will be chairing !
Early bird registration for the #ASSA2026 meeting ends on December 3! Register today at https://t.co/PKDvv2lI1N
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2026 RIDGE May Forum Call for Papers – Workshop on Historical Development Submit your paper here: https://t.co/B2v83xd9DJ
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