Thrilled to have my paper “Feigning Politicians” accepted at the Journal of Politics @The_JOP . 🥳 Now, time for a quick thread 🧵 Links to the paper: https://t.co/ridBdrtoIs https://t.co/2tW3JMLQwh

Keynote by Alessandra Casella #PolEconWorkshop

Hi #EconTwitter, I’m excited to be on the #EconJobMarket! My JMP asks a timely question with important implications for democracy: why do politicians produce toxic rhetoric? Thread below 👇

How Proportional Representation Can Shape Artificial Intelligence. An article by @EviMicha1 in AI Magazine https://t.co/EdQcJlwTbr

📢 Call for Submissions: UK-based early career researchers in political science, political economy & public policy: apply to our January Early Career Workshop at LSE Government. 🗓️ Deadline: 28 Dec 2025 🔗

It's @SIOEcon award time! Nominations are now open for best dissertation, conference paper at SIOE, book, and lifetime achievement award.

UZH PhD student Haoyuan Zeng - on the market this year - just received a revise+resubmit for his JMP from the **Journal of Political Economy**. Congrats, Haoyuan! (and his advisor Marek Pycia) Recruiters - you can still buy! Last orders! Going... going... #econtwitter

Great to see my paper "Strategic Voting in Two-Party Legislative Elections" finally out in print. Big thanks to all those who gave help and encouragement & those who let me present it over the years @FormalTheory @poleconuk_w #econtwitter

Do you still doubt our PhD students are the real *** deal? Look no further than @djthornton97! He has yet to graduate and already has a cv that could make tenure at most departments (don’t lie!). (he’s starting a postdoc and will be on the JM in 2 years 😉)

SIOE 2026 – CALL FOR PAPERS Join us at INSEAD, Fontainebleau (France), 13–15 July 2026! 🚨 Submission deadline: 15 January 2026 We invite individual paper and panel submissions. Full call for papers and submission instructions: https://t.co/huvNqli6Mu

On Monday, 1 December 2025, we host 💥Sergio Galletta💥 (ETH Zurich), who will present "BallotBot: Can AI Chatbots Lower Voter-Information Barriers?". This is joint work with Elliott Ash and Giacomo Opocher. Everyone is invited! @sergallet @ellliottt @OpocherGiacomo

📢 Hiring a Postdoc: Economics + Data Science (AI, NLP, ML) Come work in my group at ETH Zurich! Position is for econ/adjacent PhDs. Flexible start date. 1-3 year position. Apply by Dec 1st.

Hyungmin Park’s (@hmpark0702) Job Market Paper studies how state capacity and civic culture coevolve across regimes, explaining fast-but-stalling autocratic and slow-but-sustained democratic development. More: https://t.co/4y1X0o5UlL

We are hiring a 2-year postdoc at UNSW (Sydney)!!! Come work with us on masculinity norms! @ralphdehaas @VictoriaBaranov Pauline Grosjean Great environment, city, and colleagues! Apply here:

Delighted to see this paper out - working with @grattonecon was fantastic; I learned a lot! We develop the argument that technocracy can serve as an intertemporal insurance device for groups who fear their majority status is ephemeral. Because technocrats weigh minority concerns

Very happy to announce that the 5th 🚨CBS-Princeton Money in Politics Conference 🚨 will be held June 24-25, 2026 in Copenhagen. If you work on this, no matter the context, send us your papers before January 9, 2026. Link to the call in the next tweet 1/2

Postdoc hiring at Economics Department for the ARC DP grant by @NathanKettlewe1: https://t.co/tObZW57shz..

Thanks for reading this far! My JMP is about competing motivations, and I demonstrate crowding out in a real-effort experiment A key policy takeaway: focus on the most compelling incentive instead of offering multiple reasons that can distract from what matters most. (10/)

I’m excited to share my job market paper for the 2025-2026 market! In a real-effort experiment, participants working solely for money completed 23% more tasks than those offered the same monetary reward plus a charitable incentive (p < 0.02) 🤯 Thread below (1/)

Fascinating paper by @grattonecon, @bartonelee2, and Hasin Yousaf! The paper addresses a fundamental question: Why do some democracies chronically avoid ambitious, long-term reforms even when they have decent institutions? They argue that what matters is not only institutional

New working paper -- "Interviews"! with @soumitrashukla9 and @JSockin Download here: https://t.co/UcJfrW8zEW see quoted thread for the details