Associate Professor of Political Science (University of Idaho). Political Psychology and Foreign Policy Attitudes.
Moscow, ID
Joined January 2022
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Job Alert: My College is hiring a PostDoc in International Relations (very broadly defined). Job closes May 30. For full posting check out: uidaho.peopleadmin.com/posti…
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🚨 New Issue Alert! 📖
Discover the latest research on the #Ukraine #war, rebel governance, sanctions, #terrorism, alliances & #CyberAttacks!
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Featuring @PatPorter76 @Sosanorena @nbapat @menevisc @FJustwan @Jeff_Berejikian @Gil_Baram
Do nuclear threats from US adversaries influence public support for US alliance partners? @Jeff_Berejikian and I investigate this question in a new article @Journal_of_GSS. Link: doi.org/10.1093/jogss/ogad01…
Focusing on the US alliance with Seoul, we find that nuclear threats from North Korea sap some mass support for US military action in a military crisis. However, this effect can be effectively counter acted by Presidential rhetoric.
POLS folks: do you know of any good comparative datasets on the ideological cohesiveness of parties?
so mturk deactivated my account because I've been inactive for too long. and now I can't sign up again? Welp...I guess my 2 survey research classes will be pleased to hear that they won't have to do any final projects this year.
Survey folks: I am trying to build a survey in which people navigate a closed information environment. The outcome variable would be what types of stories people click on to learn about a given policy. Does anybody have a template for how to code such a thing in Qualtrics?
I'm building my syllabus for next semester's class on survey experiments in political science. I'm trying to find a good reading / set of readings on treatment design. Do you all know of any good "how-to" articles / chapters?
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I chatted with @ryan_dane & @FJustwan about their recent article, "Trump and Trust: Examining the Relationship between Claims of Fraud and Citizen Attitudes." Have a look! aei.org/politics-and-public-… @AEI @APSAtweets @RSI – at Washington, DC
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I chatted with @ryan_dane & @FGawehns about their recent article, "Trump and Trust: Examining the Relationship between Claims of Fraud and Citizen Attitudes." Interesting research! aei.org/politics-and-public-… @APSAtweets – at Washington, DC
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Curious why states choose to go to the ICJ, but have little support for their rulings🧑⚖️? @FJustwan et al. find people's beliefs about the costs of ICJ rulings have effects on ICJ adjudication💰. Read their article to find out more🏛️! academic-oup-com.proxy.lib.u…
Foreign influence operations remain a political reality in 2022. Even if they don't affect vote tallies, their existence matters since they have the ability to erode democratic system support.
nytimes.com/2022/11/06/techn…?
OPEN ACCESS: Did Russian meddling decide the results of the 2016 US elections? @FJustwan, @bertybaums & @mad_eleine_c investigate how external election interventions influence satisfaction with democracy in @PolStudies: ow.ly/yiKU50LxBbO
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New article with @bertybaums & @mad_eleine_c at @PolStudies: Did Russian meddling decide the results of the 2016 elections? While this question is empirically hard to answer, people's views on the matter have important effects on democratic system support:journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
4. Why do some people think that Russia tipped the scales? We find that those who score high on in-group loyalty are more likely to engage in partisan motivated reasoning; high-loyalty Ds are more likely to attribute Trump’s victory to Russian influence than low-loyalty Ds.
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New open access publication with collaborator @FJustwan about the preference for belief in relation to issue polarization and echo chambers: link.springer.com/article/10…
