Political Scientist at @KeoughGlobalND at @NotreDame. Keeper of children, chickens, and a dog named Bayes.
Joined March 2017
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16 Jun 2023
Tributes to Cormac McCarthy by two great but different institutions that shape me. His "Operating Principles" for the @sfiscience. And an essay at @commonwealmag, first published in 2016: commonwealmagazine.org/corma…
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16 Jun 2023
Lots to like about this piece. Attention to early uses of polarization in other fields (physical and natural sciences!) and re-tethering it to early politics and political science lends it great validity.
13 Jun 2023
What is political polarization? It is more than a clash of ideologies or identities. It is a breakdown of basic democratic trust -- the end of democracy as “the only game in town.” Online first, open access: Rethinking Political Polarization doi.org/10.1093/psquar/qqad0…
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31 Mar 2023
Inspiring leadership and major moves towards #openscience and #fairdata in democracy studies by @univienna team, @pazmandy, and @georglutz.
31 Mar 2023
Thank you very much to all who came to #Vienna, participated in discussions, shared thoughts & insights, and made the #MEDemConference happen. Looking forward to the next meeting with the #MEDemCommunity. 🏛️
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13 Mar 2023
Very nice paper by Steve Horwitz on liberalism and spontaneous-order thinking. Worth reading.
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13 Feb 2023
This year's #dignitydev speakers will include @charlicarpenter of @UMassAmherst, @cliffordbob of @duqedu, and @kelly_zvobgo of @williamandmary and @IntlJusticeLab.
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11 Feb 2023
Spotted an enormous flock of sandhill cranes migrating north over South Bend, IN.
Or was it.
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17 Jan 2023
At what age (on average) do you imagine that money starts leaving your Venmo account faster than it enters? With 2 20somethings and a teen with a new Pixel, I'm definitely on the net deficit side of this equation.
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I'm fully in on this, disciplinary incentives be damned. My post-tenure life of reading broadly is so much richer than my pre-tenure life of trying to satisfy subfield peers.
30 Dec 2022
Intellectual promiscuity is sorely under-valued.
Reading widely is - in truth - the only way to understand anything rigorously.
Here are four excellent books I’d recommend to my Leftist friends.
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11 Nov 2022
Great visit by @kmmunger to Notre Dame, elaborating on this paper into the normative case for the US to ban TikTok. I counted faculty from at least 7 departments in the room.
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3 Nov 2022
.@NotreDame political scientists @rachel__porter and @erinrossiter know the value of being fluent in many languages — like R, C , and Python.
How programming and other tech skills make them two of the top young quantitative data scientists in the field: al.nd.edu/news/latest-news/d…
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28 Oct 2022
I think about this every time I take off.
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7 Oct 2022
Thanks to Irish Foil Arms and Hog :))it’s very funny, specially the way they imitated accent!)
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5 Oct 2022
.@NotreDame English alumna Tess Gunty '15 has been named a finalist for the National Book Award! nytimes.com/2022/10/04/books…
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25 Aug 2022
❗ Don't miss our #ecprgc22 session on developing an ecosystem of FAIR, Linked & #OpenData
🎙️ Chairs @MustilloTom, Michelangelo Vercesi @leuphana & Holger Döring @gesis_org
🗣️ Linda Basile @boomgaardenhg @brophye33 @nkmeyers @emrinke
📅 Fri 13:30 CEST bit.ly/3Tdw8zX
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