Assistant Professor Columbia University - Political Economy, Crime, Migration, Environmental
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Gemma Dipoppa retweeted
🚨The deadline for submissions to NPEC (held at Brown University on October 2) has been extended to June 30! See below for details.🚨
@briangknight and I are excited to announce the 3rd Northeast Political Economy Conference (NPEC), Oct 2, 2026 @BrownUniversity.
Interdisciplinary (Econ Poli Sci), 8 presentations, with keynotes by @RDancygier and Jesse Shapiro.
Please submit by June 5 forms.gle/8awQHipn9PdSPxUf6
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@briangknight and I are excited to announce the 3rd Northeast Political Economy Conference (NPEC), Oct 2, 2026 @BrownUniversity.
Interdisciplinary (Econ Poli Sci), 8 presentations, with keynotes by @RDancygier and Jesse Shapiro.
Please submit by June 5 forms.gle/8awQHipn9PdSPxUf6
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The conference is generously funded by
@BrownUniversity through the Orlando Bravo Center for Economic Research and the @PPE_Center.
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We look forward to reading your work and to welcoming many of you to Providence this fall!
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The conference is generously funded by @BrownUniversity through the Orlando Bravo Center for Economic Research and the @PPE_Center.
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We look forward to reading your work and to welcoming many of you to Providence this fall!
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Mar 17
📢📢 Hiring: Research Assistant in Applied Political Economy
I am looking for an RA to support ongoing research in applied political economy on topics of state surveillance and political violence.
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Ideal candidate: strong quantitative skills, experience with Stata, R, or Python, and familiarity with causal inference. The position can be remote.
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To apply, please complete this Google Form forms.gle/dcJ1Ta82hoZGLsut7 and upload: your CV, one-paragraph explaining your interest and availability, a coding sample
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, so please apply as soon as possible.
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Gemma Dipoppa retweeted
Mar 12
Deadline extended to March 20th! One more week to submit your PE work to our Pre-APSA Conference!
Feb 26
🚨Last few days to submit to PEEP - the 4th Political Economy of Europe APSA Pre-Conference. We (@gemmadipoppa @abwiedemann, Miguel Pereira and I) look forward to reading your submissions and to see you at Harvard on Sep 2nd! Submit at the link below
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📣 Call for Papers📣
Political Economy of Europe Pre-Conference (PEEP)
📍 Harvard University | Sept 2 (day before #APSA)
🗓 Deadline: March 1
📩 lnkd.in/e8DRkFWZ
co-organized with @abwiedemann (Princeton), @mariacarreri (Bocconi), and Miguel Pereira (LSE)
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This is the 4th iteration of the conference - program from last year below.
We welcome observational, experimental and formal theory work on Europe.
Looking forward to reading your submissions!
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Gemma Dipoppa retweeted
Feb 2
Very happy to share our paper “Voting Rules, Turnout, and Economic Policies,” published in the Annual Review of Economics!
Full paper here: annualreviews.org/content/jo…
Short🧵on main take-aways below.
w/ E. Cantoni and J. Schafer
#EconTwitter #PoliSciTwitter @AnnualReviews (1/n).
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Gemma Dipoppa retweeted
Jan 13
A week ago, I gave the “Recent Developments in the Political Economy of Elections and Democracy” lecture at the 2026 AEA @ASSAMeeting !
Video: aeaweb.org/webcasts/2026/dev…
Slides: vincentpons.org/recent-devel…
Thread with the TL;DR of my talk below.
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Gemma Dipoppa retweeted
5 Dec 2025
Thrilled to see our paper on “Spending Limits, Public Funding, and Election Outcomes” published in the @JEEA_News! 👇👇
We investigate the effects of far-reaching campaign finance rules, with @Nikolaj_Broberg and @ClemenceTricaud.
Short thread on what we do and find (1/n).
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Forthcoming article "Spending Limits, Public Funding, and Election Outcomes" by @Nikolaj_Broberg @VinPons and @ClemenceTricaud
@EEANews @OUPAcademic
doi.org/10.1093/jeea/jvaf043
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Gemma Dipoppa retweeted
4 Dec 2025
Forthcoming article "Spending Limits, Public Funding, and Election Outcomes" by @Nikolaj_Broberg @VinPons and @ClemenceTricaud
@EEANews @OUPAcademic
doi.org/10.1093/jeea/jvaf043
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1/ All states monitor the political activity of their citizens. But who do they choose to surveil, and why?
We study this question with the universe of Italian political surveillance files: 152,000 individuals born 1816–1932, across democracy and autocracy.
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Studying the logic of state surveillance based on the universe of Italian files finds that states target educated and subaltern groups, with mobilization and radical change potential, from @gemmadipoppa and Annalisa Pezone nber.org/papers/w34492
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🎯 Takeaway:
States use surveillance as a preventive tool against the empowerment of educated but excluded groups.
👉 As excluded groups gain political empowerment, surveillance may recreate inequalities by silencing them just as they gain political voice.
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Feedbacks are most welcome! Working paper 👉 nber.org/papers/w34492
Coauthor: Annalisa Pezone 🙌sites.google.com/nyu.edu/ann…
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