Scholarship and Milestones, 2021

April

• So Jin Lee has accepted a postdoc at MIT and Harvard as a Grand Strategy, Security, and Statecraft Fellow
• Zeren LI has been offered a tenure-track position at University College London and won a Leitner Postdoctoral Fellowship at Yale University
• Marco Morucci has accepted a postdoc as a Moore-Sloan Faculty Fellow at the NYC Center for Data Science
• Rachel Myrick was selected among 30 young professionals as part of the Aspen Strategy Group's Rising Leaders Program
• Geneviève Rousselière. 2021. "Can Popular Sovereignty Be Represented? Jacobinism from Radical Democracy to Populism."American Journal of Political Science.

March

• Serkant Adiguzel received a pre-doctoral fellowship from Harvard’s Belfer Center
• Caitlin Ainsley, Cliff Carrubba, and Georg Vanberg. 2021. “The Future Matters: Judicial Preferences over Legal Rules and Decision-Making on Collegial Courts.” Journal of Law and Courts.
• Chong Chen and Kyle Beardsley. 2021. "Once and Future Peacemakers: Continuity of Third-Party Involvement in Civil War Peace Processes." International Peacekeeping.
• Ruth Grant. 2021. “Reflections on a Career.” Perspectives on Political Science. 
• Edmund Malesky and Helen Milner. 2021. “Fostering global value chains through international agreements: Evidence from Vietnam.” Economics & Politics.
• Michael Munger and Georg Vanberg. 2021. “Contractarianism, constitutionalism, and the status quo.”Public Choice.
• Emily Myers received a 2021 Graduate Research Fellowship from the National Science Foundation
• Thomas Spragens. 2021. Capitalism and Democracy: Prosperity, Justice, and the Good Society. Notre Dame UP.
• Jan Vogler has accepted a position as assistant professor at the University of Konstanz

February

• Haohan Chen has accepted a tenure-track position at the University of Hong Kong
• Moohyung Cho has accepted a position as Assistant Professor at Ewha Womans University
• M. Taylor Fravel and Melanie Manion and Yuhua Wang. 2021. “A ‘China in the World’ Paradigm for Scholarship.” Studies in Comparative International Development.
• Edmund Malesky and Layna Mosley. 2021.  “Labor upgrading and export Market opportunities: Evidence from Vietnam.” Economics & Politics.
• Javier Osorio, Livia Schubiger, and Michael Weintraub. 2021. “Legacies of Resistance: Mobilization Against Organized Crime in Mexico.” Comparative Political Studies. 
• David Price. 2020. The Congressional Experience: An Institution Transformed. Fourth Edition. Routledge.

January

• Joe Brown and Dean Dulay. 2020. “Barracks and barricades: how internal security threats affect foreign basing access in the Philippines.” Asian Security. 
• Asli Cansunar (PhD ’18) has accepted an offer as Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science, University of Washington
• DevLab@Duke 2020 Summary: 11 published/forthcoming papers, dozens of policy reports/presentations, research with 21 undergrads, 31 M.A., 22 Ph.D., and 28 external policy partners, 39 workshops, 15 paid internships, and $1.4m in new funding
• Ashley Jardina’s White Identity Politics is chosen by Political Violence @ A Glance as one of the best books of 2020
• Libby Jenke, et al. 2021. “Using Eye-Tracking to Understand Decision-Making in Conjoint Experiments.” Political Analysis.
• Melanie Manion. 2020. “The Information Politics of COVID-19 in China,” in The Coronavirus: Human, Social, and Political Implications. Palgrave Macmillan.
• Devin McCarthy and Jack Santucci. 2021. “Ranked Choice Voting as a Generational Issue in Modern American Politics.” Politics & Policy.
• Emily Rains has accepted a job as Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Louisiana State University
• Hannah Ridge. 2020. “Just like the Others: Party Differences, Perception, and Satisfaction with Democracy.”Party Politics.
• Juan Tellez has accepted a job as Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of California, Davis
• Nicholas Valentino, Kirill Zhirkov, Sunshine Hillygus, and Brian Guay. 2020. “The Consequences of Personality Biases in Online Panels for Measuring Public Opinion.” Public Opinion Quarterly.