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Political Science 133 records found 1 - 25nextSearch took 0.30 seconds. 
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This dissertation critically interrogates existing frameworks of responsibility for large-scale, transnational harms. Each chapter focuses on one framework—moral, polit [...]
2024-08 | Political Science | Dissertation |
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This dissertation reconstructs the receptions of Marxism within a strand of twentieth-century anti-colonial thought, which was particularly influenced by the humani [...]

2024-08 | Political Science | Dissertation |
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This dissertation is, ultimately, concerned with questions of liberation, freedom, and futurity. In particular, it is motivated by the understanding that we as social sci [...]
2024-08 | Political Science | Dissertation |
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Journalistic and scholarly concerns about conspiracy theories often refer to the movement known as “QAnon.” But what is QAnon? This question is crucial because much o [...]
2024-08 | Political Science | Dissertation |
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This dissertation examines the classical Greek tradition of gynaikokratia (from gynē, woman, and kratos, rule, power) understood as gynocracy, or rule by women, as well [...]
2024-08 | Political Science | Dissertation |
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This dissertation makes the case that emerging computational technologies—encompassing machine learning tools, the data that powers them in commercial settings, and the [...]
2024-06 | Political Science | Dissertation |
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Slowing the process of global warming will require sustained reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions over decades, which in turn depends on public support for decarb [...]
30 May 2024 | Political Science | Article |
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While presidents frequently create new policies through unilateral power, empirical scholarship generally focuses on executive orders and overlooks other categories of di [...]
06 May 2024 | Political Science | Article |
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Goodman's is a thoughtful discussion of the importance of eloquence, or “skilled speech” (10), for politics. He offers nuanced portrayals of Cicero, Burke, Macaulay, [...]
10 January 2024 | Political Science | Article |
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This study investigates the public sentiment and thematic content of Weibo posts regarding the 2023 health insurance reform in China, a topic of heightened discussion in [...]
03 January 2024 | Political Science | Article |
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What are the local political, economic, and social conditions of the communities that sent insurrectionists to the U.S. Capitol in support of Donald Trump? Using a new da [...]
01 February 2024 | Political Science | Dataset |
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What are the local political, economic, and social conditions of the communities that sent insurrectionists to the US Capitol in support of Donald Trump? Using a new data [...]
11 April 2024 | Political Science | Article |
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The purpose of this dissertation is to answer the question of when a leader will abandon a losing effort against a smaller adversary while their state still has the resou [...]
2023-12 | Political Science | Dissertation |
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This dissertation studies causal inference and its applications in empirical political economy. Chapter 1 studies a binary Imbens-Angrist instrumental variable model for [...]
2023-12 | Political Science | Dissertation |
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During the eighteenth century, Western Europe underwent a revolutionary transformation. In place of a hierarchical political order organized around hereditary privilege, [...]
2023-12 | Political Science | Dissertation |
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After the 2020 US presidential election Donald Trump refused to concede, alleging widespread and unparalleled voter fraud. Trump's supporters deployed several statistical [...]
02 November 2021 | Political Science | Article |
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In February 2022, Vladimir Putin, under the pretext of defending Russians in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, launched an all-out attack on sovereign Ukraine. Since then, [...]
16 October 2023 | Political Science | Article |
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Studies of political persuasion often use an exogenous encouragement as an instrument for persuasive messaging. However, for some people, such encouragement is insufficie [...]
29 September 2023 | Political Science | Article |
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Presidents select from a range of instruments when creating new policies through executive action. We study strategic substitution in this context and argue that presiden [...]
05 September 2023 | Political Science | Article |
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This dissertation explains how variations in white identification matter for white engagement with racially inclusive political projects in the United States. I argue tha [...]
2023-08 | Political Science | Dissertation |
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The American presidency is organized largely in reference to norms, or informal institutions. Though unofficial and unwritten, many presidential and political norms suppo [...]
2023-08 | Political Science | Dissertation |
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This dissertation explores how feminists redefined the concept of violence in the mid-twentieth century. I ask: What is violence? What does violence do? When, if ever, is [...]
2023-08 | Political Science | Dissertation |
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For decades, autocracy and state distribution of jobs and welfare were closely intertwined. However, in recent decades, many autocracies––whether austerity-stricken, [...]
2023-08 | Political Science | Dissertation |
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International recognition is an integral component of state sovereignty; however, International Relations scholars have only recently begun questioning this practice. Ear [...]
2023-08 | Political Science | Dissertation |

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