Are dollars popular? The Fed’s currency swap arrangements and recipient governments’ popularity, by @yumipark.bsky.social & @sujeongshim.bsky.social

International Economics, Government and Business at the Copenhagen Business School is hiring and setting up pre-interviews at APSA 2025 (and online for those not attending). ABDs and early assistants in political science should consider this an open-field search members.apsanet.org/CAREERS/eJob...

Proud academic Papa Bear moment. New @ripejournal.bsky.social article out by @sujeongshim.bsky.social & @yumipark.bsky.social on Federal Reserve swap lines & domestic politics in recipient countries.

📢 New paper w/ @sujeongshim.bsky.social 
in @ripejournal.bsky.social: We show how technical, low-salience international monetary cooperation—like the Federal Reserve’s currency swap lines—can shape public opinion and boost popularity of recipient governments during crises. doi.org/10.1080/0969...

Thrilled to welcome so many excellent scholars to EGB for the CBS-Princeton Money in Politics this Thursday and Friday. www.cbs.dk/files/cbs.dk... We are looking forward to two days of great presentations and discussions. Watch this space for some timely updates

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