In the months to come, AI layoffs could trigger a populist backlash, warn @beamagistro.bsky.social, @sborwein.bsky.social, @rmichaelalvarez.bsky.social, @bartbonikowski.bsky.social, and Peter Loewen. How should policymakers respond to AI’s harmful effects on employment?

New in @foreignaffairs.com w/ @sborwein.bsky.social @rmichaelalvarez.bsky.social @bartbonikowski.bsky.social and Peter Loewen. AI is already transforming labor markets, and governments risk repeating the mistakes they made with globalization www.foreignaffairs.com/united-state...

🚨The Toronto Political Behaviour Workshop🚨 Back for the 11th time with another great line up. Join us Nov 7-8. Details 👇🏼

In Canada, your degree may matter more than your bank account when it comes to investing in your child’s education. A quick thread 🧵

Congratulations to @sborwein.bsky.social, lead author on this article now on first view @cjps-rcsp.bsky.social. With @bdhuey.bsky.social Jim Farney. @equityed.bsky.social www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

NEW - Voter Sexism and Electoral Penalties for Women Candidates: Evidence from Four Democracies - cup.org/4m4smXP "observational research suggests sexism is prevalent and consequential for voter behaviour" - Rosalind Shorrocks, Elizabeth Ralph-Morrow & Roosmarijn de Geus #OpenAccess

Last time slot, yet another full house: Stellar end to our series of #EPSA2025 panels on AI and the knowledge economy! Great to see this scholarly community emerging, please get in touch if you want to be involved in future initiatives!

#OpenAccess from @cjps-rcsp.bsky.social Place Types - cup.org/44cNqVq "...we propose a new typology of geographic places for use in advancing Canadian politics research on the political effects of place..." @sborwein.bsky.social & @jacklucas.bsky.social #FirstView

"Place Types." Excited that this paper with @sborwein.bsky.social is now available. We develop a new typology of place types in Canada at a fairly fine-grained level of geography, and then show how these place types relate to Canadian politics. doi.org/10.1017/S000...

#OpenAccess from @cjps-rcsp.bsky.social - Place Types - cup.org/44cNqVq "...we propose a new typology of geographic places for use in advancing Canadian politics research on the political effects of place..." - @sborwein.bsky.social & @jacklucas.bsky.social #FirstView

@northeasternu.bsky.social could not have made a better choice!!!

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With the federal election approaching, I’m excited to share insights on how Canadians' vote intentions have shifted since 1945. This forthcoming CJPS paper, with @jacklucas.bsky.social, Dave Armstrong, and @eplusgg.bsky.social, features a public dataset, R package, and Shiny app—more details below!

Happy to have our new paper out in EJPR (with @jacklucas.bsky.social, Tyler Romualdi, Zack Taylor, Dave Armstrong and Katie McCoy). Has Canadian urban-rural *policy* disagreement widened since the 1990s? We find little evidence it has.👇 for more.

Fascinating look at the political implications of AI and partisan differences by @beamagistro.bsky.social @sborwein.bsky.social @rmichaelalvarez.bsky.social @bartbonikowski.bsky.social & Loewen in @ajpseditor.bsky.social doi.org/10.1111/ajps...

Happy to have our newest paper out @ajpseditor.bsky.social, with @beamagistro.bsky.social @rmichaelalvarez.bsky.social @bartbonikowski.bsky.social and Peter Loewen. We examine public responsiveness to the multidimensional trade-offs between job and price changes relating to AI and offshoring.👇

A great thread from @beamagistro.bsky.social on some of our recent work.

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: Caltech CSSPP is thrilled to announce a call for abstracts for the Conference “Navigating the New Frontier: The Political and Economic Implications of AI,” on September 13-14, 2024 at Caltech. Send your abstract by March 31st! lindeinstitute.caltech.edu/events/csspp...

Excited to share my latest paper out at PSRM "Attitudes toward automation and the demand for policies addressing job loss: the effects of information about trade-offs" with Peter Loewen, @bartbonikowski.bsky.social, @sborwein.bsky.social and @blakelw.bsky.social.Open access here: bit.ly/49gEWg3

Online first: "Perceived technological threat and vote choice: evidence from 15 European democracies" by @sborwein.bsky.social @bartbonikowski.bsky.social Peter John Loewen @blakelw.bsky.social & @beamagistro.bsky.social doi.org/10.1080/0140...