Erik Voeten Vincent Heddesheimer Hanno Hilbig Thank you for this super interesting paper. It also speaks to our work on the high cost of job displacement in carbon-intensive sectors in Germany: oecd-ilibrary.org/economics/the-…

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Julius Kölzer Another great piece of research by Erik Voeten (@Georgetown), Vincent Heddesheimer (@Princeton) et al. utilizing, among other things, our new 'transformation stress' indicator to understand the geographical pattern of rising AfD vote shares. Check it out👇

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This is spot-on what Dustin Tingley Nikhar Gaikwad and I show here:

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Climate policy preferences (and backlash) is driven by material abatement cost sensitivity, but these costs are perceived and projected at the community level. A wicked political problem

New Good Authority (from the team that published TMC) podcast where I talk with John Sides and Michael Tesler about the polls, the upcoming campaign, and other election related matters. Listen for a deep dive on what is likely and not likely to happen over the next 7 months.

I was very fortunate to be able to take a class with him in grad school. A giant across disciplinary boundaries and a kind man.

Friendshoring in action: Abu Dhabi fund offers to buy out investors fleeing China private equity for geopolitical reasons - on.ft.com/3vkziLd via Financial Times

Check out Erik Voeten's new Comparative Political Studies article. You might also like the piece he wrote in Good Authority about green policy backlash that featured his CPS article (when it was still a working paper) and other recent research on climate policies:

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