Enik Rising

I'm just back from a truly delightful meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association in Chicago. Other than a creepy me-stalking m...

Last year, Dan Butler and David Broockman published an article  showing that African American constituents who wrote to state legislators we...

Relatively light blogging for now, as I'm at APSA in Seattle. I'll be posting occasionally to Twitter , and I hope to attend the Mon...

I'm on my way to the Political Networks conference in Ann Arbor. I was signed up to take a day-long course on exponential-family random...

I posted earlier about the King, Orlando, and Sparks paper , but I wanted to recommend a few other interesting papers that caught my eye at ...

Steve Greene and I have been working on our analysis of the effect of roll call votes on the electoral fortunes of Democratic House incumbe...

I attended a wonderful APSA panel (not an oxymoron!) called "What Political Scientists Can Offer Journalists."  (Nice writeups her...

Sorr that I haven't had much chance to blog any of my experiences at APSA last week.  I encourage you to read Jon Bernstein's accoun...

Anyone who has attended recent APSA conferences knows that the “audience” for many panels, even on the official program, is now no more than...

I'm at the State Politics and Policy conference right now.  In addition to the usual panels on, well, state politics and policy, there ...

Well, I'm back from the Midwest Political Science Association.  While I blogged nothing, I Tweeted quite a bit, enjoying the challenge o...

I'm on my way to the annual conference of the Midwest Political Science Association in Chicago.  Looking forward to four nights of revel...