So much happening in the world. It's hard to feel like anything matters besides doing what we can to be a force for good (which I am). Despite this feeling insignificant in the larger scheme of things, I have a new paper out & I hope folks will read it: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

There is no bias in the decision making process, we relied on the expert judgments of outside letter writers. And I personally selected each of the letter writers to assure fairness.

We are cracking down on protesters in the same manner as our aspirational peer institutions. It’s a KPI in the strategic plan.

Great to see our piece with Claire Dupont and Jeff Rosamond on expertise and climate policy go free access for a limited time as part of this collection

You never forget the first time you learn universities’ overhead rates on external grants.

Holy hell. The Lincoln Project is bringing it with this one.

#COPPR24 attendees, don't forget to mark your calendars!
Join us on May 15th and May 16th at 8:00 am for our coffee & breakfast meetings ☕️🍳🥞🥗
Let's start our days right with a boost of energy and engaging conversations!

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I've reached a surreal point in my career. I'm now sometimes anonymously arguing with anonymous reviewers about what Jones meant when he wrote X.

Love this pick.

For over 20 years I’ve had the pleasure of doing research on environmental governance with my friend Andrea Gerlak. We pulled together some of what we’ve learned on learning in this Cambridge Element. Free to download for 2 weeks!

Very excited to announce that we have once again been named by U.S. News & World Report as one of the Best High Schools in the United States in 2024. Another Top 10 in ranking in Tennessee and a Top 100 Magnet School in America!

This may be my single favorite thing the government has done this millennium! Thank you Bernie, thank you Biden, thank you Sunrise Movement 🌅

Check out our piece about the relationship between hearing anti Critical Race Theory (CRT) policy narratives, public opinion, and trust in public schools with Melissa Arnold Lyon (Mimi) and Rebecca Jacobsen!

NEW SPECIAL ISSUE INITIATIVE!
Click the link to learn more: psjblog.net/2024/04/19/cal…

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🚨 Another new one from Issue 2⃣ by Samuel Workman, Scott Robinson, & Tracey Bark!

'Organisation, information processing, and policy change in US federal bureaucracies' 🇺🇸

doi.org/10.1332/030557…

PSJ is seeking submissions for a special issue on power in policy theory research. Looking forward to your insights on this critical topic!

Call for Papers: PSJ Special Issue on Power in Policy Theory Research psjblog.net/2024/04/19/cal…

A massive shoutout to all the amazing folks who’ve worked tirelessly to push PSJ to the top! We’re so thankful for you all!

Charting the Rise: Celebrating Two Decades of PSJ’s Impact and International Collaboration psjblog.net/2024/04/19/cha…

🌟 Reminder to RSVP for the NPF/ACF Scholars Dinner at COPPR! 🌟

If you haven't already, please make sure to RSVP for our upcoming dinner. We need to finalize the headcount by Saturday, so your response would be greatly appreciated!

link below⬇️

Might be my favorite Raider these days

Proud to share our latest publication in PSJ where Christopher Weible and I seek to understand how emotions contribute to coalition dynamics in transgender healthcare debates.
Check it out: doi.org/10.1111/psj.12…