Silver lining: in other work /w Andreas Kern Mirko Heinzel Saliha Metinsoy in Governance Journal we show that female cabinet representation mitigates the adverse effects of #IMF #austerity on #women in the public sector. Read the paper here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/go…

Thanks for the shout-out WEP Journal: Overlap between IOs keeps them alive, rather than furthering their demise. I argue that member states have an interest in upholding overlaps to reap forum-shopping benefits. Open access: doi.org/10.1080/014023…

Special thanks to Julia Gray for encouraging me to work on this article! Thank you also to Hylke Dijkstra, Benjamin Faude, Diana Panke, Mette Eilstrup-Sangiovanni, Ueli Staeger, Sören Stapel, Martin C. Steinwand, participants of European University Institute & NestIOr workshops, & Oliver Westerwinter and his RAs.

Fantastic GCID event today at UofGARC showcasing excellent global development research from Scottish universities. Come and check out our poster to learn about earmarked funding and aid effectiveness! UofG Social Sciences Scotland's International Development Alliance ScotGovID 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office @UKRI_news

Our RIO PEIO/RIO article introduces new data on IO funding structures for 50 donors and >300 IOs from 1990-2020 and shows that donors reward performance with more earmarked funding. We acknowledge generous funding from @UKRI_news. Open-access link: doi.org/10.1007/s11558…

We join recent data collections for comparative analysis of IOs by e.g. Ricky Clark @S_Eckhard Hylke Dijkstra @Ranjit_lall1 Magnus Lundgren Thomas Sommerer Sören Stapel Jonas Tallberg @atokhi22 & PublishWhatYouFund #GPEDC @OECDDev MOPAN. Data access: doi.org/10.7910/DVN/WC…

Excited to contribute to this Cambridge University Press book and so glad to see it out! My chapter develops a political economy theory of informal organizations, arguing that #IIGOs generate club benefits and #TGIs allow states to share reputational risks. cambridge.org/core/books/inf…

Still relevant given current developments at #BRICS & the #GPEDC... Charles B. Roger Benjamin Faude Sam Rowan Thomas Hale Jack Taggart Miles Kahler @mer29Eilstrup Arne Ruckert Michael W. Manulak alvise favotto David Hagebölling Andrew D Lugg Michal Kolmaš Sarka Kolmasova PEIO/RIO DVPW Early Career-Gruppe Int. Beziehungen

One day left to apply to this great postdoctoral position with Adina Dudau and myself as part of the EU Horizon-funded @BridgeGap_EU consortium. jobs.ac.uk/job/DHI081/res… - PEIO/RIO @DVPW_IPE @DVPW @UNCACcoalition Transparency International UK U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre @AntiCorruptBlog @UNDPGain Centre for the Study of Corruption

Paper /w Andreas Kern Patrick Shea in the Journal of Conflict Resolution showing China loans boost the survival of political leaders. Building off excellent research Axel Dreher Anna Gelpern Austin Strange Christoph Trebesch @AlexaZeitz on China's official finance. doi.org/10.1177/002200…

Implication: More transparency is needed - reiterating Kathleen (Katie) Brown Ben Cormier. @IMF_News programs could be an entry point for more fiscal accountability. Side effect: corrupt leaders who use China loans are thrown out of office earlier. doi.org/10.1007/s11127… Public Choice

Delighted to kick off the ECPR SG on International Relations (SGIR) 💙💛 Summer School in IR UofG Soc & Pol Sci UofG Social Sciences UofGARC with courses by Patrick Bayer Stephanie Hofmann @kateweaverUT Leo Baccini, & policy keynotes by Susan Coughtrie (Foreign Policy Centre) John Edward 🌍 (Scottish Council on Global Affairs). Welcome to our student participants!

We are hiring! #Job search for Head of Division in Politics & International Studies (Full Professor) UofG Soc & Pol Sci. Come an join a fantastic place - apply by 16 August here: jobs.ac.uk/job/DIW114/hea… - DVPW 🦣 @[email protected] European Consortium for Political Research PEIO/RIO The Political Studies Association

New article /w Andreas Kern Davide Romelli in @JEPP_journal: Women are more likely to be appointed to central bank boards when a country faces a sovereign debt crisis. We find improvements in monetary policy outcomes after women's appointments. Open access: doi.org/10.1080/135017…

Retweeting this great #academic #job opportunity: Assistant or Associate Professor of Democratic Development, Backsliding and Capacity Building The LBJ School UT Austin. Open until filled: faculty.utexas.edu/career/144993

New article /w Mirko Heinzel @Zaccaria_GF in Global Policy: When do IO policies align with the preferences of key constituencies? Read here: doi.org/10.1111/1758-5… - thanks to UK Research and Innovation for generous support. UofG Soc & Pol Sci PEIO/RIO @DVPW_IPOE ECPR SG on International Relations (SGIR) 💙💛

Using data from 269 World Bank country surveys from 2012 to 2022 we find that #WorldBank spending aligns with recipient preferences more when they have institutional means of participation and less when donors use restrictive funding types. doi.org/10.1111/1758-5…

Looking forward /w Max-Otto Baumann to moderating our expert panel on 'Financing IOs in an age of disorder' /w Andrew G Hyde Tianhan Gui Ueli Staeger Samantha Custer on 25 September. Updated picture :) UofG Soc & Pol Sci IDOS_research OECD Development