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APSA 2015 Photo Recap Thursday

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We pulled a few photos from Thursday’s events. Enjoy.

APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco
APSA 2015 in San Francisco

 

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- Howard Eissenstat
After the Southwest jet’s emergency landing, will Congress change airline safety rules?
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The NRA sees a bleak Hobbesian world. So why does it want to arm individuals with guns?
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Flawed climate science paper “exposed potential weaknesses” in the peer review process
- Victoria Stern
Weekend reads: A new publishing scam; reproducibility as a political weapon; prosecuting predatory publishers
- Ivan Oransky
That study reporting worrisome levels of zinc in tuna? It’s being retracted
- Alison McCook
After issuing dozens of corrections to high-profile book, historian shuts down his blog
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Political science has a #metoo moment
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Research problems at Australian university hit the news
- Victoria Stern
Caught Our Notice: Why did Reuters remove a 3.5-year-old story?
- Alison McCook
Nutrition paper claims intervention cuts child obesity. Experts disagree.
- Alison McCook
“Youth Guru” loses turkey-neck paper that overlapped with book chapter
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Don’t like a paper, but don’t want to retract it? Just issue an “editorial statement”
- Nick Stockton
If the national economy is the same for everyone, why is there so much disagreement?
- David Fortunato
A risk worth taking? The effect of information in the Brexit referendum
- Davide Morisi
Legal scrubbing or renegotiation? A text-as-data analysis of how the EU smuggled an investment court into its trade agreement with Canada
- Wolfgang Alschner
Partisan motivated reasoning drives opinions on climate change among citizens and elites in the US
- Toby Bolsen
“Ivan S., rapist, soon to be Swiss” or when male migrants are pictured as a sexual danger
- Oriane Sarrasin
Double Effort for Ethnic Minorities to Get Job Interviews
- Didier Ruedin
On the Difficulty of Forecasting “Winners” in Parliamentary Elections
- Garrett Glasgow
Immigration and the Demise of Political Trust
- Lauren McLaren
Cabinet Formation and Portfolio Distribution in European Multiparty Systems
- Florian Hollenbach
The State and Future of Political Methodology
- Andreas Murr
GMI + JG = paid work as a choice for all
- John Quiggin
Superstitious
- Belle Waring
Sunday photoblogging: sculpture of divers, Oslo
- Chris Bertram
What’s in a name?
- John Quiggin
Economics in Two Lessons, Chapter 9
- John Quiggin
Spiritualism and Uncanny Fiction
- John Holbo
Blowing stuff up
- John Quiggin
Sunday photoblogging: woods outside Madison, Wisconsin
- Chris Bertram
Hackery or heresy
- John Quiggin
The History of the Uncanny Valley?
- John Holbo
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