How to use satire to disrupt corruption
Why do academics feel the need to speak out about political crises?
Think Europe's chaotic coalitions couldn't happen here? Just watch if Keir Starmer gets in
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Is this the end for Boris Johnson?
Can Government Policies Moderate Political Backlash to Structural Change?
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(co-authored with Reto Bürgisser and Silja Häusermann).
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(co-authored with Reto Bürgisser and Silja Häusermann).
Drying Up Trust? Extreme Weather and Differential Disaffection in Brazil and Mexico
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The role of intuitive process in judgement and behaviour concerning corruption
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Making and Breaking Governments 2.0: Using A1 to Build Better Theory
Theoretical models have struggled to make sharp predictions of which governments form in parliamentary systems and how long these governments last. We develop an AI algorithm to solve an analytically intractable coalition bargaining game. While AI models have penetrated most aspects of daily life, they have largely been ignored by political scientists. Formidable successes by AI models in solving games like Chess, Go, and especially a bluffing game like Poker, suggest they also have the potential to attack difficult political games.