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Collaborator on a team proposal from U of Houston Political Science to Carnegie ``Social Media Regulation and Election Integrity: The Domestic- International Connection'' - filed March 15 2021

 

Dov Levin and Nikolay Marinov filed a proposal ``Fixing the Horse-Race: New Directions in the Study of Election Interventions'' with NSF on August 17th, 2020.

Jan 15 2020, Jordan Tama of American University and Marinov applied to the NSF with a grant proposal titled ``Commitment, Delegation, and Effectiveness: U.S. Statements and Actions on Sanctions''.  

On January 12, 2020, Simon Hug of University of Geneva and Marinov applied for a grant to study election interventions and civil war.  

We have filed a grant proposal for review with the German Science Foundation (DFG) on August 2nd, 2019, 

Proposal for a Research Cafe for APSA 2018: "Computational Analysis of Text and Big Data: Advances in Comparative Politics and Beyond".  Submitted to Comparative Politics (2nd preference Methods) on January 4th, 2018.

NELDA is powering research in Science: Kudos to David Lazer and team. NELDA updates coming soon, hopefully, with links to various online resources that make it even more usable. Create public goods and push them down the river.

In a new paper in the APSR, Bubeck and Marinov from the University of Mannheim show why and when states support candidates in other countries’ elections, and what that does to democracy.

"Do Public Fund Windfalls Increase Corruption? Evidence From a Natural Disaster" has been accepted for publication, is at proofs stage.

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