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Omar Wasow research mentioned in Washington Post

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July 24, 2020
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Tanushree Goyal
October 8, 2026

Tanushree Goyal wins 2026 Lawrence Longley Award

Tanushree Goyal has a received the 2026 Lawrence Longley Award from the American Political Science Association for an article exploring local political representation as a pathway to power in India.
Jonathan Mummolo
October 7, 2026

Jonathan Mummolo Tapped to Lead Center for Data-Driven Social Science

Mummolo, associate professor of politics and public affairs whose research studies bureaucratic politics and political behavior, was named the interim director of DDSS in August.
Arthur Spirling
October 6, 2026

New Academic unit, DaIS, will be co-led by Arthur Spirling, the Class of 1987 Professor of Politics.

The new academic unit will be co-led by Arthur Spirling, the Class of 1987 Professor of Politics, and Tom Griffiths, the Henry R. Luce Professor of Information Technology, Consciousness, and

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