Brian Greenhill

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Political Scientist at University at Albany, SUNY. Research focuses on international organizations, human rights, and climate change.
Websitehttps://briangreenhill.com/
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The Boston University School of Public Health is withdrawing from Twitter.

The dean’s thoughtful, nuanced explanation raises the question: Why are other institutions still there?

https://www.bu.edu/sph/news/articles/2022/reconsidering-our-engagement-with-twitter/

Reconsidering our School's Engagement with Twitter

USA: President attempts coup. He leaves office and continues grifting and lying and sowing division and is now running for re-election.

PERU: President attempts coup. He's impeached, arrested and thrown in jail.

When I hear about the coup attempt in Germany & the desire of these violent extremists to insert Prince Heinrich XIII of Reuss as the leader after a planned execution of the German chancellor, it sounds ludicrous, laughable. But that's the thing: These people are deadly serious.

Because the plots of these anti-democratic extremists often seem so ludicrous, they can succeed because the public--& too many leaders--don't take them seriously enough. This tendency is how Trump got as far as he did.

Literally no Democrat cares if Hunter Biden is prosecuted if he committed crimes. He's not elected—we're not a cult. In fact, if he committed a crime, prosecute him! Be our guest!

We just call it *absurd* that MAGAs—who let Kushner & Ivanka make $640M while "government employees" and get $2B after leaving the White House, under wildly suspicious means from a murderous dictator—now pretend to care about alleged Biden nepotism.

We see your shameless, dangerous hypocrisy.

How it started: How it's going:
Grateful for President Joe Biden’s statement

RT @[email protected]

Excited to say that our paper on traffic stops and voter turnout is live at @[email protected]! Much like incarceration, we find that stops reduce voter turnout in federal elections. @[email protected]

It’s open access, so give it a read!
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/american-political-science-review/article/ticketing-and-turnout-the-participatory-consequences-of-lowlevel-police-contact/184A410DFF3DC72F4B9667C8CA3E0730

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/jbenmenachem/status/1598688235689050116

Ticketing and Turnout: The Participatory Consequences of Low-Level Police Contact | American Political Science Review | Cambridge Core

Ticketing and Turnout: The Participatory Consequences of Low-Level Police Contact - Volume 117 Issue 3

Cambridge Core

Interested in #OralHistory, admin #politics, & #AIEthics? Join us for a virtual conversation tomorrow, Wed Nov 30 at 12:30 PM EST:

Register: https://bit.ly/3XJSTh4

We'll discuss histories of the present, the narrative challenges of #writing abt #technology & #bureaucracy & lessons from global storygathering during COVID.

Automated decision making! The digital transformation of the #WelfareState! Studs Terkel!

#Welfare #Automation #STS #DataScience #SocialServices #Care #PoliticalScience

Interesting story in the Washington Post today on the rightward trend over at Twitter https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/11/27/musk-followers-bernie-cruz/
High-profile Republicans gain followers in first weeks of Musk’s reign

Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have lost tens of thousands of followers, while Republicans such as Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene have seen big increases.

The Washington Post
#Introduction I am a political scientist at the University at Albany, SUNY. My research and teaching focuses on international organizations, human rights, and climate change. I'm originally from Glasgow, Scotland and now live in Delmar, NY with my wife, two kids, and 🐕. Happy to have left that other place for Mastodon!