The Political Networks Online Colloquium aims to bring together a community of scholars to provide feedback on ongoing research about political networks. Each month we will meet for one hour to discus...

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Paper: "Workplace Networks and Civil Society Organizations in Autocracies: Evidence from Jordan" Author: Elizabeth K. Parker-Magyar (Weatherhead Center for International Affairs) Discussants: Consu...

Paper: "Can Social Networks Counter Support for Political Violence? Evidence from a Network Dyad Experiment" Authors: Erin Rossiter (University of Notre Dame), Carly Wayne, and Taylor Carlson (Washin...

Political Networks (Section 41) The purpose of the Political Networks organized section is to promote intellectual exchange among scholars regarding the

Paper: "Watch the Company You Keep: Elite Networks and Political Repression" Author: Manuel Vogt (University College London) Discussants: Jane Esberg (University of Pennsylvania) & Erik Wang (New Yo...