It’s an honor to receive a recognition from one of my favorite APSA sections!!

Political Networks@politicalnetworks.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Join me in congratulating APSA Political Networks Section Award Winners (2026) Best Conference Paper: @howardhliu.bsky.social (USC), Ching-Hsuan Su (NPU), and Yi-Ying Wang (NTKU) Title:“Keeping it Secret: Surveillance, Informant Networks, and the Protection of Informants in Authoritarian Regimes”

Russia, Venezuela, Iran, China, the Sahel region, the United States ... Want to know why state agents carry out brutal repression — or participate in illegal coups? Our new book "Making a Career in Dictatorship" provides answers — it just got published by @academic.oup.com: tinyurl.com/ystwm3tf

I'm really looking forward to David Carter's talk in our department's speaker series today! Thanks to my colleagues, @howardhliu.bsky.social & @samuel-bagg.bsky.social, the co-organizers of our department's speaker series, for organizing this!

Save the date! PolNet & PaCSS 2025 are joining forces at Harvard and Northeastern on August 11–14, 2025—workshops on Aug 11–12, conference on Aug 13–14. Stay tuned for details on CFP, registration, and more. See you at #PolNetPaCSS2025!

To celebrate my (belated) permanent migration to #bluesky, I would like to shamelessly share my recent publication with Cecilia Mo and Christopher Paik on war experience and refugee acceptance in Korea at journal of conflict resolution 🧵 journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1...

Can a Sense of Shared War Experience Increase Refugee Acceptance? - Ji Yeon Hong, Cecilia Hyunjung Mo, Christopher Paik, 2024

How can one increase openness towards conflict refugees in states that have experienced conflict? While highlighting shared war experience may reduce hostility ...

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