I was reading a recent article today that cited a paper that seemed perfect for my research. I went to find the article. It does not exist. Totally made up. Should I let the journal know?

Come join us for the Local Political Economy (pre) Conference in Boston on September 2nd!! This year we'll have papers AND posters. Indicate your interest in presenting, discussing, or just attending by 4/30/26 here: forms.gle/bP16UPzRxfsk....

Local Political Economy Conference

APSA pre-Conference Wednesday September 2nd, 2026 (tentatively) 10am-6pm at the Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) Campus Happy Poster Hour reception 6-8pm to follow at the Bloomberg Center for Cities at H...

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Have you wondered why exactly it is that single-family zoning leads to racial segregation? I wrote this little article to figure it out. I use an agent based model to show it is a combination of race-based wealth inequality, homophily, & clustering of housing types in zoning maps.

Cambridge University Press Political Science & IR@cambup-polsci.cambridge.org · 6mo ago

#OpenAccess from @psrm.bsky.social - When restrictive economic zoning leads to racial segregation - https://cup.org/4ti5BDM "results indicate that land use regulations contribute to the maintenance of racial segregation across neighborhoods" - @trounstine.bsky.social #FirstView

New on first view at SAPD! Sarah Anzia and @trounstine.bsky.social on the growth of public sector unions

Cambridge University Press Political Science & IR@cambup-polsci.cambridge.org · last yr.

#OpenAccess from @studiesapd.bsky.social - The Growth of Public-Sector Unions in Early Twentieth-Century America - cup.org/45bQUI9 - Sarah F. Anzia & @trounstine.bsky.social #FirstView

Housing politics friends: please give me examples of policies that promote (not just allow for) race or class integration. I'm thinking of things like inclusionary zoning or scattered site public housing. THANKS!

Only one more week to apply for the Local Political Economy Conference in Vancouver, Wednesday, September 10, 2025! Apply here: forms.gle/92nJLW4VWrHz...

Local Political Economy Conference

APSA Pre-Conference Wednesday September 10th, 2025 (tentatively) 10am-5pm on the University of British Columbia (UBC) Campus Happy Hour reception to follow (Applications due June 30th)

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More updates from my massive local politics survey: City = 39% liberal, 36% moderate, 25% conservative Suburbs = 31% liberal, 38% moderate, 31% conservative City = 48% Democrats, 15% Ind., 37% Republican Suburbs = 42% Democrats, 16% Ind., 42% Republican

Just launched an enormous national survey on local politics. First interesting summary statistic: 36% oppose fair housing law!

Just got my 4th article rejection of 2024. The thought of revising and sending all 4 articles back out for review makes me so very tired.

Vanderbilt political science is searching for an assistant professor in American political behavior. Come join this amazing community! apply.interfolio.com/152973

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Local Political Economy Conference

APSA Pre-Conference Wednesday September 4th, 2024 10am-5pm on the Temple University Center City Campus Happy Hour reception to follow (Applications due April 30th)

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Please join us for the 2024 Local Political Economy pre-Conference in Philadelphia! forms.gle/o3EKZ4phquWy...

The state animal of Tennessee is the raccoon. Amazing choice.

Delivering a terrible lecture is such a cruddy feeling.

@profmusgrave.bsky.social please add me to the polisky feed

This is really cool!

Kyle Peyton@kylepeyton.bsky.social · 3y ago

Looking for friends from the bird site? This is working pretty well on Chrome: github.com/kawamataryo/...