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The International Methods Colloquium

An online colloquium for quantitative social science methodology

supported by Wake Forest University and sponsored by Springer Publishing.
Principal Investigator: Dr. Justin Esarey, Department of Politics and International Affairs, Wake Forest University

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Roundtable Discussion on Teaching Political Methodology

May 7

Roundtable Discussion on Teaching Political Methodology

International Methods Colloquium on April 30, 2021. The IMC hosted a roundtable discussion on teaching political methodology. This...

Oliver Rittmann, "Video-as-Data Methods for Political Science Research"

Apr 23

Oliver Rittmann, "Video-as-Data Methods for Political Science Research"

International Methods Colloquium on April 23, 2021. Oliver Rittmann (University of Mannheim) presented a talk entitled "Video-as-Data...

Alexandra Siegel, "Can Exposure to Celebrities Reduce Prejudice?"

Apr 19

Alexandra Siegel, "Can Exposure to Celebrities Reduce Prejudice?"

International Methods Colloqiuium on April 16, 2021. Alexandra Siegel (University of Colorado-Boulder) presented a talk entitled "Can...

Josef Woldense, "Upending Assumptions for Better Interview Sampling"

Apr 10

Josef Woldense, "Upending Assumptions for Better Interview Sampling"

International Methods Colloquium on April 9, 2021. Josef Woldense (University of Minnesota, Department of African American and African...

Pedro Rodriguez, "Models for Context-Specific Description and Inference in Political Science"

Apr 5

Pedro Rodriguez, "Models for Context-Specific Description and Inference in Political Science"

International Methods Colloquium on April 2, 2021. Pedro Rodriguez (Vanderbilt University) presented a talk entitled: "Embedding...

Cameron Wimpy, "Interpretation and Application of Spatial Regression Models in Political Science"

Mar 19

Cameron Wimpy, "Interpretation and Application of Spatial Regression Models in Political Science"

International Methods Colloquium on March 19, 2021. Cameron Wimpy (University of Arkansas) presented a talk entitled "On the...

Magdalena Bennett, "Generalization of a Regression Discontinuity Design Away from the Cutoff"

Mar 12

Magdalena Bennett, "Generalization of a Regression Discontinuity Design Away from the Cutoff"

International Methods Colloquium on March 12, 2021. Magdalena Bennett (UT Austin McCombs School of Business) presented a talk entitled...

Justin Grimmer, "Naïve regression requires weaker assumptions than factor models"

Mar 5

Justin Grimmer, "Naïve regression requires weaker assumptions than factor models"

International Methods Colloquium on March 5, 2021. Justin Grimmer (Stanford University) presented a talk entitled "Naïve regression...

Shuai Jin, "When Public Opinion Wins: The Big U-Turn in Propaganda of Human Gene Editing in China"

Mar 1

Shuai Jin, "When Public Opinion Wins: The Big U-Turn in Propaganda of Human Gene Editing in China"

International Methods Colloquium on February 26, 2021. Shuai Jin (University of Massachusetts, Boston) presented a talk entitled "When...

Zoe Nemerever, "Measuring the Rural Continuum in Political Science"

Feb 19

Zoe Nemerever, "Measuring the Rural Continuum in Political Science"

International Methods Colloquium on February 19, 2021. Zoe Nemerever (University of California, San Diego) presented a talk entitled...

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