News + Media Current Headlines Benjamin Chang: Might technology tip the scales? February 10, 2020 MIT Political Science Sometimes, there shouldn't be an app for that: Charles Stewart III discusses the question of technology in voting February 5, 2020 MarketPlace Tech Best New Dataset Award January 21, 2020 Profesor In Song Kim is the recipient of the International Political Economy Society’s Best New Dataset Award for his LobbyView database. Impeachment and Iran: Adam Berinsky on whether bombing Iran will boost Trump's favorability January 11, 2020 Vox Did Trump bomb Iran to distract from impeachment? This reflects a broader view that presidents routinely start foreign conflicts to distract from domestic political troubles. Is that true? And if it is true, does it work? Apply to the MIT Washington DC Summer Internship Program January 9, 2020 More Headlines Op-Ed Coronavirus: Japan Sends Final Evacuation Flight February 12, 2020 The Diplomat Analysis: Iraqi Protesters Will Likely Push Forward Despite Violence By Marsin Alshamary February 7, 2020 PRI's The World More Op-Eds Quoted “the results of the study might be disheartening, but in the realm of misinformation, it is as important to figure out what existing programs don’t work as it is to figure out what programs might work.” -Adam Berinsky February 14, 2020 Scientific American More Quoted Multimedia "The key thing to watch is whether or not there's a second round of talks" More Multimedia
Sometimes, there shouldn't be an app for that: Charles Stewart III discusses the question of technology in voting February 5, 2020 MarketPlace Tech
Best New Dataset Award January 21, 2020 Profesor In Song Kim is the recipient of the International Political Economy Society’s Best New Dataset Award for his LobbyView database.
Impeachment and Iran: Adam Berinsky on whether bombing Iran will boost Trump's favorability January 11, 2020 Vox Did Trump bomb Iran to distract from impeachment? This reflects a broader view that presidents routinely start foreign conflicts to distract from domestic political troubles. Is that true? And if it is true, does it work?
Analysis: Iraqi Protesters Will Likely Push Forward Despite Violence By Marsin Alshamary February 7, 2020 PRI's The World
“the results of the study might be disheartening, but in the realm of misinformation, it is as important to figure out what existing programs don’t work as it is to figure out what programs might work.” -Adam Berinsky February 14, 2020 Scientific American
