Research Workshop in Political Economy
This seminar is closed to the public.
The Research Workshop in Political Economy (Government 3007) is a year-long graduate seminar that aims to encourage cross-disciplinary research and excellence in graduate training. Political economy is a research tradition that explores how institutions affect political and economic outcomes, and also applies formal theory and quantitative methods to study political institutions and behavior. The workshop emphasizes the development of dissertation proposals and is a place where regular attendants can present their research to an audience of committed and informed peers. It is open to graduate students, postdocs, and visiting scholars interested in political economy.
Chair
Mashail Malik
mashailmalik@fas.harvard.eduFaculty Associate (on leave).
Assistant Professor, Department of Government, Harvard University.
Research interests: Ethnic and racial politics; political psychology of identity; gender; immigration and internal migration; political accountability; and urban politics.
