Essex Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis
Session 3 – 7th – 18th August
3B Quantitative Text Analysis – Nicole Baerg
News
London School of Economics Blog Post
My research with Mark Hallerberg was highlighted by the LSE in the blog post “An uneven playing field: Larger EU member states receive weaker Commission oversight than smaller states”
Washington Post’s @monkeycageblog reports on the EU and fiscal policy
See our research on the euro crisis highlighted in my recent Monkey Cage post
Washington Post’s @monkeycageblog reports on immigration and elections
See our research on immigration highlighted in my recent Monkey Cage post
IPE at the LSE
I’m excited to be presenting a chapter from my fortcoming book, “Crafting Consensus” at the LSE’s IPE Workshop in London on January 29, 2016. You can read a paper version of the talk here (broken link)
Our paper Instability in the Stability and Growth Pact is accepted at CPS
Ever wondered if it was powerful Member States or weaker Member States that weakened the Stability and Growth Pact? We find that Large Member States such as Germany and France as well as Euroskeptic Member States helped to erode the watchdog function of the European Commission. Our paper (with Mark Hallerberg) was accepted for publication and is forthcoming at Comparative Political Studies. You can check it out on First View here