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Nicole Rae Baerg

Political Economy, Political Institutions, Central Banking, Political Text Analysis, Computational Social Science

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Estimating Central Bank Preferences paper to be presented in San Francisco

Our paper “Estimating Central Bank Prefernces” was selected for the 2015 APSA Pre-Conference on Political Communication, “#Disruption: Political Communication in a Digital Age.” The 13th annual Pre-Conference on will be held Wednesday, September 2, 2015, at the University of San Francisco in San Francisco, CA. Stop by to see our panel entitled Nothing but Text: Utilizing Text Analysis at the Cutting-edge

Panel Participants:

  • Whiteside, Craig (Naval War College Monterey). “Symbolic Violence as a Message: Deciphering the Islamic State’s Strategic Communications.”
  • Jaros, Kyle (Harvard University) and Jennifer Pan (Harvard University). “Where Does the Buck Stop? Using Large-Scale Text Analysis to Map the Political Ownership of Policymaking in China.”
  • Baerg, Nicole (University of Mannheim) and Will Lowe (Princeton University). “A Textual Taylor Rule: Estimating Central Bank Preferences Combining Topic and Scaling Methods.”
  • Kang, Taewoo (Washington State University). “On Campaign Websites: Partisan Differences?”
  • Jensen, Mike (University of Canberra). “Public Communication and Public Opinion: Understanding Public Opinion through Election Surveys and Tweet Analysis.”

Source:
PolCommSanFran2015

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