Does Transparency Inhibit Political Compromise?

Overview of attention for article published in American Journal of Political Science, September 2020

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11 Jan 2022

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Congratulations @jhkirkland1 for your and Jeff Harden's winning paper! Check out, "Does Transparency Inhibit Political Compromise?" in the American Journal of Political Science.

04 Oct 2021

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We have co-winners for Best Published Paper award for the first time! First, up, Jeff Harden and @jhkirkland1 for their @AJPS_Editor paper "Does Transparency Inhibit Political Compromise?" https://t.co/vBTlC4djjD

29 Sep 2021

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@eitanhersh Jeff Harden and I wrote a piece on open meetings, and have a book project currently under review on the topic: https://t.co/IIT12IFbLC

29 Jun 2021

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