This conference is by invitation only. Please contact Pam Greene for information.
The Yale Center for the Study of American Politics is holding its Summer Conference on June 10-11, 2013. This annual event brings together scholars and graduate students from Yale and other academic institutions to present and discuss a broad range of cutting-edge research in American politics. This year's conference features six papers being presented by Kevin Arceneaux (Temple University), Adam Bonica (Stanford University), Ernesto Dal Bo (UC Berkeley), Justin Grimmer (Stanford University), Shigeo Hirano and Michael Ting (Columbia University), and Gautam Rao (UC Berkeley). Six graduate students will also present their work during a poster board session on the first evening of the conference.
The Center for the Study of American Politics was created to promote the work of scholars in the field of American politics. Using a broad set of methodological approaches and enjoying the advantages of deep knowledge of American politics, Americanists have made signal contributions to our understanding of political institutions and behavior. The Yale Center for the Study of American Politics is dedicated to furthering this intellectual tradition.