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March 2021

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28	1 "Structure Learning and the Origin of Reference Points," Sam Gershman, Harvard University March 1, 2021	2	3 Mini-Talks in American Politics & Public Policy, Angele Delevoye and Collin Schumock, Yale March 3, 2021	4 "CausalQueries: Make, Update, and Query Causal Models," Macartan Humphreys, WZB March 4, 2021	5 "Excel Basics," with Barbara Esty March 5, 2021 "Making the Public Work: The Politics of Mass Transit in Latin America," Alisha Holland, Harvard University March 5, 2021	6
	"Structure Learning and the Origin of Reference Points," Sam Gershman, Harvard University March 1, 2021		Mini-Talks in American Politics & Public Policy, Angele Delevoye and Collin Schumock, Yale March 3, 2021	"CausalQueries: Make, Update, and Query Causal Models," Macartan Humphreys, WZB March 4, 2021	"Excel Basics," with Barbara Esty March 5, 2021 "Making the Public Work: The Politics of Mass Transit in Latin America," Alisha Holland, Harvard University March 5, 2021
7	8	9	10 "Who is to Blame? How Polarization Distorts Democratic Accountability," Samara Klar, University of Arizona March 10, 2021	11	12	13
			"Who is to Blame? How Polarization Distorts Democratic Accountability," Samara Klar, University of Arizona March 10, 2021
14	15	16	17 "Partisan Selectivity in Blame Attribution: Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic," Matt Graham, George Washington University March 17, 2021	18 "Displacement Effects in a Hot Spot Policing Intervention in Medellin: Inference and Pitfalls," Guillaume Basse, Stanford University March 18, 2021	19 "Writing for a Public Audience," Julia Azari, Marquette University March 19, 2021	20
			"Partisan Selectivity in Blame Attribution: Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic," Matt Graham, George Washington University March 17, 2021	"Displacement Effects in a Hot Spot Policing Intervention in Medellin: Inference and Pitfalls," Guillaume Basse, Stanford University March 18, 2021	"Writing for a Public Audience," Julia Azari, Marquette University March 19, 2021
21	22 "Initial Progress on the Science of Science," Dashun Wang, Northwestern University March 22, 2021	23	24	25	26 "How to Research Legislative History," John Dearborn, Yale March 26, 2021	27
	"Initial Progress on the Science of Science," Dashun Wang, Northwestern University March 22, 2021				"How to Research Legislative History," John Dearborn, Yale March 26, 2021
28	29	30 ISPS Democracy Series: Safe seats and female (under)representation in the U.S. Congress March 30, 2021	31 "(Mis)Informed: What Americans Know About Social Groups and Why it Matters for Politics," Marisa Abrajano, UC San Diego March 31, 2021	1	2	3
		ISPS Democracy Series: Safe seats and female (under)representation in the U.S. Congress March 30, 2021	"(Mis)Informed: What Americans Know About Social Groups and Why it Matters for Politics," Marisa Abrajano, UC San Diego March 31, 2021