Kenneth is a doctoral candidate and teaching fellow in the Department of History at Harvard University. He studies the social and political history of the...
Victoria S. Asbury is a PhD Candidate in Sociology at Harvard University. Her research draws upon multiple innovative methods, including computational text... Read more about Victoria Asbury
Natalie Ayers is a PhD student in the Department of Government. Her research interests include developing and applying computational methods, including... Read more about Natalie Ayers
Soubhik Barari studies communication, psychology, and behavior in American Politics. His research uses computational social science methods to understand... Read more about Soubhik Barari
W. E. B. Du Bois Professor of the Social Sciences, Dean of the Division of Social Sciences, Harvard College Professor
Lawrence D. Bobo is the W. E. B. Du Bois Professor of the Social Sciences at Harvard University where he holds appointments in the Department of Sociology...
Post-Doctoral student at IRISSO (University Paris-Dauphine)
Constantin studies the international movement for social indicators and OECD from 1971 to 2018 as well as fiscal sociology. His CV can be found... Read more about Constantin Brissaud
CAPS Study of the American Republic Fellow, 2022-23 Ph.D. Candidate in Sociology
Matthew's dissertation investigates how and why the Republican Party and right-wing media have become so entangled in recent decades, tracing the development... Read more about Matthew Brooke
Justin Brooks studies how American democratic institutions negotiate Black political subjectivity and, more particularly, how courts deploy constitutional... Read more about Justin Brooks
Phoebe Cai is a PhD candidate in the economics department. I am interested in the interaction of behavioral biases, technological change, and political belief... Read more about Phoebe Cai
Gwen Calais-Haase is a PhD Candidate with an academic focus on American Politics, Congress, Legislative Procedure, and Representation. She received her B.A.... Read more about Gwen Calais-Haase
Antonio's research is at the intersection of politics and computing. He studies the political economy of technology and information, including the influence,... Read more about Antonio Camara
Jeremiah Cha's research interests involve the study of American political institutions, particularly the U.S. Congress, and the effect that these structures... Read more about Jeremiah Cha
Sahil studies political economy, American history, and applied statistics. He is interested in the geographic and historical determinants of political and... Read more about Sahil Chinoy
Jane Choi studies culture, inequality, and education, in the Department of Sociology at Harvard University. Presently, she is interested in intra-racial and... Read more about Jane Choi
Masters Student, Harvard Government and Extension School
Nathan currently focuses on political communication as it relates to housing and homelessness. His research aims to empirically measure the impact of news... Read more about Nathan Clark
CAPS Fellow, 2022-23 Ph.D. Candidate in Government CAPS Research Assistant
My main research interests are in civic engagement and non-voting political behavior, such as attending city planning meetings, organizing ballot initiatives,... Read more about Aidan Connaughton
Assistant Professor of Government, Dartmouth College
Mia Costa studies political behavior in the U.S. and works at the intersection of several subfields: public opinion and political psychology, representation... Read more about Mia Costa
Mariana is a PhD candidate in Public Administration and Government at the Sao Paulo School of Business Administration (FGV) and research associate in the... Read more about Mariana Costa Silveira
Noah studies the role of geography in the advanced democracies, including the United States. He is particular interested in the efficacy of geographic appeals... Read more about Noah Daponte-Smith
Matthew Dardet's research integrates methodology, public opinion, and psychology to more precisely investigate political phenomena within the American context... Read more about Matthew Dardet
Noah Dasanaike is broadly interested in geography and behavior, particularly in a comparative and historical context (persistence, legacies, historical... Read more about Noah Dasanaike
