Assistant Professor @BrownUniversity researching Chinese foreign policy, bureaucratic politics and international security | Formerly DoD
Cambridge, MA
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Can advisers really shape foreign policy at the highest levels? In a new piece @IntOrgJournal, @jkertzer, @notericmin, Schub and I present a theory and empirical tests arguing that they can, but the reason why might be different from what you would think.
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Advisers and Aggregation in Foreign Policy Decision Making — @tcjost recently co-authored a paper for the peer-reviewed journal @IntOrgJournal on how advisers affect foreign policy.
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I’ve been teaching this in my international affairs class — so happy to see final version in print!
Can advisers really shape foreign policy at the highest levels? In a new piece @IntOrgJournal, @jkertzer, @notericmin, Schub and I present a theory and empirical tests arguing that they can, but the reason why might be different from what you would think.
cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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New in @IntOrgJournal w @tcjost @notEricMin & Schub:
We combine computational methods with uniquely rich Cold War archival evidence to study how advisers matter in foreign policy.
Where advisers stand doesn't just depend on where they sit.
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The coolest paper you'll read this year by a dream team of thoughtful and kind people -- check it out!
Can advisers really shape foreign policy at the highest levels? In a new piece @IntOrgJournal, @jkertzer, @notericmin, Schub and I present a theory and empirical tests arguing that they can, but the reason why might be different from what you would think.
cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Wow will dig into
Can advisers really shape foreign policy at the highest levels? In a new piece @IntOrgJournal, @jkertzer, @notericmin, Schub and I present a theory and empirical tests arguing that they can, but the reason why might be different from what you would think.
cambridge.org/core/journals/…
The findings provide some of the most systematic evidence to date showing both that advisers matter and that they do so because of their worldviews, complementing recent work by @ProfSaunders @ProfRickyClark @eriklg @lindsayrdolan @don_casler @minjulisettekim @Andy_J_Payne &+
This broadly suggests that scholarship on leaders by @dbyman, @jeffdcolgan, @JohnPHarden, @josh_byun, @carsonaust & many+ were right that decision-makers have agency, but also that there is a complementary story to be told about the advisers and bureaucrats behind these leaders.
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'The Politics of Promotion and Survival in China's Foreign Affairs System' - Tyler Jost @tcjost @BrownUniversity @WatsonInstitute speaking at China Centre, 28 November, 12:00 GMT. All welcome. talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/c9c6…
