How do different forms of repression operate together, and how do these measures shape public attitudes? Drawing on evidence from Turkey, Buffett Research Fellow Ulaş Erdoğdu (@polisciatnu.bsky.social) co-authored research seeking to answer this question. Read: academic.oup.com/jpr/advance-...

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Huge thanks to the many colleagues for great conversations at @apsa.bsky.social American Political Science Association conference, and special shout out to @polisciatnu.bsky.social alumni and grad students who joined me on Emerson College's beautiful urban campus for our reception on Boston Common!

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The symposium was organized by Buffett Faculty Fellow Sally Nuamah (@polisciatnu.bsky.social) and Dotun Ayobade (@nuschoolofcomm.bsky.social) alongside Reginold Royston (@uwmadison.bsky.social) and Kwabena Opoku-Agyemang (University of Ghana).

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More than 100 artists, technologists, and business leaders joined live performances and discussions ranging from African autonomy in the age of AI and the future of African cultural performance. Learn more: www.africanartsfutures.com

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How might art and technology converge in the pursuit of African sovereignty in the age of AI? That question drove the inaugural African Arts Futures Symposium held this summer at the University of Ghana with the support of a Buffett Global Collaboration Grant.

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