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SUMMARY:Political Science Colloquium - Anne Meng
DESCRIPTION:\nAnne Meng is an assistant professor in the Department of P
olitics at the University of Virginia. Her research centers on authorita
rian politics and institutions\, and game-theoretic approaches to the st
udy of dictatorship. Meng also studies democratic erosion\, leadership s
uccession\, ruling parties\, electoral authoritarianism\, and coup-proof
ing\, with a regional focus on Sub-Saharan Africa\, and looks for new wa
ys to collect data on authoritarian institutions. Meng is a fall 2019 vi
siting scholar at the University of Chicago and a visiting scholar at Ne
w York University during the spring of 2020. She is currently working on
a book project that examines how executive constraints become establish
ed in dictatorships\, formally within state constitutions and informally
within presidential cabinets.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.ps
u.edu/event/political_science_colloquium-_anne_meng_uva/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Anne Meng is an
assistant professor in the Department of Politics at the University of
Virginia. Her research centers on authoritarian politics and institution
s, and game-theoretic approaches to the study of dictatorship. Meng also
studies democratic erosion, leadership succession, ruling parties, elec
toral authoritarianism, and coup-proofing, with a regional focus on Sub-
Saharan Africa, and looks for new ways to collect data on authoritarian
institutions. Meng is a fall 2019 visiting scholar at the University of
Chicago and a visiting scholar at New York University during the spring
of 2020. She is currently working on a book project that examines how ex
ecutive constraints become established in dictatorships, formally within
state constitutions and informally within presidential cabinets.
For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/politic
al_science_colloquium-_anne_meng_uva/
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