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Daniel Treisman

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University of California, Los Angeles

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Political Science

Daniel Treisman is currently serving as a Political Science Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

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political science economics public policy international relations political economy democracy social sciences comparative politics governance international politics geopolitics political behavior global politics regime analysis democratization corruption political analysis political transformation political systems social science research political science research spatial politics political development international political economy bribery political theory economic development inflation economic reform political decentralization post-soviet russia political geography public integrity information theory transition economies political risk modern dictators public employment latin america international history cultural change international management european law latin american politics strategic studies petroleum production international business biopolitics transnational history collective action information society information economics price formation thanatology economic change transition finance bond markets sharing economy ownership structure regional economics regional policy coercion oppression censorship risk analysis (business) government decentralization economic miracle informational autocrats hybrid regime presidential popularity separatist activism postcommunist order ethnic revival regional leaders normal country game-theoretic analysis russian politics government policy

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Globalization, Government Popularity, and the Great Skill Divide. The Journal of Politics (2024)

Cevat G AksoySergei GurievDaniel Treisman

regime analysisinternational politicsgovernment popularitysocial sciencespolitical communicationeconomicspolitical scienceinternational relationsglobal politicspoliticsglobalizationcomparative politics

Psychological Biases and Democratic Anxiety: A Comment on Little and Meng (2023). PS Political Science & Politics (2024)

Daniel Treisman

political psychologydemocratic anxietypsychological biasespolitical science

How Great is the Current Danger to Democracy? Assessing the Risk With Historical Data. Comparative Political Studies (2023)

Daniel Treisman

comparative politicsrisk analysis (business)historydemocracyhistorical datacurrent dangerpolitical sciencepolitical riskrisk management

Replication Data for:"How Great is the Current Danger to Democracy? Assessing the Risk With Historical Data". Harvard Dataverse (2023)

DANIEL TREISMAN

democracyhistorical datacurrent dangerpolitical sciencepolitical riskreplication

Spin Dictators: The Changing Face of Tyranny in the 21St Century. The European Legacy (2023)

Sergei GurievDaniel Treisman

regime analysishistorycultural changeinternational relationspolitical transformationsocial changepolitical sciencegovernance

What is Predictable? a Commentary on Tetlock Et Al. (2023). Futures & Foresight Science (2023)

Daniel Treisman

probabilistic forecastingforecastingforesightsocial sciencespredictability

Democracies in an Age of Uncertainty: A Long Term Perspective. an Interview With Helen Milner and Daniel Treisman. HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) (2022)

Jules NaudetHelen MilnerDaniel Treisman

democracylong term perspectivehelen milnerdemocratic theorydemographycommunicationpolitical communicationmass communicationpolitical sciencedemocratizationpublic policy

Les DéMocraties à L’âGe De L’incertitude. Entretien Avec Helen Milner Et Daniel Treisman.. HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) (2022)

Jules NaudetDaniel TreismanHelen Milner

frenchdemocratic theorydemographycommunicationpolitical communicationfrench politicsdemocratizationpolitical sciencecomparative politics

Analysis.Do. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Andrew LilleyMatteo MaggioriBrent NeimanJesse Schreger

A Theory of Informational Autocracy. Journal of Public Economics (2020)

Sergei GurievDaniel Treisman

philosophy of social sciencepublic economicsinformational autocracysocial sciencesinformation economicspolitical scienceinformation theoryjournalisminformation society

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Daniel Treisman

Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Political Science

Daniel Treisman is currently serving as a Political Science Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Daniel Treisman

University of California, Los Angeles

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Globalization, Government Popularity, and the Great Skill Divide. The Journal of Politics (2024)

Cevat G AksoySergei GurievDaniel Treisman

Psychological Biases and Democratic Anxiety: A Comment on Little and Meng (2023). PS Political Science & Politics (2024)

Daniel Treisman

political psychologydemocratic anxietypsychological biasespolitical science

How Great is the Current Danger to Democracy? Assessing the Risk With Historical Data. Comparative Political Studies (2023)

Daniel Treisman

comparative politicsrisk analysis (business)historydemocracyhistorical datacurrent dangerpolitical sciencepolitical riskrisk management

Replication Data for:"How Great is the Current Danger to Democracy? Assessing the Risk With Historical Data". Harvard Dataverse (2023)

DANIEL TREISMAN

democracyhistorical datacurrent dangerpolitical sciencepolitical riskreplication

Spin Dictators: The Changing Face of Tyranny in the 21St Century. The European Legacy (2023)

Sergei GurievDaniel Treisman

regime analysishistorycultural changeinternational relationspolitical transformationsocial changepolitical sciencegovernance

What is Predictable? a Commentary on Tetlock Et Al. (2023). Futures & Foresight Science (2023)

Daniel Treisman

probabilistic forecastingforecastingforesightsocial sciencespredictability

Democracies in an Age of Uncertainty: A Long Term Perspective. an Interview With Helen Milner and Daniel Treisman. HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) (2022)

Jules NaudetHelen MilnerDaniel Treisman

democracylong term perspectivehelen milnerdemocratic theorydemographycommunicationpolitical communicationmass communicationpolitical sciencedemocratizationpublic policy

Les DéMocraties à L’âGe De L’incertitude. Entretien Avec Helen Milner Et Daniel Treisman.. HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) (2022)

Jules NaudetDaniel TreismanHelen Milner

frenchdemocratic theorydemographycommunicationpolitical communicationfrench politicsdemocratizationpolitical sciencecomparative politics

Analysis.Do. Harvard Dataverse (2020)

Andrew LilleyMatteo MaggioriBrent NeimanJesse Schreger

A Theory of Informational Autocracy. Journal of Public Economics (2020)

Sergei GurievDaniel Treisman

philosophy of social sciencepublic economicsinformational autocracysocial sciencesinformation economicspolitical scienceinformation theoryjournalisminformation society

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