Ernesto Tiburcio
@ernestotiburcio.bsky.social
Postdoc at the Goldman School | Mexicano y Sabiniano | Truth rarely lies in the middle.
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Political polarisation has been rising sharply in both advanced and developing democracies.
This VoxDevLit, with Co-Editor @ernestotiburcio.bsky.social @goldmanschool.bsky.social, will continue to be updated as new evidence is released.
This VoxDevLit, with Co-Editor @ernestotiburcio.bsky.social @goldmanschool.bsky.social, will continue to be updated as new evidence is released.
October 27, 2025 at 9:29 AM
Political polarisation has been rising sharply in both advanced and developing democracies.
This VoxDevLit, with Co-Editor @ernestotiburcio.bsky.social @goldmanschool.bsky.social, will continue to be updated as new evidence is released.
This VoxDevLit, with Co-Editor @ernestotiburcio.bsky.social @goldmanschool.bsky.social, will continue to be updated as new evidence is released.
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📢 Our new VoxDevLit on Political Polarisation is out now!
Senior Editors Cesi Cruz (University of Michigan) & Horacio Larreguy (ITAM) review research on the causes and consequences of polarisation.
Read & download here: https://voxdev.org/voxdevlit/political-polarisation
Senior Editors Cesi Cruz (University of Michigan) & Horacio Larreguy (ITAM) review research on the causes and consequences of polarisation.
Read & download here: https://voxdev.org/voxdevlit/political-polarisation
October 27, 2025 at 9:24 AM
📢 Our new VoxDevLit on Political Polarisation is out now!
Senior Editors Cesi Cruz (University of Michigan) & Horacio Larreguy (ITAM) review research on the causes and consequences of polarisation.
Read & download here: https://voxdev.org/voxdevlit/political-polarisation
Senior Editors Cesi Cruz (University of Michigan) & Horacio Larreguy (ITAM) review research on the causes and consequences of polarisation.
Read & download here: https://voxdev.org/voxdevlit/political-polarisation
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1/🧵 "More voters help Republicans" is reshaping Dem strategy after 2024. We put this claim to the test with a deep dive into voter files and survey data. Results? Non-voters remain disproportionately Democratic while GOP simply turns out their base better.
Does Higher Turnout Now Help Republicans? A Data-Driven Analysis of Partisan Turnout Dynamics (Part 1)
Data analysis reveals Democrats' problem isn't high turnout—it's losing the mobilization battle
open.substack.com
April 2, 2025 at 1:57 AM
1/🧵 "More voters help Republicans" is reshaping Dem strategy after 2024. We put this claim to the test with a deep dive into voter files and survey data. Results? Non-voters remain disproportionately Democratic while GOP simply turns out their base better.
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Big deal—after correcting, it turns out that moderate candidates do not perform better than extreme candidates in general elections.
Kudos to Andy, Dan, and Adam for updating a key question in political science
Kudos to Andy, Dan, and Adam for updating a key question in political science
March 6, 2025 at 4:24 PM
Big deal—after correcting, it turns out that moderate candidates do not perform better than extreme candidates in general elections.
Kudos to Andy, Dan, and Adam for updating a key question in political science
Kudos to Andy, Dan, and Adam for updating a key question in political science
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not the main thing maybe but the most popular beer in America is brewed in Mexico
March 3, 2025 at 10:49 PM
not the main thing maybe but the most popular beer in America is brewed in Mexico
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Science is political. It wouldn't necessarily have to be partisan.
But when one party is opposed to science-based policy, scientists have a choice between saying "you're right, thoughts and prayers are probably as effective as reducing carbon emissions" or saying "fuck that."
But when one party is opposed to science-based policy, scientists have a choice between saying "you're right, thoughts and prayers are probably as effective as reducing carbon emissions" or saying "fuck that."
February 2, 2025 at 6:04 AM
Science is political. It wouldn't necessarily have to be partisan.
But when one party is opposed to science-based policy, scientists have a choice between saying "you're right, thoughts and prayers are probably as effective as reducing carbon emissions" or saying "fuck that."
But when one party is opposed to science-based policy, scientists have a choice between saying "you're right, thoughts and prayers are probably as effective as reducing carbon emissions" or saying "fuck that."
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There is a real pattern where centrists in positions of authority are radicalized sharply rightward after being scolded/criticized by more liberal young people
Happens at universities too!
Happens at universities too!
January 17, 2025 at 2:33 PM
There is a real pattern where centrists in positions of authority are radicalized sharply rightward after being scolded/criticized by more liberal young people
Happens at universities too!
Happens at universities too!