The Conference will be annual event that we hope will bring together researchers interested in experimental methodology in political science broadly. That is, we welcome the participation of scholars who work in the field and those who work in the lab as well as the participation of political psychologists and political economists. Furthermore, we welcome the participation of scholars who are not experimentalists themselves but are interested in learning and discussing experimental methods as well as those interested in the relationship between the experimental method and analyzing observational data in political science.

The Conference will be a one-day event at NYU and will feature three papers with discussants. We have confirmed the following authors as paper presenters for the inaugural Annual Conference:

Ted Brader, University of Michigan
Dustin Tingley, Princeton University
Macartan Humphries, Columbia University, Dan Posner, UCLA, and Jeremy Weinstein, Stanford University

The Conference will also feature a general panel on experimental methodology. Lunch and dinner will be provided to confirmed participants. Please rsvp if you would plan to attend the conference to reserve your spot for lunch and dinner. RSVP will close February 2nd.

Organized by Rebecca Morton and Joshua Tucker
For more information, contact Rajeev Advani