In political methodology, working on models of ecological inference. Previously studied physics and astronomy at Caltech and Princeton. Hazem Ghoborah , Post-Doctoral Fellow, Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Harvard University. Studies spatial and game-theoretic models, statistical methods, and evolutionary psychology. Ph.D. in Physics from Genoa University, Italy.
Research focuses on political methodology, legislator preference measures, political economy.
James Honaker , Ph.D. student focusing on political methodology and formal theory. Primary areas of research interest focus on causes of international military conflict, the resolution of international disputes, and the use of quantitative methods to study international politics. Kosuke Imai , Ph.D. student in the Department of Government. His research focuses on the application of statistical models to panel data, discrete choice, endogeneity, and selection bias questions that arise in international and comparative political studies. In addition, he is interested in using Bayesian hierarchical models for political science research.