

Studying Campaign Tactics with Don Green of Columbia University
Jan 22, 2024
Don Green, Professor of Political Science at Yale and Columbia University, discusses his career as a professor and the efficacy of campaign tactics. They also talk about their shared interest in woodworking, their job market success, the durability of experiment findings, the differences in political attitudes among students from different institutions, the evolution of rational choice theory in political science, and using narratives to study attitude change in different countries.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Woodworking as a Joyful Hobby
03:05 • 18min
Job Market Success and Arrival at Yale
20:58 • 8min
The Durability of Experiment Findings
29:07 • 23min
Political Attitudes and Student Abilities
52:31 • 7min
Evolution and Limitations of Rational Choice Theory in Political Science
59:23 • 2min
Exploring Attitude Change Through Education Entertainment
01:01:25 • 4min