LSE associate professor of political science. @LSEGovernment
London, UK
Joined January 2009
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Ryan Jablonski retweeted
#PEADS2027 is back! Join us @EspolLille May 13-14th for the 5th Annual Meeting. CfP below and available on our new website peads.org! Submission deadline January 30th, 2027. Please share widely!
Ryan Jablonski retweeted
Job alert! My department is hiring 2 new Asst Profs. Details and apply here:
Assistant Professor in International Development (Quantitative Social Science)
jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/3…
Assistant Professor in International Development (Humanitarianism)
jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/2…
So I just finished a book. The goal is to try to understand how foreign aid affects elections and democratic accountability -- something I've been thinking about for a long time now. The book is free to read at cup.org/3U9VVxO. (1/n)
Dependency Politics by Ryan Jablonski
Examines how democracy works in aid-dependent countries, challenging conventional wisdom on how aid affects elections and public policy.
📚 cup.org/3U9VVxO
ALT Dependency Politics by Ryan Jablonski
Ryan Jablonski retweeted
The Department of Government is recruiting one fellow to teach 5 seminar groups for our Intro to Political Science course (GV101).
The successful applicant will be a full member of our exciting research community.
More info: jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/1…
Ryan Jablonski retweeted
🔺We're #hiring.
We are recruiting four #research #officers who will be part of the research project “Popular Government in Global Perspective” (POPGOV) co-led by Assistant Professor @BrunoLeipold. The positions are full time for a period of four years.👇🏾
jobs.ac.uk/job/DQZ727/resear…
Ryan Jablonski retweeted
From November 2025 -
How to Distinguish Human Error From Election Fraud: Evidence From the 2019 Malawi Election - cup.org/4q8ihLm
- Johan Ahlbäck & @ryan_jablonski
#OpenAccess
ALT BJPolS abstract discussing the effects of preelection irregularities and fraud on electoral credibility, using the 2019 Malawian presidential election as a case study.
Especially now, this promises to be a fascinating discussion of the politics of aid and development. Do come join us in Washington DC!
#PEADS is back and coming stateside! Hosts Jen Tobin & Shanta Devarajan welcome us @Georgetown @McCourtSchool May 22-23rd, 2026. Submission deadline January 30th! Please RT/Share!
Ryan Jablonski retweeted
🚨 We're hiring!
The LSE Department of Government is searching for a new #Assistant #Professor in #Political #Science.
Could it be you? 👀
🗓️Closing date: 4 January 2026
jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/6…
Most election tallies have error, often fuelling accusations of fraud. So how do we distinguish between error and fraud? Johan Ahlbäck and I have a new @BJPolS examining this question in the context of the famously disputed and annulled 2019 Malawi election.
NEW -
How to Distinguish Human Error From Election Fraud: Evidence From the 2019 Malawi Election - cup.org/3JzXr7O
- Johan Ahlbäck & @ryan_jablonski
#OpenAccess
ALT BJPolS abstract discussing the effects of preelection irregularities and fraud on electoral credibility, using the 2019 Malawian presidential election as a case study.
For advice, thanks especially to @gofosu @RLK1855 @miwahman @a_harris4 @ElliottDGreen @thaliagrz @jandrewharris @GunningJeroen Nandini Patel, our late friend, Francisco Cantú, and many others.