Government professor Charles Crabtree co-authors an opinion piece noting that Sanae Takaichi, Japan’s first female prime minister, faces “one of the most uncertain parliamentary situations in postwar Japan.”

Sean Westwood, an associate professor of government, discusses his study that found that AI bots are capable of duping and corrupting opinion surveys.

Jennifer Lind, associate professor of government, comments on how China’s model of growth is gaining global appeal.

Government professor Brendan Nyhan discusses the advantages candidates who follow their parents into political careers hold. “If you have a famous name, you can bypass a part of the process,” he says.