Mai Hassan

@MaiOHassan

Assistant professor at University of Michigan, proud Sudanese, runner, boardgame enthusiast

Ann Arbor, MI
sites.lsa.umich.edu/maihassan/
Joined February 2016
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    Apr 2

    I know this is a really trying and difficult time for everybody. But I just got some good news that I want to share. My book — Regime Threats and State Solutions — is out! Here’s the link: See below for a quick summary: /1

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    Oct 19

    Hemedti thanking Trump feels like peak 2020.

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    Oct 12

    MWEPS V, hosted by is happening this Friday, October 23 at 9am EDT via Zoom. We have a fantastic line-up scheduled. Please email or DM me, , for the Zoom link and access to papers. Please retweet broadly!

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    Oct 19

    There is no more deserving recipient. Congratulations!

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    Congratulations to Vincent Hutchings, who is being honored as a University Diversity and Social Transformation Professor today. This professorship recognizes Dr. Hutchings' work to promote the university’s goals of diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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    Oct 14

    Bureaucratic culture can change - because bureaucrats aren't fixed types of "good", "bad", "lazy", etc. They're people - people who know how, and want to, help their orgs perform better.Brilliant new work from Azulai, , Rogger, &

    New WP posted: A field experiment to shift the culture of bureaucratic organizations, working with the Ghanaian Civil Service. With the amazing team of Michel Azualai, Dan Rogger & ! Another area where Paul Milgrom's work is key.
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    Oct 8

    Also here's something I wrote for WaPo about the Michigan plot

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    Sep 24

    I don't even know where to begin. This is outrageous.

    Under DHS's new proposed rule, if you were born in, or are a citizen of, one of the countries on this map, you would be banned from getting a four-year degree in the United States, with a student visa limited to two years maximum. The thread has all the countries.
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    Sep 22

    is one of clearest, most prescient voices on the white power movement. Listen here and check out her book - Bring the War Home - for the full story.

    I was deeply honored to speak with on the Lawfare podcast--I am so grateful that Bring the War Home reached someone doing the on-the-ground work of fighting white power domestic terrorism. Our convo here:
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  9. Sep 16

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    Over the last few months, I've learned a thing or two from the young people in our country. I figured I would return the favor by sharing with you how to make a plan to vote in this upcoming election. Get registered and vote early: Video:
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    Sep 15

    سؤال اليوم: حركات سودانية ترمز لمعنى معين، ما هي؟

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    Sep 13

    The Other Nile River

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    Sep 8

    It's that time again! Come present your work at the APCG Online Colloquium! Spots available for Oct, Nov and Dec. All scholars of African politics are welcome to apply-- PhD candidates and scholars based in Africa are given special priority. Apply here:

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    Sep 3

    will be hosting its annual Emerging Scholars Conference on Nov. 19-20. This year we are celebrating the 10th anniversary!!! This conference brings undergrads from URM backgrounds interested in a PoliSci PhD to present their research in our dept. 1/5

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    Sep 2

    This is likely to have repercussions beyond Addis. Curious to know what other Nile basin states make of it. The U.S. Suspends Aid to Ethiopia Over Nile River Dam Dispute via

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    Sep 1

    Last day to apply for MWEPS, hosted online by OSU's and . Great community for scholars in the Midwest to receive constructive feedback on their papers and research designs. .

    A reminder to those in the Midwest, especially grad students and post-docs: please consider applying to the next iteration of MWEPS at Ohio State! Applications are due September 1. See the link below for details.
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    Aug 31

    Sudan signs peace deal with key rebel groups, some hold out | Article [AMP] | Reuters

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    Aug 27

    Very excited that this special issue is out! Such an honor to work with these amazing co-editors & Dan Rogger, the great team at , and the brilliant authors of all the pieces. (tweetramble on content 👇👇) 1/

    New Special Issue on Early View: Public Administration in Developing Countries. Guest editors Daniel Rogger
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  18. Aug 27

    Let’s rethink how we study public administration in developing countries

    Very excited that this special issue is out! Such an honor to work with these amazing co-editors & Dan Rogger, the great team at , and the brilliant authors of all the pieces. (tweetramble on content 👇👇) 1/
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  19. Aug 24

    Same for 🇸🇩. And all Macintosh boxes are filled with incense (or sometimes dried dates)

    In our 🇨🇴 household it was definitely a sewing kit!
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    Aug 18

    Ikea what is you doing 💀💀💀

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    Aug 19

    My first story for Smithsonian Magazine , a cover page essay "The Lost Kingdom of Kush" with photos by Matt Stirn

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