Dustin Tingley is an Assistant Professor of Government at Harvard University. He received a PhD in Politics from Princeton in 2010 and BA from the University of Rochester in 2001. His research interests include international relations, international political economy, experimental approaches to political science, and statistical methodology. Dustin is currently working on new experimental projects on bargaining, attitudes towards global climate change, new methods for the statistical analysis of causal mechanisms and textual data, and a book about the domestic politics of US foreign policy.
Dustin is the founding editor of the APSA Experimental Section newsletter, The Experimental Political Scientist, director of IQSS's Undergraduate Research Scholar program, and founding director of the Program on Experience Based Learning in the Social Sciences. Dustin initiated and organizes the Harvard Government Department annual poster session, and has organized interdisciplinary conferences on causal mechanisms and climate change politics. Dustin is a scientific adviser to EconVision.