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Brandice Canes-Wrone is a renowned political scientist and a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. Her primary research interests include representation, accountability, political institutions, mass political behavior, and political economy. Canes-Wrone's scholarship has a focused examination of executive politics, highlighted by her award-winning book 'Leads Presidents, Policy, Public' (University of Chicago, 2006), which received the Richard E. Neustadt prize for the best work on the presidency. She has contributed extensively to academic literature and has co-edited 'Accountability Reconsidered', exploring the nuances of electoral accountability and media influence on political representation. A member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, her past appointments include faculty positions at MIT, Northwestern, and Princeton. Canes-Wrone’s commitment to understanding political dynamics is demonstrated through her leadership roles in prominent political science organizations and editorial boards.
Hoover Institution, Stanford University • Stanford, CA
Professor of Political Science and Senior Fellow, focusing on political economy and governance.
Center for Study of Democratic Politics, Princeton University • Princeton, NJ
Oversaw research initiatives and academic programs addressing democratic governance.
School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University • Princeton, NJ
Led academic administration and faculty development.
School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University • Princeton, NJ
Served in an interim academic leadership role.
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