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Kim Yi Dionne

  • Associate Professor, University of California, Riverside
  • Editor-in-Chief, Good Authority
California
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Teach/research/write African politics & pandemics. Author, Doomed Interventions. Editor in Chief, @goodauth. Host, @UfahamuAfrica.
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New voices join Good Authority in 2026

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By Kim Yi Dionne, John Sides
| Good Authority
Image created on Canva. We are thrilled to announce the third cohort of Good Authority fellows. We look forward to sharing with you their insights across the wide range of their expertise, from opposition parties to inequality and organized crime as well as activist exiles, among other topical areas. Our fellows’ research and expertise offer more coverage and analysis on important events in Africa, Latin America, Asia, Eastern Europe and, of course, the United States.
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Announcing the 2026-2027 Good Authority fellows program!

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By Kim Yi Dionne, John Sides
| Good Authority
Photo in image courtesy of © janniswerner via Canva.com. We invite political scientists interested in writing for a broad audience to apply to be part of the second cohort of Good Authority non-residential fellows. Selected fellows will draw on insights from research – theirs and that of other political scientists – as it relates to timely events and evergreen political and policy issues.
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Few elections are more secretive than the papal conclave

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By Kim Yi Dionne
| Good Authority
A research article published not long after Pope John Paul II died in 2005 noted: Few institutions are more important than the guidelines employed in selecting the spiritual leader for over a billion people. Although the importance of such institutions is widely acknowledged, there is no consensus on their source.
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