Adam Glynn

Assistant Professor, Department of Government

Adam Glynn is an Assistant Professor in the Harvard Department of Government and a Faculty Associate of the Institute for Quantitative Social Science.  His research and teaching interests include political methodology, inference for combined aggregate and individual level data, causal inference, and sampling/survey design. Glynn's current research involves optimal sampling design conditional on aggregate data, design for indirect questioning techniques, and the identification of complex causal effects from political science data.