Are we reaching the limits of experimental approaches to international politics? I just returned...
Did the pandemic durably change our pedagogy in International Relations (IR), or were...
Potentially inflammatory rhetoric should be addressed with dialogue, not bans Recent antisemitic...
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Are we reaching...
Did the pandemic...
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We’re baaack!In the inaugural episode of the second season of Whiskey and International Relations…
Every year I make my third year Bachelor students read Carol Cohn’s article “Sex and Death in the...
In something of a departure from my typical work, I recently published an article in...
Editorial Note: this post contains spoilers. Christopher Nolan is one of the most important...
In January of 2025, the Republican party gained “the trifecta,” controlling the Presidency and the...
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