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A New Era

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October 29, 2012

A cultural milestone has been passed: Political science is now science-y enough that XKCD pays attention.

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2014-04-16

Joining The Club?
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2014-03-02

Nuclear weapons wouldn't have fixed what was wrong with Ukraine
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2014-02-25

Cutting arms and tying hands?
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2013-11-05

Why I Left Academia

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