The blogosphere peaked somewhere in the mid-2000s, so why would anyone start blogging in 2023?
Why Blog Now? An Introduction
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Andrew Szarejko
Andrew A. Szarejko is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Wartburg College. He received his Ph.D. in Government from Georgetown University, and his research focuses on the origins, manifestations, and consequences of political violence in U.S. relations with Native nations. His most recent work has been published in Millennium, The Cambridge Review of International Affairs, and the Journal of Global Security Studies. He is also the editor of Pandemic Pedagogy: Teaching International Relations amid COVID-19, and he serves as the teaching editor for H-Diplo.
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What does Andor Believe?
According to conventional wisdom, Disney’s Andor is the best Star Wars narrative in years. Political scientists seem to agree. Dan Drezner speaks for many when he writes that the show's "writing is stellar," its "locations are great," and its "visuals" are "arresting." "But," he argues, "there’s a deeper, simpler reason" why Andor succeeds so well: it is "the first Star Wars property... intended for grown-ups.” Andor takes place after Revenge of the Sith and before Rogue One, when the Galactic Empire...