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Luxembourg, Bruxelles, Paris—on y va!

Sara wrote 3 days ago: Tomorrow at 6:30 I leave for the second of the three official European Union tours: the so-called … more →

Tags: european union, Study Abroad, French, IES, brussels, Belgium, Paris, France, Luxembourg City

Yang over Yin? Multi-dimensional Thinking

jerichorendezvous wrote 3 days ago: By Jon Bourn Memory forms character, it cannot be made into stigma. As with the void of politics whi … more →

Tags: Economy, Environment, ontology, Police State

How can we stop our politicians kissing chickens?23 comments

David Farrell wrote 1 week ago: David Farrell (February 20, 2011) Early in the campaign I happened on a radio story in which the int … more →

Tags: Electoral Reform, Local Government, Local Government

Social Network Media and Revolution2 comments

jd wrote 1 week ago: In the wake of the revolutionary changes that have (hopefully) taken place in Tunisia and Egypt, muc … more →

Tags: Political violence, Arab World (the), Civil Society, governance, middle east, democracy, .:*Conflict*:., rational choice, O'Neil-Chapter 3

Two brains, neither working1 comment

Serenus Zeitblom wrote 1 week ago: Every so often, a Coalition Minister departs from the script in a way that reveals the reality behin … more →

Tags: Education, uk politics, David Willetts, Tuition Fees, Nottingham University, Nottingham Students against Fees and Cuts, Fawcett Society

Big Society Blues1 comment

Serenus Zeitblom wrote 2 weeks ago: The problem for David Cameron is not that the the Big Society is controversial.  Cameron’s bigger pr … more →

Tags: uk politics, Back To Basics, big society, bossy bollards, Citizens Charter, Coming Up for Air, cones hotline, Eric Pickles, GEORGE ORWELL

The "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" Controversy4 comments

mypoliscilab wrote 2 weeks ago: Amy Chua points out where Western mothers have it all wrong in “Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mothe … more →

Tags: American Demographics

Pluralism and the Democratic Landscape9 comments

mypoliscilab wrote 2 weeks ago: EGYPT IS FREE. Free to celebrate the exit of a despot.  Free to congratulate the spirit that moved t … more →

Tags: political parties, Interest groups, Political Socialization and Participation, Elections, democracy

Announcement: School is cool1 comment

Sara wrote 3 weeks ago: Well mostly. At any rate I’m almost as excited about my classes as dear DanRad is: Shocking, I … more →

Tags: european union, Study Abroad, School, College, Study Abroad, IES, Latvia, EU-US relations, Model EU

Recognizing the Language of Tyranny1 comment

jerichorendezvous wrote 3 weeks ago: AP February 6, 2011: By Chris Hedges   Recognizing the Language of Tyranny Empires communicate … more →

Tags: deontology, intelligence, critical state, democracy, Violence, predatory capitalism, Corporate power, Corporate state, iraq

Fianna Fail reform: radical but too late?7 comments

Jane Suiter wrote 3 weeks ago: Fianna Fail has released their manifesto today. There is a large section on political reform, coveri … more →

Tags: Electoral Reform, Dail Reform, Politicalreform admin, Government Reform, Freedom of Information

Deconstructing Cameron on multiculturalism3 comments

Serenus Zeitblom wrote 3 weeks ago: David Cameron’s speech to an international conference on terrorism, in which he announced the death … more →

Tags: uk politics, David Cameron, conservative party, Multiculturalism, Islam, Philippa Stroud

China and Civil Society

jd wrote 3 weeks ago: This week in IS 210 we addressed the concept of civil society–its institutions, and the relati … more →

Tags: Political Economy, Civil Society, Markets, State, The, Asian Politics, China, Political Ideology, O'Neil-Chapter 3, Authoritarianism

Cameron, customers and the NHS

Serenus Zeitblom wrote 1 month ago: This morning on the BBC’s Breakfast programme, David Cameron gave the clearest possible indication o … more →

Tags: Economics, Privatisation, David Cameron, National Health Service, NHS

Links to Articles and other Sources on State Capacity

jd wrote 1 month ago: For your first paper assignment (IS 210) you will be required to compare the nature of the state in … more →

Tags: Africa, Sub saharan Africa, governance, State, The, State-Capacity, Economic Development, Assignment, O'Neil-Chapter 2, Regimes

Private schools and the Tory culture of bullying1 comment

Serenus Zeitblom wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday, I blogged about Andrew Neil’s film Posh and Posher, which described the hold private scho … more →

Tags: Education, uk politics, Eric Pickles, Andrew Neil, Posh and Posher, private schools, Dame Suzi Leather, charitable status, Baroness Eaton

Bolivia's Literate Political Culture1 comment

woborders wrote 1 month ago: While sitting in the midst of the massive coca chew-in in Cochabamba’s central square, the ove … more →

Tags: This is Bolivia, On The Streets, Bolivia, Wikileaks, Cablegate, Literacy, Reading

Video Glossary: Democracy, Sticks and Stones: Can Words Ever Hurt Us?3 comments

mypoliscilab wrote 1 month ago: Hate speech leads to emotional harm and might even inspire violence.  In the wake of recent killings … more →

Tags: Civil Liberties, video glossary, civil liberties

How to read tables of statistical regression results

jd wrote 1 month ago: Next week–January 21st–we’ll be looking at the debate between cultural and rationa … more →

Tags: Teaching, Methodology, Public Opinion, Postcommunism, democracy, Pedagogy, rational choice, explanation, Levels-of-Analysis


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