I suppose the mainstream media infatuation with Crazy Uncle Liberty's son, the Neoconfederate Ophthalmologist, was inevitable.
Month: April 2013
Will be in Toronto conferencing later this week. I know nothing about this place except for a) the Blue Jays and b) I get to pay with stuff in some.
(It goes without saying that this is one those visual rhetoric posts.) The title of the third season premier of Game of Thrones comes from the traditional Braavosi exchange: one.
Free agency in baseball is basically dead, at least for high-end players. Players' current teams are buying the best players out of free agency with long-term deals that will keep most of them on the same team for the majority of their careers. Just this...
I am really skeptical of guestworker programs doing anything other than providing a structure to exploit vulnerable workers. The history of guestworker programs is basically terrible and the present isn't.
It will allow things that are already possible to be possible: Sue Everhart, chairwoman of the Georgia Republican Party, told the Marietta Daily Journal in a story published Saturday that.
My article at Political Science and Politics is now available, gated here (Complicating the Political Scientist as Blogger. PS: Political Science and Politics, 46:2 (April 2013), pp. 383-386), ungated here. Key graph: If you are reading this article in PS, the article has gone through a...
On this week's episode of Foreign Entanglements, I talked with Michael Cohen about Iraq, Afghanistan, and Kentucky:
Adam Kotsko writes like ain't nobody's in a business: Yet it occurs to me: is anything inherently a business? We normally think of a bakery as a business, for example,.
Once again it must be asked, is our journalists learning?