As a general rule I consider hypocrisy a trivial sin, especially in the international sphere. As Dan puts it: @drfarls @emptywheel @MikeDrewWhat @DanielLarison organized hypocrisy is a feature, not a bug, of world politics. — Daniel Nexon (@dhnexon) September 11, 2013 As such, I'm not...
Month: September 2013
Time to make an announcement that's been in the works for awhile. Today, I signed a contract with The New Press. The book is tentatively titled "Out of Sight: A.
Volkswagen has a plant in Chattanooga. It is used to its company unionism of Germany and wants to recreate that in the United States, in part because labor representatives in.
On the latest systematic rights violations from our benevolent national security overlords.
Bill Barnwell on the true brilliance of Chip Kelly, where he creates so many options that defenses actually forget about Michael Vick being able to run, opening up gigantic holes.
In my last post, I made a big show of correcting the term "whispering campaign," a term that--I recently learned--did not need correcting. Apparently the term "whispering campaign" is legit..
A must-read piece from Henry Farrell.
Really, it's just nice to know that there are still people trying to pretend that they belong in the club: Except Dr. O’Bagy wasn’t actually a doctor. Her PhD was.
David Neiwert has restarted Orcinus. This is great news.
I'd call Emily Douglas' response to DeBlasio's victory over Christine Quinn in yesterday's New York City mayoral primary a bit unfortunate, if understandable to an extent. Even though it's pretty.
A young researcher whose opinions on Syria were cited by both Senator McCain and Secretary of State John Kerry in congressional testimony last week has been fired from the Institute.