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NOLA APSA LGM Event

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In Robert Farley
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On August 26, 2012
Hey all, Assuming that the APSA conference goes forward and that the city isn't substantially damaged by the storm, three members of LGM (Farley, Watkins, and Brockington) will be holding a "meet and greet" on Thursday evening, 7pm at the Crescent City Brewhouse. Hope to...
Interesting article on junior faculty and exercise: In the quest for tenure, physical activity is the first casualty, according to a recent study of Canadian assistant professors that its authors believe applies to junior faculty at institutions in the United States as well. The analysis,...
On perverse incentives in the Great Leap Forward: Here is what Kung and Chen argue happened in China. In the hierarchy of the CCP, the three highest levels are politburo members, full members of the central committee, and alternate members of the central committee. The...

They Send Letters

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In General
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On February 13, 2011
This is academic inside baseball, but since that's obviously a disproportionate percentage of our audience, I'd thought I'd give some publicity to the issue here. The political science journal Gender and Politics has apparently decided to reject without external review any manuscript dealing with research...
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