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Russia, Georgia, and IR Theory (Part I)

By Robert Farley

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On August 12, 2008

Moscow McDonalds. Tblisi McDonalds. Sorry, Tom. And on IR Theories that should be taken more seriously, Chris Bertram notes both Russia and Georgia currently rank at 7, the highest democratic score, in the Polity Index. As Chris allows, this produces some difficult questions for the Polity Index, but then again I think it’s fair to […]

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Tilly Moves On

By Robert Farley

On April 30, 2008

Charles Tilly has passed away. Kieran and Dan have posts on his work as writer and teacher; from Dan’s new book: What can I possibly say about Chuck Tilly that an endless number of his students

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My Panel

By Robert Farley

On January 11, 2008

Just finished my panel presentation, and I’m happy to say that I’ve achieved a new personal record in panel attendance. We had three presenters, no discussant, and two audience members (on

Big Easy

By Robert Farley

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On January 10, 2008

So, I’m in New Orleans for the next three days for the Southern Political Science Association conference. Anything to do here? …and yes, I’d certainly be up for an NO LGM Happy Hour if there is a sufficient critical mass…

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The Shrum Racket

By Scott Lemieux

On December 26, 2007

Well, the Democratic Party certainly had some winners in the 2004 election: Behind the scenes, they were fighting over the lucrative fees for handling Mr. Kerry’s television advertising. The campaig

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