American Political System, American Politics, Electoral Politics
Tag: Comparative Politics
120 Posts
A Response to Andrew Michta’s “The Captive Mind and America’s Resegregation”
American Political System, American Politics, Campaign 2020, Electoral Politics
Let’s Talk About a “52-State Solution”
The Democratic Peace and its Deficiencies
American Political System, American Politics, Electoral Politics
Legislative Term Limits and the Behavior of State Legislators
Arctic, International Politics
Save the Polar Bears: Proposals to Reform Arctic Governance
American Politics, Campaign 2020, Electoral Politics
Is Georgia a Battleground State? Not Quite Yet
American Political System, American Politics, Electoral Politics
Is there a Feasible Alternative to the Electoral College?
American Political System, American Politics, Campaign 2020, Electoral Politics
Acting President Pelosi? Here’s How It Could Happen
American Politics, Discourse, Domestic Policy
On Police Brutality and Protests
Economics, Europe, International Politics, Military Capabilities
The Political Economy of Collaborative Military Procurement in Europe: Explaining Why Multinational Procurement Efforts are So Limited
My Favorite Books in 2019
Thanksgiving Book Reviews
The Origins and Effects of the Second Offset
Foreign Policy, International Politics, Military Capabilities
Explaining America’s Transition to a Strategy of Flexible Response
Tips for Doing a Literature Review
Some Brief Writing Tips
Asia-Pacific, International Politics, Military Capabilities
How to Think About Chinese Military Power
Midsummer Book Reviews
