Great piece

Just wrote an essay about how social media is an informal power that most benefits the executive. Presidency literature, specifically Howell, could be revisited to incorporate unitary action through the use of social media as an informal power and its influence.

Why I enjoy buying used books from libraries

What are people’s favorite recent poli sci articles that have a cool empirical approach? I’m teaching a PhD-level seminar in applied methods (experiments, causal inference, and some survey + measurement). I’m updating the syllabus looking for recommendations. Self-recommendations are welcome!

www.cambridge.org/core/journal... Basically a DiD design, but good goly was it cool how they did it.

I have yet to find something that breaks it down outside of statistical terms, so if you do come across something, let me know.

-Wooldridge page 481 “Introductory Econometrics” briefly touches on it. -Cameron and Miller 2015 “A practitioner’s guide to Cluster-Robust Inference.”

This thread highlights a broader discussion to examine existing IR theories, created during the bipolar era to determine their applicability in a multi-polar world. This includes "bridging the gap" between theory and policy. (Walt) foreignpolicy.com/2018/02/20/a...tnsr.org/2022/11/the-...

Let's revisit a BIG debate from the 1990s: whether Europe was heading "Back to the Future" following the Cold War. [THREAD]