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Daniel H. Nexon

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Daniel H. Nexon

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  • At Least We Can No Longer Pretend That There Is No Crisis July 18, 2020 Dan Nexon
  • What the Trump Campaign Lacked was a Little Structuring July 18, 2020 Dan Nexon
  • Another Reason why Everything is Terrible July 16, 2020 Dan Nexon

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  • The Interviews for Teaching World Politics Project August 2, 2020 Daniel Nexon
  • All Journals Can, and Should, Provide Decision Letters and Reviewer Reports to Referees November 7, 2019 Daniel Nexon

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Andrew Szarejko@Szarejko·
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I defended my dissertation! I'm deeply grateful to @IRgetsreal, @dmedelstein, and @dhnexon for all the time and energy they put into advising me over the past few years, and I'm thankful for all the support I've received from folks at @GUGovt.

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Ryan Goodman@rgoodlaw·
10 Aug

Sen. #RonJohnson's 11-page letter in defense of his investigation is incredible

The letter itself contains apparent products of Russian disinformation.

Johnson elides how he and his staff met personally with Telizhenko (who FBI warned about)

More soon by @AshaRangappa_ and me https://twitter.com/rgoodlaw/status/1286687140487794694

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Catherine Rampell@crampell·
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When the administration talks about its “historic deregulation,” this is what it’s referring to.

Meth­ane ac­counts for about 10% of U.S. green­house-gas emis­sions and is about 25 times more po­tent than car­bon diox­ide in trap­ping the earth’s heat. https://www.wsj.com/articles/epa-to-rescind-methane-regulations-for-oil-and-gas-11597051802

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Recent Posts

  • The Decision Letter, Part I September 20, 2019
  • Reflections on Journal Editing: Caveats September 19, 2019
  • Progressive Foreign Policy September 8, 2018
  • ISQ Online Symposia January 4, 2018

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Exit from Hegemony

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Whiskey and International Relations Theory

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The Duck of Minerva
Lawyers, Guns and Money

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Foreign Entanglements
New Books in Science Fiction and Fantasy

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