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Daniel H. Nexon

Realpolitik, Empires, and International Order

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Daniel H. Nexon

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  • From “Geopolitical Suicide” to Just Plain “Suicide” July 8, 2020 Dan Nexon
  • Hong Kong July 6, 2020 Dan Nexon
  • The Medical Case Against Reopening Campuses July 1, 2020 Dan Nexon

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  • All Journals Can, and Should, Provide Decision Letters and Reviewer Reports to Referees November 7, 2019 Daniel Nexon
  • The Decision Letter, Part II September 23, 2019 Daniel Nexon

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I think the general consensus among the other academics whom I talk to – and who've been around for at least 15 years – is that testing-focused educational reforms have made our students demonstrably less prepared for college.

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I know this sounds crazy, but maybe adapting to online education means not relying on easily 'defeatable' evaluation tools like most kinds of traditional tests.

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Is it okay that I think internet mobs are generally terrible, don't believe most speech offenses should cost people their jobs (exceptions include white nationalism), and yet...

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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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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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