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The Decision Letter, Part I

Dan Nexon September 20, 2019

For caveats and background, see my introductory post. Editors write a lot of decision letters. At high-volume journals, editors write so many decision letters that “The Decision Letter, Part I”

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Reflections on Journal Editing: Caveats

Dan Nexon September 19, 2019

Josh asked me if I would write a series of posts at the Duck of Minerva reflecting on my time editing International Studies Quarterly (ISQ). “Reflections on Journal Editing: Caveats”

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James Palmer@BeijingPalmer·
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imagine being accused of genocide denial merely for denying a genocide

(his stuff is the usual garbage, see posts ad nauseum by me and many others laying out the evidence - not to mention *an entire academic field* in agreement on atrocities) https://twitter.com/asatarbair/status/1366940099024355332

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Well, at least it's not Huawei's 5G networks, amirite? https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/03/03/white-house-zoom-biden-meetings-china-cybersecurity/

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Jake Werner@jwdwerner·
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An essential strategic insight here from @ThePlumLineGS: broad and inclusive public investment is the key first step not just to reviving/transforming the economy but also to ending popular support for the Republican Party. 1/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/03/02/biden-infrastructure-agenda-combat-trumpism/

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