July 01, 2014
Blogging the ARPS: Evans
See the introduction to and explanation of this series of posts. Tribal-State Relations in the Anglosphere, by Laura E. Evans Indigenous politics is a perpetually-understudied topic (or set of topics)…
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June 24, 2014
Blogging the ARPS: de Marchi and Page
See the introduction to and explanation of this series of posts. “Agent-Based Models,” Scott de Marchi and Scott E. Page I remember a time– 8 years ago? 10?– when I…
June 20, 2014
ARPS resolution and precommitment update
I’m aware that I’ve already fallen three articles behind in my pledge to read and blog about two ARPS articles per week. That amounts to a week and a half…
June 13, 2014
Blogging the ARPS: Hadfield & Weingast
See the introduction to and explanation for this series of posts. Gillian K. Hadfield and Barry R. Weingast, Microfoundations of the Rule of Law I should note at the beginning…
June 06, 2014
Blogging the Annual Review of Political Science: Hug
(See the introduction to and explanation of this series of posts.) Many kinds of political science data are messy. Demographers get to aggregate, e.g., births and deaths: pretty clear individual-level…
June 03, 2014
Blogging the Annual Review of Political Science: Walzer
(See the introduction to and explanation of this series of posts.) Well, that was disappointing. Michael Walzer is the most important living American political theorist, and among the most important…