15 septiembre, 2019
por Felipe Sahagún
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By Stephen Saideman Best Defense guest respondent (September 16, 2014 – 11:35 AM) Last night, my chain got pulled by Tom Ricks, who has written some fine books on the U.S. military including the well-named Fiasco about the Iraq … Continuar leyendo
17 agosto, 2019
por Felipe Sahagún
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ROBERT JERVIS AND FRANCIS J. GAVIN (Podcast) AUGUST 12, 2019 In this episode of Horns of a Dilemma, chair of the Texas National Security Review Editorial Board Frank Gavin interviews political scientist Robert Jervis. In a wide-ranging interview that reaches all … Continuar leyendo
3 marzo, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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In the third century BCE, the Greek philosopher Aristotle was perhaps the first scholar to think systematically about how different forms of government led to different political outcomes: such as stability or rebellion in the city states in Ancient Greece. In fact, … Continuar leyendo
31 agosto, 2016
por Felipe Sahagún
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AgendaPública @a_publica «Imagine a World in Which» http://isp.oxfordjournals.org/content/isp/17/2/117.full.pdf … cc @miotei@_ignaciomolina@Steinbergf@jrteruel@mlopezplana 17:03 – 31 ago 2016
12 febrero, 2016
por Felipe Sahagún
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The latest issue of Political Science Research and Methods (PSRM ) is now online and you can access this issue with our compliments until the 11th of April, 2016. Published for the European Political Science Association, PSRM specifically focuses on … Continuar leyendo
13 septiembre, 2015
por Felipe Sahagún
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A new collection engages directly with how political science can achieve wider relevance as a discipline. Matt Wood finds The Relevance of Political Science a must read for any scholar interested in the impact debate and he welcomes a … Continuar leyendo