Folks, Minnesota keeps going, including with work on climate change/environment. Please apply to the IonE postdoc - they are definitely interested in social scientists! sites.google.com/umn.edu/ione...
Folks, Minnesota keeps going, including with work on climate change/environment. Please apply to the IonE postdoc - they are definitely interested in social scientists! sites.google.com/umn.edu/ione...
Friends: University of Minnesota's Institute on the Environment is hiring...and definitely looking for social scientists. Apply!
Great question. I have not conducted this kind of research. But you might reach out to Tracey Koehlmoos (don't think she's on this platform) - she'd be more likely to know.
Thanks, Hein!
And if you are broadly interested in this topic, there's also an Oxford University Press @bridgingthegap.bsky.social book!
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Finally, hot off the presses with @pedroaccorsi.bsky.social in Security Studies, is "Military Medicine and Military Effectiveness."
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Second, and with the same team, in @afssage.bsky.social: "US Combat Medicine and Military Morale"
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
First in time, and focusing on the relationship between military medicine and morale, is "Military medicine and morale: Perceptions of inequities in triage impact national security" with Sumner, Koehlmoos, and Korona-Baley
journalhss.com/wp-content/u...
Folks, I'm very pleased to share a trio of recent, open-access, papers that investigate - and demonstrate - the relationship between military medicine and military effectiveness:
Just got my copy of @erinsikorsky.bsky.social 's new book and am excited to dig in!
www.bloomsbury.com/us/climate-c...
Hot off the presses...one of three new articles on military medicine and military effectiveness.
Thanks so much!
Any examples you can point me to @stefwalter.bsky.social ? I had a brief meeting with someone at TurnItIn but they seemed befuddled by my request...
Following up on your reply 1+ year after the fact. Would love to connect on this question as I am returning to this paper now.
So many thanks to @ryangrauer.bsky.social for organizing this roundtable and to @jcaverley.bsky.social, Neta Crawford, Karin Warner, and Peter White for their extraordinarily thoughtful reviews.
Something I really appreciated about this conversation with @carnegiecouncil.org was the focus on values and agency in a time when it is all too easy to feel overwhelmed by the workings of the world.
Journeys is such a great program, one that has helped so many women in the field. I'm so sorry.
Congratulations to this year's Carnegie Fellows. Gratitude to @carnegiecorp.bsky.social for supporting research on democracy and polarization.
www.carnegie.org/news/article...
An obituary of sorts for the norm against territorial conquest. Iβd be happy to be wrong.
www.foreignaffairs.com/russia/conqu...
Crowdsourcing: what literature do you recommend on democratic backsliding & armed conflict (intra or intrastate)? (am thinking of an analog to the democratization and war literature, but in reverse, but focusing on the process of regime change rather than "democracies & war" or "autocracies & war")
Yes, that's consistent with the coverage I've seen. Not surprising, but still depressing.
Insightful piece from @profsaunders.bsky.social.
This bit caught my eye: "We also know what is unlikely to happen: GOP pushback." Leadership matters in both its presence and its absence.
goodauthority.org/news/trump-a...
It was so much fun that I stole the idea!
I'm looking forward to reading the final version of Lemke's book, especially in this time when the prospect of violent state death has (unfortunately) been in the news.
"The Persistence of Gendered States."
- Frances V. Harbour Graduate Student Paper Award
Amazing!
Folks, @angietorres.bsky.social is on π₯
*Three* ISA paper awards!
"Punishment Preferences in Gendered Settings: Evidence from Mexico."
- Womenβs Caucus Graduate Student Best Paper Award
- Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Best Graduate Student Paper Award
plus
Thanks for the recommendation!
I'm trying to put together a session for Intro IR on foreign aid and development, using the jigsaw method, where each student in a group brings a different piece of the "puzzle." What undergrad-friendly readings/podcasts/videos etc would you recommend that cover a range of contemporary cases?
For a thumbnail of @profmichaelross.bsky.social new @worldpolitics.bsky.social review essay on climate, see ππΎ