Critical Review

A journal of politics and society

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In memoriam, Jeff Friedman (1959-2022) founder of Critical Review. https://t.co/vsZFuwOqEv

[Julia Maskivker @JMaskivker]

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@JMaskivker discusses @RobertTalisse's vision of citizenship in his new book @CivicSolitude

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Diana Mutz examines @RobertTalisse's arguments regarding democracy and polarization in his new book Civic Solitude: Why Democracy Needs Distance.

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Eduardo Martinez discusses @RobertTalisse's new book Civic Solitude: Why Democracy Needs Distance with @OxUniPress:
https://t.co/MPJ53oLeUk

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A new article by @anthonyjevans critically examines recent histories of neoliberalism:

https://t.co/jQYyDO64ht

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New article by Mariya Grinberg of @MITPoliSci on the nature of state sovereignty and powers of delegation:
https://t.co/i7zOjjDeSs

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How do cognitively limited actors cope with the complexity of the modern world? Adam Ruzicka, Pavel Dufek and Ian Jarabinsky examine how framing influences democratic politics:
https://t.co/hYAWy1sX3w

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A new paper by Wolfgang Streeck examines the nature of expertise in capitalist democracies: "A capitalist economy is a political economy that requires an – always fragile – political settlement between capital and labour, one that needs to be renegotiated on a current basis in the light of changing relations of power between the classes. To the extent that this requires expertise, it is the expertise of political practitioners, not of economists.":

https://t.co/WXozIBD786

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In a new review of Francois Godard's book Germany, France, and Postwar Democratic Capitalism: Expert Rule, @Harvard's Peter Hall gives his view of technocracy: "I side with William F. Buckley who famously said that he would rather be governed by a random sample of people drawn from the Boston phonebook than by the Harvard faculty. And, on that point, I know what I am talking about."

https://t.co/HegzFf2oqc

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@amar_bhide discusses the analysis of uncertainty in his new book Uncertainty and Enterprise: Venturing Beyond the Known with @OxUniPress:

https://t.co/NHgtPkaCUt

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@amar_bhide expands upon the analysis of uncertainty in new book Uncertainty and Enterprise: Venturing Beyond the Known with @OxUniPress :

https://t.co/NHgtPkaCUt

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@amar_bhide discusses his analysis of uncertainty in his new book, Uncertainty and Enterprise: Venturing Beyond the Known with @OxUniPress.

https://t.co/NHgtPkaCUt

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@amar_bhide expands upon his analysis of uncertainty in his new @OxUniPress book, Uncertainty and Enterprise: Venturing Beyond the Known.

https://t.co/NHgtPkaCUt

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Richard Friberg discusses @amar_bhide's modernization of Frank Knight's distinction between risk and uncertainty:

https://t.co/YcvPo8OUHR

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Professor Randall Morck of @UAlbertaBiz discusses entrepreneurship and economics in @amar_bhide's new book Uncertainty and Enterprise, now out with @OxUniPress:

https://t.co/2jYU1g4xzQ

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Oxford's Robert Evans reviews @natasha_wheatl's The Life and Death of States published with @PrincetonUPress:

https://t.co/8IcuaPtsIO

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@MearsheimerJ and Sebastian Rosato respond to their interlocutors' views of How States Think with @yalepress:

https://t.co/kB8hdV6SXA

[KCL Department of Political Economy @Kingspol_econ]

🆕 Are competitive markets economic analogues to scientific experiments?

A new paper by Sam DeCanio and Colin Jennings applies arguments from studies of causal inference to understand competition and the problems created by monopoly power.

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A new paper by @DomDPJohnson examines evolutionary theory and the rationality of state behavior in international politics:

https://t.co/okMgTUPzpZ

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In a new paper in Critical Review's special issue on @MearsheimerJ and Sebastian Rosato's book, How States Think, Ned Lebow of @warstudies asks: are leaders rational?

https://t.co/m7I6qxA4Qe