@3xchair@NRO@tabletmag I am not the author of this article. The "other" David J Samuels, as far as I know, is not on Twitter. If you can, please remove the @ to me
@FriedmanAvital Under what conditions would decisions of the PM, Ministers and cabinet diverge from the decisions of (a majority of) parliament? Are those conditions common? I doubt it.
Anyone teaching Intro CP/Institutions: what's going on in Israel now is a perfect ex of reform of "judicial review" into its opposite, "parliamentary supremacy," and a rare ex of substantial change in nature of separation of powers (and, most countries moved other way since WWII)
@claudferraz TA of a colleague here already caught one. The essays are easy to detect, at least. Canvas and other online course mgmt tools will no doubt put a detector in updates and automate the process, eg like turnitin
Punch line of my new PoP piece, which examines US, EU & Vatican: "Changes in international politics has left democracy with weaker ideational support in the global arena, potentially facilitating backsliding."
https://t.co/8Lmq4gZlGc
I wrote a little thing w my student @karinebelarmino about why Lula likely *won't* have to worry about polarization with evangelical leaders & their supporters
https://t.co/c4SEaESwQA
After how many years, achievement unlocked? Copy editor of forthcoming article said "It was a huge pleasure to read your work on this fascinating (albeit worrying) topic." Usually I just argue w/copy eds about commas and capitalization...?
Here's how it appears to have gone down.
FBI, for months: You have classified documents. Please turn them over.
Trump: Make me.
FBI, finally: (Sigh) Okay.
UMN is hiring TT in comparative politics. Deadline 9/25. For info and to apply, go to https://t.co/8JbNcmoHQy, job opening ID 351091. (Ad not posted on APSA ejobs yet, should be soon.)