Trying to do some amount of process tracing of an institution in the 50s where everything amounts to “oh we didn’t keep any minutes and all meetings were over lunch”
Episode 9: "The Clash of Civilizations"
At the waning of the Cold War, Harvard political scientist Samuel Huntington had the bold idea of splitting the world into ethnicities and writing a whole book about which ones were bad.
https://t.co/GHUNEiqfFS
We revisited one of the grimmest chapters of Russia's war - the ruin of Mariupol.
Even after a year of covering this horrible war, some of these stories shocked me to the core when reporting this piece.
Take 20 minutes to read it today if you can.
https://t.co/HFm01DGwbJ
As this hellsite crashes and burns for no good real reason at all I am still without answer as to whether being here was supposed to be good or bad for my “academic career”
Every year without fail my students teach me about some straight up heart-of-darkness level niche French foreign policy and I’ll find out it was instituted in 2008
The real benefits of the EU are the no roaming charges, the ability to erase a google result, and now the USB-C and I feel like it should lean into that because I have never felt so vivid a love for petty regulation
Stanford Internet Observatory's Renee DiResta and John Perrino dissect U.S. Influence Operations: The Military’s Resurrected Digital Campaign for Hearts and Minds. @noUpside@JCPerrino https://t.co/GNOpj2t4I1
‘Trolling helps show the king has no clothes’: how Ukraine’s army conquered Twitter
Me, @MehulAtLarge, and Roman Olearchyk for @FT.
https://t.co/i8nWrtmsPr
Coming out of Twitter retirement to share @lpolgreen's important, thoughtful first column. Much to think about here, including the role and biases of foreign reporting https://t.co/ssiOVv5zCj
Big thanks to @BtGProjectDC for a whirlwind New Era workshop this year, especially to @_danigilbert@fabiana_sofia@areddie89 @naazneenbarma @RachelWhitlark and many others. No better motivator than meeting exciting people doing exciting work, and also the mountains help.
I see a lot of discussion about dissatisfaction among Ukrainians with the Nobel Committee's decision to award the Peace Prize to human rights defenders from three countries at once. I will try to explain my view of the problem. 🧵1/7 #NobelPeacePrize