- AJ Hartley: “why books are better than movies.” I’m not sure that’s always true — surely some films surpass their source material, but I’m hard pressed to think of an example off the top of my head.
- Erik Voeten asks an incisive question: “Is the Marginal Cost of Drone Strikes Too Low?“
- Brad DeLong argues that, despite temporary fixes, the Eurocrisis remains very real.
- Spencer Ackerman reports on the apparent failure of the Afghanistan surge.Â
- More satire of Bibi’s bomb.
- Scott Radnitz on Georgia’s upcoming election.Â
- Brian Schmidt elaborates a post-revisionist take on International Relation’s “First Great Debate.”
- Fabio Rojas asks: “how hard is academia?” The answer: pretty darn hard.
- Banks, Reynolds, and Hamilton answer reader questions.
- Georgetown is holding an event on the nexus between the current-generation web and scholarship, but it mostly seems to be an extended advertisement for Academia.edu. My sense is that academia.edu hasn’t worked out very well. Thoughts?
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