- Red lines or red lights on Syria? It’s not just about Syria.
- What if the Tsarnaevs had been shooters instead of bombers?
- Playing out academic feuds in the press…Reinhart and Rogoff respond.
- Fodder for PTJ: What do scientifc studies tell us?
- Very persuasive: I spent three hours yesterday on the tarmac at O’Hare delayed by an FAA furlough hold as a result of sequestration — passed the time reading Mark Blyth’s Austerity: The History of a Dangerous Idea — scathing rebuke of neoliberalism.
- If you are keeping score, Spain’s unemployment just topped 27% –– 6 million — with more budget cuts pending.
- Tarak Barkawi warns of the neoliberal assault on academia.
- While we’re at it — here’s one reason REF is so popular among academics. ht: Sherrill Stroschein
- Who knew? Apparently it’s more lucrative to be a member of the Chinese National Peoples Congress than to be a member of the US Congress.
- The best we can advise on whether or not to go to grad school: “good luck?”
- I’m confused — we spend $750bn+/yr on national security and we’re in danger of falling into isolation?
Jon Western has spent the last fifteen years teaching IR in liberal arts colleges at Mount Holyoke College and the Five Colleges in western Massachusetts. He has an eclectic range of intellectual interests but often writes on international security, U.S. foreign policy, military intervention, and human rights. He occasionally shares his thoughts about professional life in liberal arts colleges. In his spare time he coaches middle school soccer, mentors the local high school robotics team, skis, and sails.
0 Comments