gabrielmares.bsky.social
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link.springer.com/article/10.1...
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www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/edi...
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www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
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www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
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100%
My kids were at school in a really progressive area, school board meetings were about creative alternatives. They set up outdoor classrooms that worked even for cold weather! So many possibilities when each meeting isn't shouting "we need to open the schools with no precautions!"
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Is...is this Teapot Dome all over again?
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Dennis Hutchinson weeps that you didn't recognize this
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In another 6 months I fully expect some of these airlines to refer to their crashes as "direct flights to heaven"
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2. Recovering African contestation and innovation in global politics: Francis Deng and sovereignty-as-responsibility - cup.org/4hQVr74
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Rahm's 2006 recruits: "I'm a mom, I'm a veteran, I'm a small business owner, and gay marriage scares me."
Lost to the memory hole, but a lot of his handpicked recruits underperformed and couldn't get elected in an enormous blue wave
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Said, Arendt, and Walzer were what inspired me to go to grad school.
Still inspired by Said, most of work is an argument with either Arendt or Walzer now
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Foregrounding 'anti-imperialism' in the history of political thought, I conclude, may obfuscate as much as it illuminates -- even when examining the 20th century experience of decolonization.
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Rather than imperialism and anti-imperialism representing a clean binary, anti-imperial projects, events, and figures may embody the very sorts of politics that many disciplinary debates about anti-imperialism wish to critique.
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Abstract: Beginning in the late 1990s, a debate emerged whether Edmund Burke might be read as a significant critic of empire because of his impeachment of Warren Hastings. The debate that ensued, I argue in this essay, revealed ambiguities and paradoxes in the category of anti-imperialism.
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That's a hell of an act! What do you call it?
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He looks like what 46 year olds looked like in 1975