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***Announcement***
The new Spring 2022 issue is online!
Read articles by I. Kardon and W. Leutert, Renanah Miles Joyce, Steven Ward, A. Calcara, A. Gilli, M. Gilli, R. Marchetti, and I. Zaccagnini, and David Logan.
direct.mit.edu/isec/issue/46/4
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The new Spring 2022 issue is online!
Read articles by I. Kardon and W. Leutert, Renanah Miles Joyce, Steven Ward, A. Calcara, A. Gilli, M. Gilli, R. Marchetti, and I. Zaccagnini, and David Logan.
direct.mit.edu/isec/issue/46/4
#AcademicTwitter
Articles from Vol. 46, No. 4, include:
“Pier Competitor: China’s Power Position in Global Ports,” by @IBKardon and @wendyleutert.
direct.mit.edu/isec/article/4…
This article is *ungated* (free) through May 26 thanks to @mitpress!
#PowerProjection
“Pier Competitor: China’s Power Position in Global Ports,” by @IBKardon and @wendyleutert.
direct.mit.edu/isec/article/4…
This article is *ungated* (free) through May 26 thanks to @mitpress!
#PowerProjection
“Soldiers’ Dilemma: Foreign Military Training and Liberal Norm Conflict,” by @RenanahJoyce.
direct.mit.edu/isec/article/4…
This article is *ungated* (free) thanks to @mitpress!
#IHL #WomenAlsoKnowStuff
direct.mit.edu/isec/article/4…
This article is *ungated* (free) thanks to @mitpress!
#IHL #WomenAlsoKnowStuff
This news article “Drunk man helps emergency services search for himself” appeared on the website of a Flemish newspaper. Would you consider clicking on it? #ThesisThread 🧵1/
You may not, but it was recently one of their most read articles on the news website. It may not come as a surprise that these “most read lists” are often filled with the “softer news”, funny or bizarre articles rather than the harder, political or economic news. 2/
We don’t think about it that much, but our behavior on news websites is increasingly put into numbers by #analytics software. That is then aggregated into metrics like “clicks” or “time on page” that give an indication of popularity. But what are those numbers good for?📊3/
Thread of must-cite women academics in Propaganda Studies inc a few of the discipline's founders. Many lit reviews on classics of #Propaganda Studies recall only men, so... #citewomen #womenalsoknowstuff #womensequalityday - there will be more, any missing pls 4give me & add...
Elizabeth Briant Lee - Key text: 'The Fine Art of Propaganda' (with Alfred McClung Lee) (1939) archive.org/details/LeeFin…
Hannah Arendt - Key text: The Origins of Totalitarianism (1951) archive.org/details/TheOri…
So much media chatter about #WomenVoters in #Election2020. Except, if (white, non-college educated) women vote in large numbers for #Biden, doesn't that mean the story is really about why (some) men still love Trump? A Sunday 🧵on gender & the vote. ⤵️ 1/9
To begin, @kdittmar gets it right in this @nytimes piece: "To characterize the women’s vote as if it stands for a single ideology or agenda would be too simplistic...We would rarely make the same characterization for men.” (Follow her.) 2/9
nytimes.com/2020/10/29/us/…
nytimes.com/2020/10/29/us/…
My piece in @SmithsonianMag makes a similar point: Clinton swept Black women, but narrowly lost white women; but w/in the group of white women, those who are educated, young and/or single broke for Clinton. Race & socioeconomic status matter. 3/9 smithsonianmag.com/history/how-ha…
With COVID-19, we’ve been thinking a lot about journals and the publication process.
This thread is about what academic journals & journal editors can do to ensure that women’s research gets the citations it deserves.
Citations and citation counts often matter. #CiteHerMonday
This thread is about what academic journals & journal editors can do to ensure that women’s research gets the citations it deserves.
Citations and citation counts often matter. #CiteHerMonday
And we know that citation patterns can be gendered.
For instance, see this piece by @michelledion @JaneLSumner & @sbmitche
cambridge.org/core/journals/…
#CiteHerMonday
For instance, see this piece by @michelledion @JaneLSumner & @sbmitche
cambridge.org/core/journals/…
#CiteHerMonday
One of the ways #WomenAlsoKnowStuff works to improve political science for all is to encourage scholars to cite (and read!) work by women experts.
Journal editors can make a big difference to citation practices. How? Here are some ideas!
#CiteHerMonday
Journal editors can make a big difference to citation practices. How? Here are some ideas!
#CiteHerMonday
I finished up my party politics seminar with short student presentations of new research. It was wonderful to see how engaged the students were with the articles and great to learn about new work- a lot of it by great women scholars #WomenAlsoKnowStuff - check these out: 1/13
@ernugent @sh_grewal @AmaneyJamal @masoudtarek have a great 2019 @AJPS_Editor on Islamist parties in Tunisia that finds a link between electoral support of these parties and religious beliefs about the afterlife doi.org/10.1111/ajps.1… 2/13
@anika_gauja, Stephen Mills, Narelle Miraglotta, Joo-Cheng Tham, Zim Nwokora, and Malcolm Anderson find a link between party finance and the centralization of parties in a study of electoral reforms in Australia in a 2020 Parliamentary Affairs doi.org/10.1093/pa/gsy… 3/13
