Biden’s First Year in Office: Man in a Box
One year into office, one poll indicates that a 36 percent of voters say that
Chris Baylor
A GOP Future that Could Please No One
Parties and Activists Don’t Always Follow Electoral interests In an op-ed on January 25, Hans
Ranking Presidents: Categories, Contexts, and Consequences
Upon the conclusion of Donald Trump’s presidency last week, a number of journalists ranked Donald
Here’s how to predict the Biden presidency
Originally posted at 3Streams on November 30. Predicting the presidency is no easy task given
Predicting a Biden Presidency’s Place in Political Time
In the immediate aftermath of the 2016 election results, I published an op-ed in Fortune
Responding to First to the Party Book Reviews
I am gratified that three journals published book reviews of my book, First to the
Statues, Heroes, and the Role of Institutions in History
Recently, efforts to topple statues have broadened beyond Confederate leaders in the US to other
Evaluating Russell Muirhead’s Case for Partisanship
In The Promise of Party in a Polarized Age, Russell Muirhead sings the praises of
State Capture and Defending Faith: Inattention, Ideology, and Interests
I recently wrote a book review in Interest Groups and Advocacy here contrasting Matt Grossmann’s Red State Blues and Alexander
Not All Heroes Have Extraordinary Power: the Politics of Power in HBO’s Watchmen
Many of the most popular recent science fiction and fantasy series depart from the comic