I'm en route. Say hi if you're going.

Andrew Exum, today : Nonetheless, in case anyone is interested, these are the [academic] journals I dutifully scan for articles, listed in...

Dan Nexon has written a lengthy diatribe  opposing what he calls the "over-professionalization" of IR, particularly as it involves...

Brad Smith, a UNC undergrad who is currently making his mind up about IR grad schools, writes : Stated explicitly, the question I hope to ...

Dani Rodrik has an op-ed on attitudes towards trade and ethics: In the very first meeting, he had asked the students how many of them pr...

So it's been quiet around here. I could excuse myself by saying that I've been busy working on my dissertation and teaching my own c...

Scott Sumner : My view (and that of many other market monetarists) is that the Bank of Japan acted as if it didn’t want inflation, tighte...

First off, apologies for the light posting. A confluence of events have prohibited more activity here. I hope to get going more regularly. ...

Greg Ip has a nice post at Free Exchange highlighting the similarities between Greece today and Argentina around the turn of the millenium....

Henry Farrell has written a very useful post describing the eurozone crisis in terms of Schelling's conception of brinksmanship as a ne...