UNC political science professor Navin Bapat, who taught me bargaining models last year, is the subject of this WWNorton interview. In it, he discusses his work on terrorism, the value of formal and quantitative IR more generally, and other topics.
Via The Monkey Cage.
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Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Bapat on Terrorism
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