Posts

COVID, backlash and the future of the online university

Yes, online college is here to stay, but it won’t be replacing the face-to-face classroom, I wrote  in  last week’s column .

First LSE USAPP blog entry: Welcome to Obama-Trump Country

My first blog entry for the London School of Economics USAPP blog-- Welcome to Obama-Trump Country

Rage Against the Machine: What COVID deniers and #BlackLivesMatter protestors have in common

These two groups may seem to loathe each other, but they have something critical in common: rejection of Government by Nobody, I argued in last week’s column .

Do Millennials Exist? Social Science, Generations, and the Trouble With De-Bunking

Are generational cohorts real? Yes, but... I argued in a recent MPSA blog entry .

Mayors: the Other 1st Responders

This region’s mayors–the other 1st responders–play a critical role in containing the Coronavirus outbreak, I wrote in  last week’s column .

It's Primary Season in Kansas!

I review the races to watch in this post for the American Political Science Association.

How did the pandemic become partisan?

I ask that question in my new MPSA blog post.