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A Post-ISA Round Up

Posted on April 6, 2011 by alexanderfogleman

It may be a few weeks late, but I’m glad to report that the International Studies Association conference in Montreal was a success. I presented on two separate panels – Getting to Grips with Global Governance, and Global Media, Open … Continue reading →

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NYT On the Education of a President

Posted on October 15, 2010 by alexanderfogleman

The New York Times published an article on 10/12/2010 by Peter Baker about the education of President Barack Obama, and it was not on his schooling – it was on the lessons Mr. Obama has learned during his first two … Continue reading →

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Its Official – ISA Conference is a Go!

Posted on September 27, 2010 by alexanderfogleman

If some of you remember the post from quite a while ago (This One), I submitted, with one of my peers, several paper proposals to the International Studies Association Conference in Montreal. Well, a few months and much waiting later, … Continue reading →

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The Government Employment Process. Or: Frustration in a Can.

Posted on May 26, 2010 by alexanderfogleman

Do you ever get the urge to rip the head of the next fuzzy and cute thing that wanders your way.? In the spirit of list-based comedy, I’m going to explain why trying to find your first federal job equates … Continue reading →

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