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Democracy

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The “Prose of Counterinsurgency” 
November 1, 2024James Porter
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Democracy
Voting While Uncommitted
October 31, 2024Jeffrey C. Isaac
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The Anti-Immigrant Election
Leaving Honduras
October 31, 2024Jeremy Robson, Leah Zamore
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The Left
What Democrats Lose in Ignoring the Uncommitted Movement
October 24, 2024Abby Lloyd
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Education
All IU Faculty, Staff, and Students Are “Safe,” but Some Are Safer Than Others
October 24, 2024Jessica Storey-Nagy
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Politics
Behind the Balancing Act of Kamala Harris’s Industrial Policy
October 21, 2024Henry Tonks
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The Anti-Immigrant Election
“Blame It on the Immigrant”: The Housing Crisis Edition
October 18, 2024Achilles Kallergis
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Sex & Gender
The New Urgency of LGBTQ+ Pride in Paris
October 7, 2024Marko Vuorinen
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Literature
The Sword Is Mightier Than the Pen
October 2, 2024Margaret Atwood, Aaron James Wendland
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To Cancel or Not to Cancel? Questioning the Russian Idea
October 1, 2024George Pattison
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Academic Dialogue Against the Background of War
October 1, 2024Nataliia Viatkina
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Thinking in Dark Times: Life, Death, and Social Solidarity
September 30, 2024Aaron James Wendland, Volodymyr Yermolenko

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