Obviously posting has been a bit sparse for the last month or two, and it will likely continue in this fashion throughout the remainder of the fall semester. While we are currently running on silent, this should only be temporary. I myself am currently swamped by a range of responsibilities, including dissertating, working on projects that need to get back out the door, sending out job packets (hint hint), etc. Other contributors have also been unusually busy recently—two have started new jobs, requiring them to relocate and settle in at other universities, and one other contributor is also on the job market.
That said, please don't delete us from your RSS feeds. You can probably expect the occasional post over the next few months, but it will be less regular than we'd like.
To be continued…
Michael Flynn is a professor in the Department of Political Science at Kansas State University. He received his Ph.D. in Political Science from Binghamton University in 2013. His research focuses on the political economy of foreign policy with a specific focus on security cooperation and military deployments.