ISA

Incorporating Blog Consumption into the Classroom

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There is currently a proposal before ISA to prevent blogging by the editorial members of ISA journals.  While there are a few posts discussing how this is professionally problematic and limits some real discussion that is happening via blog, there is one other arena such a mandate would also hurt: My classroom.   During the 2013-2014 … Read more

ISA panels

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While I am not attending ISA physically this year, I have two different papers being presented by co-authors.  As such, a bit of shameless self-promotion.   The first paper is being presented by Matt DiGiuseppe on Tuesday (4/3) at 8:15 AM in Hospitality Suite 2201 on the Economics in International Processes panel. Our paper, "Austere Alliances: Sovereign … Read more

Drinks with Bloggers at ISA

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I, unfortunately, will be leaving ISA and NYC this morning and will be missing a bloggers get together of sorts tonight.  However, for those of you here at ISA and reading blogs instead of attending panels, this gathering may be of interest. Michael A. AllenMichael A. Allen is an Associate Professor of Political Science at … Read more

ISA and Peace Science Conference Deadlines

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A quick reminder for those who push deadlines.  The International Studies Association deadline (5/30/08) for proposals is today and the Peace Science deadline will be on Sunday (6/1/08). Michael A. AllenMichael A. Allen is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Boise State University. His research focuses on international conflict, military alliances, and quantitative methods … Read more