Explaining Conflict in Estonia Through Ethnic and Political Polarization
In my last blog post, I detailed my interest in explaining ethnic conflict in Estonia through a predictive political framework, provided context …
Trends and Limits Regarding Research on Gender and International Relations
Introduction Research on gender and international relations has become more positivist since 2000.[1] That is, scholars in the field have become more …
“Technology is Neither Good, Nor Bad; Nor is it Neutral:” The Case of Algorithmic Biasing
This post is one of two in a series about algorithmic biasing. In his 1985 address as president of the Society for …
The Mysterious Case of the Missing Evangelicals
Evangelical voters are a monolithic group, right? Certainly, the word “evangelical” conjures up a very specific image in our mind – perhaps …