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YearTitleAcademicsSources
2026 Democrats Must Rebuild in Rural America Suzanne Mettler CV
2024 BUILDING A BETTER PARTY. Jacob S. Hacker GS
2024 Forget Fusion, Look to Alaska!: A Response to Lee Drutman Danielle S. Allen CV
2024 The Extortionist Doctrine: On the Persistence of U.S. Nuclear Deterrence Policy Elaine Scarry CV
2024 THE NEW BLUE DIVIDE. Jacob S. Hacker GS
2023 Freeing Time Julie L. Rose CV
2021 The Menthol Cigarette Ban Shows There’s No Democracy Without Petitions Daniel Paul Carpenter CV
2020 American Democracy is in the Mail Daniel Paul Carpenter CV
2020 Inventing Nonviolence Alexander Livingston CV GS
2020 The Racist Foundation of Nuclear Architecture Elaine Scarry CV
2020 The Uses of Populist History Jason Frank CV
2020 We Should Be Afraid, But Not of the Protesters Melvin L. Rogers CV GS
2020 What we can learn from India’s Improbable Democracy Ashutosh Varshney CV
2019 Sleeping Through the Alarm Elaine Scarry CV
2019 The future of political philosophy Katrina Forrester GS
2019 What statistics can’t tell us in the fight over affirmative action at Harvard Andrew Gelman CV
2018 Democracy is a Habit: Practice It Melvin L. Rogers CV GS
2018 Populism Isn’t the Problem Jason Frank CV
2017 Keeping the Faith: Review of Ta-Nehisi Coates’ We Were Eight Years In Power Melvin L. Rogers CV
2017 What Is Education For? Danielle S. Allen CV
2016 Are Women the Silent Sex? Tali Mendelberg CV
2016 Making Chinese Officials Accountable, Blog by Blog. Diana Fu CV GS
2016 Response to Kate Manne’s The Logic of Misogyny Tali Mendelberg CV
2016 What Good is History for African Americans? Melvin L. Rogers CV
2015 Anxieties of Democracy Ira I. Katznelson CV
2015 Is Democracy in Crisis and What Should We Do About It? Hélène Landemore CV
2015 Race and Dignity: Freedom Can’t Be Left to Chance Melvin L. Rogers CV
2013 Forum: Can Global Brands Create Just Supply Chains? Layna Mosley CV
2012 An Anachronistic Reading: The Port Huron Statement at 50 Jennifer Hochschild CV
2012 A New Progressive Generation Jennifer Hochschild CV
2012 Knowing Where You Stand: How Informing the Voters Helps the Democrats Michele F. Margolis CV
2012 Poetry Changed the World: Injury and the Ethics of Reading Elaine Scarry CV
2012 The Wider Battle for Equality Jacob S. Hacker CV
2011 China’s Other Revolution Edward S. Steinfeld CV
2011 Extreme Injury Elaine Scarry CV
2011 Weak Tea James M. Snyder, Jr. CV GS
2010 Midterm postmortem Brendan Nyhan GS
2010 The Rules:'Political and institutional hurdles prevent serious reform.' Andrew Gelman GS
2009 In elections, what is certain is almost never new; what is new is almost never certain. Andrew Gelman GS
2009 Stories and stats: The truth about Obama’s victory wasn’t in the papers Andrew Gelman CV GS
2008 Presidential Crimes Elaine Scarry CV
2006 Rules of Engagement: Why Military Honor Matters Elaine Scarry CV
2005 Response to Elizabeth Warren and Amelia Warren Tyagi, “What’s Hurting the Middle Class” Jacob S. Hacker CV
2004 Harder to See: Craig Dworkin, Reading The Illegible Jacques Khalip CV
2004 Resisting the U.S.A. Patriot Act Elaine Scarry CV
2003 Back to Jarrell: Stephen Burt, Randall Jarrell And His Age Jacques Khalip CV
2003 Harold Bloom, Hamlet: Poem Unlimited Jacques Khalip CV
2003 Helen Vendler, Coming of Age as a Poet Jacques Khalip CV
2003 J.D. McClatchy, Hazmat Jacques Khalip CV
2002 Can Working Families Ever Win? The Political Bind Theda Skocpol CV OA
2002 Citizenship in Emergency Elaine Scarry CV
1997 Du Bois for the 1990’s Ira I. Katznelson CV
1997 The Real Case for Density Margaret M. Weir GS
1994 Democratic Citizenship Amy Gutmann CV