Election Reports and Political Science
Election Reports and Political ScienceJoshua Tucker, writing on The Monkey Cage ( a political science blog), announces that, "One of the goals of the Monkey Cage is to inject the opinions of political scientists into popular discourse about contemporary political events (see our mission statement). With this in mind, we are going to try to add a new element to The Monkey Cage starting this fall: quick reports on global elections from the perspective of political scientists...
"However, for most elections out there, there is some political scientist paying close attention to what is going on and/or some graduate student out in the field doing research. Our thought is to use the Monkey Cage to give this person a chance to share their thoughts more widely in the immediate aftermath of a given election..."
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