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Greater interaction between POLITICAL scientists and their biologist counterparts will give birth to a new discipline, a pair of researchers from UCSD argues in the latest SCIENCE . Read More... ... Source: www.gdnet.ucla.edu --- 38 days ago
Deadline: 11/7/2008 The Association is focused to assist minority students in completing their doctorates by concentrating not only on the recruitment of minorities, but also on the retention of these groups within the profession. Up to twelve stipend minority fellows will be given each year. ... Source: support.epnet.com --- 33 days ago
International POLITICAL SCIENCE Abstracts (IPSA), produced by the International POLITICAL SCIENCE Association, includes current indexing and abstracts of the world's leading journals in POLITICAL ... ... Source: wildcat.arizona.edu --- 5 days ago
A new development may take an Eller school from phased out to amped up. The Strategic Planning and Budget Committee has recommended the School of Public Administration and Policy move forward with the POLITICAL SCIENCE department toward a full proposal to create a new School of Government and Public Affairs. ... Source: rcp.missouri.edu --- 17 days ago
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When: Thursday November 13th, 2008 - 09:30 AM Where: IMC Presentation Room Debates ... Source: chronicle.com --- 13 days ago
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The election is only a day away and has many wondering if the candidates can really fix America's problems. One UT graduate student gives his opinion on what the next president needs to do to get the country back on track. ... Find more results for POLITICAL SCIENCE on RSSMicro.com |
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DC Universe: Decisions , the DC Comics series that promised to tell us whether Superman was Red or Blue may have failed in that particular mission, but it did give us the POLITICAL views of a lot of other characters within the DC Universe. If you're still undecided as to whether you support the Republicans or the Democrats, why not let your choice by swayed by some fictional characters, as we run down who's for lower taxes and who's for spreading the wealth? You may be surprised at which party has the advantage. Although Decisions was co-written by a liberal writer (Judd Winick) and a conservative one ( Fables ' Bill Willingham), one side definitely comes off better in the admittedly-dopey story of POLITICAL assassinations and analog politicians (Instead of Barack and John, we get Kate McLellan, Davis Brewster and other Presidential hopefuls - because, of course, tying your characters to actual POLITICAL figures is much worse than tying them to actual POLITICAL parties): the Republicans. Oh sure; the Democrats may get Batman in their corner - well, Bats undercover as Bruce Wayne, as he comes out in favor of "Martin Suarez" - but he makes a point of telling the audience that he doesn't really mean it: Bruce Wayne integrated himself into the Suarez campaign so that I could have better tactical access. Meanwhile, the Republicans get Lois Lane ("I'm proudly for a strong military, small government, low taxes, and maximum individual fr ...