
Postdoc @ufhamilton + @AWConsortium | PhD @Georgetown | Book on Machiavelli's 20th cent. reception | HPT, IR, Grand Strategy |
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Honored to receive the inaugural Cosmos Scholars Prize and to have my research on Machiavelli's 20th-century reception featured in this @GradGeorgetown article: grad.georgetown.edu/2025/11/…
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Last night we welcomed University of Notre Dame's Dr. Vincent Phillip Muñoz for the final lecture in our America 250 series.
Muñoz posed a deceptively simple question: What exactly should we celebrate when we celebrate the Fourth of July? His talk returned to the principles of 1776 and invited us to reflect on the enduring meaning of the American Revolution for citizens today.
A fitting close to the series, and a thoughtful reminder of why the founding still matters.
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"Which to be? To risk never leaving Ithaca, or to risk never coming back?" I am delighted that I can share my long article on John Pocock and historiography, his pre-Cambridge writings in 1940s New Zealand (pic age 21) and unpublished memoirs. Open access: press-files.anu.edu.au/downl…
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For the Blog, Andrew Gibson interviews Joshua Cherniss about his latest book, “Liberalism in Dark Times: The Liberal Ethos in the Twentieth Century.” @andpgibson @PrincetonUPress
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The winner of the JHI’s inaugural Martin Jay Article Prize is Nayeli L. Riano for “The Pueblo and the Politics of History and Historiography in the Writings of Andrés Bello and Francisco Bilbao.”
web.sas.upenn.edu/jhiblog/20…
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Read it here --
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A full house for our first event of the semester.🙌
Thank you to Dr. Georgios Varouxakis and everyone who joined us yesterday for a thought-provoking Seminar in the History of Ideas.
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Final NYT numbers on Haley Stevens v. Abdul El-Sayed:
— Six outside groups spent $62 million for Stevens, giving her a nine-to-one spending advantage over Abdul
— Half of that Stevens spend, $32 million, came from AIPAC's super PAC
— AIPAC's super PAC spent more than any single group has in a federal Democratic primary this cycle
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My article on Hayek's renderings of Tocqueville as a "true liberal" is now in the most recent issue of @AJPS_Editor.
Tracing the “true liberalism”: F. A. Hayek as a reader of Tocqueville -onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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ONDISC is still accepting applications for our Hans J. Morgenthau Postdoctoral Fellowship program, but only for 9 more days!
If you're an IR scholar seeking to advance your career and research in grand strategy, this is the program for you.
ondisc.nd.edu/graduate-progr…
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Congrats to Hamilton Postdoctoral Fellow Christian Ruth, who helped develop the latest @LastWeekTonight with John Oliver episode on the global impact of #USAID’s dissolution.🎉📺
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Superb @SWGoldman review of Harvey Mansfield's "The Rise and Fall of Rational Control" in @WSJBooks.
Self-recommending!
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"Mr. Trump’s approach is not just chaos or, as many people have commented, an updated version of 19th-century great-power competition. He is pursuing something more out of the 16th-century, what we call neoroyalist international politics." nytimes.com/2026/01/26/opini…
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🚨 Call for Applications: Foreign Policy Impact Summer Institute!
Peter Harris designed an outstanding program last summer. Highly recommend for early-career scholars interested in rethinking American foreign policy.
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Golf hardos love to tell you that you shouldn't be playing blades. They fundamentally misunderstand why some of us play the game. Don't let em bully or shame you. #YOTB
A column for our @fried_egg_golf newsletter. thefriedegg.com/articles/ror…
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The copy of "Saeculum" (1970) by R.A. Markus that John Pocock used when writing "The Machiavellian Moment" (1975)
"Machiavelli thought a true statesman must know how to be ‘completely wicked’. McCormick thinks we are yet again in need of such wicked states-persons; I think we should be profoundly grateful we are not." @DavidWootton69 in @EngelsbergIdeas
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"@MortenHoiJensen The Master of Contradictions—packed with facts and engagingly written—is exactly the introduction the Anglophone lover of Mann’s novel needs." -@translationista
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