HA ha!
in other news, i recently calculated that i've read just over half of the 140 items on the american exam list. things that i learned from the super ultra bad comparative politics experience include STRATEGERY. hence i will be focusing on congress and theory/APD, each of which was key to at least four of the nine possible questions on last august's exam (of nine, three are required). then, in descending order of question frequency, [elections and parties and the presidency], [bureaucracy, policy, public opinion], and dead last as usual, the really interesting stuff: courts and social movements.
anyway, if i disappear for a while, you all know why.
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by day a political scientist! by night a significantly less intellectually responsible political scientist!
amelia.hoover@[university].edu
welcome to my blog. i'm a ph.d. candidate in political science at yale, a native midwesterner, and a happy californian. right now my research is about armed organizations and how they organize their violence against noncombatants, or fail to. i'm also interested in intentional community, gender in the academy, grad school pedagogy, fat politics, the religious left, my partner, our local farmers' market and idiosyncratic capitalization practices.