antisemitism
Why Antisemitism Is Hannah Arendt's First Topic for The Origins of Totalitarianism: Conversation 1.1
What Hannah Arendt Can Teach Us Now: An Elephant in the Room Series
R. T. Greenwald
Fascism
A Guide to the Upcoming Conversation on Hannah Arendt
What Hannah Arendt Can Teach Us Now: An Elephant in the Room Series
Hannah Arendt
What Hannah Arendt Can Teach Us Now
An Elephant in the Room Series
law
Clarification of My Stance on the Khalil Case: Where Free Speech Meets Incitement
Finding Patterns in Today's US Politics
law
The Khalil Case and Columbia University Part I: Ideals and Consequences of First Amendment Interpretations
Finding Patterns in Today's US Politics
Fascism
The Democrats and Left-Wing Authoritarianism — Learning from Germany's Response to Extremism
Finding Patterns in Today's US Politics
Fascism
A German Election Debate with American Implications
Finding Patterns in Today’s US Politics
USAID
Global Politics are Local: What the German Press Can Tell Us About the Trump Administration
Finding Patterns in Today's US Politics
Elon Musk
For the First 100 Days, Think RICO, Not the Ballot Box
The Offer Trump Can’t Refuse
Fascism
The Moral Dithering of the Meritocracy
Why Democratic Leadership Hesitates
American Women
Comparing Jill Biden to Lady Macbeth is an Insult to Lady Macbeth
Contrasts in American Female Power Politics
News
Signal vs. Threat: Misrepresentations of Indirect Speech and Their Role in This Presidential Election
What is the difference between a signal and a threat? On Thursday, Trump used firing squad imagery in his discussion of Liz Cheney’s “hawkishness.” It is worth watching the original exchange to understand the full context: I published a note recently in which I retracted my repetition of the