Edward Kammerer

Also: a plug for going to the business meetings and receptions at APSA. That's where the idea for this book came together. You can meet amazing people and future collaborators at these events. If you'll be at @apsa.bsky.social be sure to come to say hi at the S&P and Caucus meetings, and reception!

Thank you to all the amazing folks who made this happen: my co-editors RG and @erinadam0.bsky.social, all the amazing contributors, and the folks at @sunypress.bsky.social. This took a LOT longer to bring into the world than I thought it would. But, it's here!

Teaching LGBTQ Politics (SUNY series in Queer Politics and Cultures) Teaching LGBTQ Politics (SUNY series in Queer Politics and Cultures) - Kindle edition by Kammerer, Jr., Edward F., Cravens, III, Royal G., Mayo-Adam, Erin. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Teaching LGBTQ Politics (SUNY series in Queer Politics and Cultures).

It's publication day! Teaching LGBTQ Politics is now available from SUNY Press and all your fine book retailers (I'm assuming). You can also get it at Amazon, where the Kindle version is currently $38.

🌈🤩 @pspolisci.bsky.social has a new special issue on #LGBTQ politics full of insightful and innovative content! www.cambridge.org/core/journal... @polisky.bsky.social

I hope someone has given him an award for service to the profession.

A picture of a beautiful black lab puppy with a blue star sticker on his forehead.

My lil guy was such a good boy at the vet. He got a star and everything.

Politics Should be a Drag. New work from me & @efkjr.bsky.social & @brianharrison.bsky.social #PoliSky www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

In this piece I attempt to show how bringing the narrative policy framework to study stories told in the courts would give us a fuller understanding of the role of stories in public policy. Since the courts are policymakers, we should not ignore them when thinking about policy stories.

Happy birthday to me! New publication out!

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I am no constitutional scholar, but I can't help but feel that "the President gets to dictate what every university can teach and what every television station should broadcast" is closer to what the founding fathers were worried about when it comes to free speech than trigger warnings on syllabi.

I can only imagine what they’d think of the music video.

Trump has settled on the perfect way to end the Epstein scandal: have Merrick Garland pretend to investigate it.

The book comes out next month! You can preorder now from SUNY or that other place that sells books on the internet.

sunypress.edu/Books/T/Teac...

Cover of Teaching LGBTQ Politica with a rainbow on it.

My chapter with Nicole Elias & Maria D'Agostino: Chapter 10, Reading is fundamental, Pedagogical strategies for including SOGIE in public and nonprofit administration education.

What a way to end the work week. My chapter in @efkjr.bsky.social Cravens, & Mayo-Adam Teaching LGBTQ Politics is now out. You can get your copy here: sunypress.edu/Books/T/Teac...

So excited to have this wonderful collection out with a chapter of mine! It’s on why I started doing more school centric material and some of the history and whatnot. the rest of the collection is fantastic. I think only @efkjr.bsky.social is on Bluesky for me to thank.

Yay!! I’m so happy with how the book came together. I still haven’t gotten my copy… but exciting to see it out in the world!

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Well deserved!!

Submitted page proofs today! This article started as a comment I left myself on a different project asking if I should expand on a point. I decided I needed to expand. And then that turned into a separate 4000 word article. So I think I was right. I did need to expand a bit.

Woohoo! So exciting to see it out in the world! I haven’t gotten my copy yet.

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Buckle in for some @apsa.bsky.social Grad Status Committee updates! First up: you can finally sign up for our newsletter updates without being an APSA member! We send around 3-5 emails per year with PDFs of job postings, upcoming workshops, and $ opportunities.

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In other news… everyone say hello to the best puppy in the world. We’ve been together for 24hrs and I couldn’t be happier.

That sounds like a great book!

I think so, yeah.

I am learning so many interesting things about my new house. The joys of homeownership are never ending.

I am still fighting against the need for bifocals. A lot of taking my glasses off and putting them back on… but like. That’s better than bifocals, yeah?

Zohran Mamdani’s Lesson for the Left The New York City mayoral primary showcased a better kind of politics than progressives are used to.

This is framed as "lessons for the left," but Lander and Mamdani actually offer lessons for the center: Instead of ruthlessly undermining leftist candidates, emphasize shared values and refuse to amplify right-wing attacks.
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Go you!!

Love that case! I teach it all the time!

I’m surprised it took this long.

Too accurate.