The US-led world order is breaking—here’s what history tells us may come next | USAPP
The US is undermining the very order it built, and the recent Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit shows how China is seizing the moment.
As the #US undermines the geopolitical order, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit showed #China is offering an alternative.
History indicates the result may not be a new global system, but shifting power & contested rules, writes Terry Mullan @lseir.bsky.social @lseusablog.bsky.social
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The 2026 Midterms: The issues that may define next year’s elections | USAPP
Five themes that may define the midterms.
What issues may define next year’s elections? Peter Finn of Kingston University covers what we should look out for in the latest in our "2026 Midterms" series
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Wind energy has a surprising upside – higher property values | USAPP
Home values show a three percent increase after wind farms start to operate
Through his new study, SPA's David Schwegman disproves the misconception that wind farms negatively impact property value. He urges policymakers to study the distribution of costs and benefits as they contemplate energy transition proposals in their community. bit.ly/4mFQZJN
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Wind energy has a surprising upside – higher property values | USAPP
Home values show a three percent increase after wind farms start to operate
Wind energy has a surprising upside – higher property values find David J. Schwegman of American University, Eric Brunner of @uconn.bsky.social and Ben Hoen of @berkeleylab.lbl.gov
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Donald Trump’s “Department of War” name change is mostly political theatre | USAPP
While the implications of the policy remain to be seen, the renaming is symbolic of the continued reduction of America’s soft power capabilities.
In early September, President #Trump issued an executive order directing that the US Department of Defense would again be known as the “Department of War”.
The move is mostly political theatre, writes Jonny Hall @lseir.bsky.social on @lseusablog.bsky.social.
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Thrilled and honoured to have an entry published on @lseusablog.bsky.social where I reflect on politics and pop culture. Enjoy the reading!
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Writer. Professor of Law. Director, A.I. and the Future of Work Program, Author of The Quantified Worker. Order here: https://a.co/d/bfdTUj5 #AI #Ethics #Law
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PostDoc at UZH. Formerly Clemson & UW. Technology & democracy, political misinformation, African politics, and LFC.
Ph.D. Candidate at the University of Arizona || American politics, political psychology, race, ethnicity and politics, computational social science || On the job market 2023-24.
Website: www.rongbojin.com
Professor of Political Science, University of Copenhagen. Research interests: European and Nordic Politics, Political Economy. Collector of modern ceramics, Faroese paintings and Christine Swane paintings. Lifelong fan of Bob Dylan and modernist poetry.
Historian. Writer. Public & global health, rights, internationalism, migration, citizenship & statelessness, Modern & Eastern Europe. Associate Professor at the University of Connecticut, Department of History and Human Rights Institute. Views my own.
Social scientist and teacher, University of Milan
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Senior Researcher at the Department of Culture and Tourism - Abu Dhabi. Assistant Professor at Zayed University, UAE. Culture, International Relations, Diplomacy, Cultural Economy. Just arrived on Bluesky🦋
Associate Director of Structural Democracy @ Bipartisan Policy Center | Fmr. @ModernizeCmte | Interested in all things Congress 🏛 | Opinions = My Own, RT ≠ Endorsements | he/him
Political Scientist at University of Denver. Elections, American political development, representation, maps. Likes outdoor recreating.
Professor at Yale Law School & Professor of Political Science at Yale University; Executive Editor at Just Security; president-elect, American Society of International Law; former Special Counsel at U.S. Department of Defense
PhD Candidate @Stanford | religion & politics
PhD Candidate @scharschool.bsky.social | religion & politics, computational methods, pol comm
juliannathomson.com
Political Scientist at Texas Tech. Dogs & coffee make me happy
Political Scientist at the University of Wyoming
Congress, elections, baking, and dogs
Former think-tanker and Hill staffer
ryandwilliamson.blogspot.com
LMU Munich & Zeppelin University | Public Policy & Computational Social Science
A very curious social-health psychologist!
🤠 Assistant Professor, Texas Tech University
💫 PI, @starlabteam.bsky.social
📄 Associate Editor, British Journal of Health Psychology
🎤 Host, Stress Puzzle podcast
ryanlinnbrown.com
Assistant Professor at Indiana University. I think about nature-based climate solutions, remote sensing, drylands, and plant-climate interactions.
Researcher on social media misinformation and manipulation, director of the Observatory on Social Media (OSoMe.iu.edu, pronounced “awesome”) at Indiana University
Communication scholar at U of Zurich, Chair of ICA’s PolComm Division, Comparative Research, loses in chess against his 10 year old
