Since I was afflicted by unaccustomed jet lag during the first day of the SGIR conference last week, I did not record my comments on the pop culture panel, anticipating that they’d be somewhat rambly and opaque. But since I was presenting my Battlestar Galactica paper, and since the paper is almost unchanged from when I presented it at ISA earlier this year, interested parties can go here and listen to my comments from a few months ago.

Here is a pdf of the slides from the first NSLC International Diplomacy lecture of the 2010 program: “War.” Later on this summer i hope to record a performance and podcast it; check back for that if you’re interested, or subscribe to the NSLC feed (http://kittenboo.com/blog/file/nslc/feed/) for automagic updates as they happen.

In case it wasn’t obvious, and yes I have had questions about this, click on the word “Here” at the start of the post to download the pdf document.

Some people asked to see this, so here it is.

Social/Science/Fiction syllabus, Spring 2010

Here’s an article of mine that was published in the Review of International Studies earlier this year.

Here’s a record of our collective brainstorming about Tony Marx’s book. (click here)

Here’s an article that Ron Krebs and I had published in the European Journal of International Relations on “rhetorical coercion.”

Twisting Tongues and Twisting Arms: The Power of Political Rhetoric

This is an article that Stuart Kaufman and I wrote in Perspectives on Politics about the character and limitations of scholarly activism.