Patrick Dunleavy

@PJDunleavy

Political scientist, & - elections & parties, state theory, political power, digital government & IT. Higher education & academic authoring

LSE, London
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Joined April 2010
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  1. 13h

    Julia Rone and I on the radical right in Bulgaria: Unity makes strength? via

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  2. 12h

    A fascinating essay that describes the int'l politics of how uses intel agencies like in Central Asia:

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  3. 7h

    Democrats’ One Hope Left After 2016 Results: The Filibuster? Maybe Not.

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  4. 7h

    Clinton Performed Very Well in Most Urban Areas Relative to Obama, Despite Losing the Rustbelt—and the Presidency

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  5. 7h

    This election was about race, not class or a dispossessed majority

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  6. Patrick Dunleavy followed , , and
    • Manès Weisskircher
      @ManesWeissk

      Political scientist . Social movements & political parties, especially animal rights, the radical right, and the radical left.

    • City Int Politics
      @Cityintpolitics

      Department of International Politics at City University London

  7. 7h

    Watch Italy’s referendum for potential banking problems

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  8. 9h

    Heavyweight Brexiteers among 60 Tory MPs to demand clean break from the EU via

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  9. Nov 21

    Some expect Germany & Donald Tusk to protect UK interests in negotiation, probably a mistake. new insight

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  10. 7h

    Every generation votes in their own interest. But in an ageing world, that’s a problem

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  11. 7h

    Asylum seekers in Britain: putting the economic 'pull factor' in context via

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  12. 7h

    Book Review: 'Eat the Heart of the Infidel': The Harrowing of Nigeria and the Rise of Boko Haram by Andrew Walker

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  13. 7h

    Book Review: Cold War Ruins: Transpacific Critique of American Justice and Japanese War Crimes by Lisa Yoneyama

  14. 7h

    Academic labour markets in Europe vary widely in openness and job security

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  15. 7h

    “The Big Data rich and the Big Data poor”: the new digital divide raises questions about future academic research

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  16. 11h

    Schools and healthcare in some post-Soviet hybrid democracies have improved. How?

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  17. Nov 21

    Doesn't mention immigration; solutions not viable under euro; would require giving up more sovereignty to "the Institutions" = not v helpful

    After Brexit, the EU must break with neo-liberalism and address the discontents of globalisation
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  18. Nov 21

    Am not sympathetic to this argument, am a cynic: when EU adopts similar policies imposed on develp countries for yrs suddenly it's wrong

    After Brexit, the EU must break with neo-liberalism and address the discontents of globalisation
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  19. Nov 21

    Repeat after me until it sinks in: The median new populist party voter in US/UK/EU is not a victim of globalisation

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  20. Nov 21

    Fascinating analysis of contemporary economic challenges

    The Brexit-Trump Syndrome: it's the economics, stupid via
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