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  • Monkey Cage
  • Scholars Strategy Network
This is why global AIDS interventions fail
- Laura Seay, Rachel Beatty Riedl
What Trump and Putin want from their historic summit
- Jordan Gans-Morse, Joshua Tucker
Theoretical Girls, ‘NATO’: The Week In One Song
- Christopher Federico
Russia is building a new Napster — but for academic research
- Joe Karaganis, Balazs Bodo
Will it be ‘happy talk’ — or will Trump and Putin focus on arms control and other critical issues?
- Joshua Tucker
Trump and Putin one-on-one is not a good idea. Here’s why.
- James Goldgeier
How worried are you about an impending trade war? That might depend on what your fellow party members think.
- Benjamin Toff, Elizabeth Suhay
New research shows why terrorists quit terrorism
- Julie Chernov Hwang
An emerging populism is sweeping the Middle East
- Renad Mansour, Lina Khatib
Women won big in Mexico’s elections — taking nearly half the legislature’s seats. Here’s why.
- Magda Hinojosa, Jennifer M. Piscopo
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  • Retraction Watch
  • The Plot
  • Crooked Timber
Weekend reads: Kim Kardashian loses an authorship; legal threats follow misconduct allegations; faked job offer leads to prosecution
- Ivan Oransky
Nearly two years after a university asked for retractions, two journals have done nothing
- Ivan Oransky
A publisher just retracted ten papers whose peer review was “engineered” — despite knowing about the problem of fake reviews for years
- Alison McCook
Retraction Watch readers, we could still really use your help
- Ivan Oransky
UK House of Commons committee wants to make sure “university investigations into research misconduct are handled appropriately”
- C. K. Gunsalus
University of Liverpool reverses course, names researcher guilty of misconduct
- Alison McCook
Three years after questions surfaced, PLOS ONE retracts paper about potential antibiotic
- Ivan Oransky
Journals punished by high-profile indexing service cry foul, demand a recount
- Ivan Oransky
Researchers pull Nature paper over first author’s objections
- Alison McCook
Weekend reads: “Ethics dumping;” getting scientists to admit mistakes; the problem with conference dinner chatter
- Ivan Oransky
If the national economy is the same for everyone, why is there so much disagreement?
- David Fortunato
A risk worth taking? The effect of information in the Brexit referendum
- Davide Morisi
Legal scrubbing or renegotiation? A text-as-data analysis of how the EU smuggled an investment court into its trade agreement with Canada
- Wolfgang Alschner
Partisan motivated reasoning drives opinions on climate change among citizens and elites in the US
- Toby Bolsen
“Ivan S., rapist, soon to be Swiss” or when male migrants are pictured as a sexual danger
- Oriane Sarrasin
Double Effort for Ethnic Minorities to Get Job Interviews
- Didier Ruedin
On the Difficulty of Forecasting “Winners” in Parliamentary Elections
- Garrett Glasgow
Immigration and the Demise of Political Trust
- Lauren McLaren
Cabinet Formation and Portfolio Distribution in European Multiparty Systems
- Florian Hollenbach
The State and Future of Political Methodology
- Andreas Murr