Talk about talking across generations….
I attended a panel today entitled, “Reconstituting Intellectual Power in the Academy: A Conversation Across Generations,” in which one of the elder members of the panel said (roughly) the following: You have to understand, when I was in school we all thought the U.S. government was corrupt and inefficient. We were all influenced by the ...
I attended a panel today entitled, "Reconstituting Intellectual Power in the Academy: A Conversation Across Generations," in which one of the elder members of the panel said (roughly) the following: You have to understand, when I was in school we all thought the U.S. government was corrupt and inefficient. We were all influenced by the Teapot Dome scandal.....
I attended a panel today entitled, “Reconstituting Intellectual Power in the Academy: A Conversation Across Generations,” in which one of the elder members of the panel said (roughly) the following:
You have to understand, when I was in school we all thought the U.S. government was corrupt and inefficient. We were all influenced by the Teapot Dome scandal…..
Daniel W. Drezner is a professor of international politics at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University and co-host of the Space the Nation podcast. Twitter: @dandrezner
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