| Read this newsletter on the web. | AFTER THE INSURGENCY How Not to Write an Outraged Statement By Tom Bartlett A statement issued by the American Political Science Association seemed to blame “both sides” of the political spectrum for the riot at the Capitol. That didn’t go over well in the discipline. |
| THE REVIEW A Reckoning for Political Science By Erin R. Pineda As a recent APSA statement faulting “both sides” makes clear, the field is too worried about appearing partisan. |
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