The NPS Blog

In the upcoming issue of New Political Science: A Journal of Politics and Culture (43.2), we feature a symposium on Clyde Barrow, The Dangerous Class: […]

Stephen Eric Bronner responds to Matt Taibbi’s article, “Herbert Marcuse and the Journalistic Appropriation of Philosophy,” The Global Teach-in: Democratize the Crisis (February 18, 2021). […]

Full disclosure: I was born a German-Jew, but I have never been a Zionist, nor have I shied away from criticizing Israeli policies. I feel […]

By Ira Allen, Northern Arizona Here’s the one good thing about publicly held student loan debt. What it costs to “forgive,” i.e., cancel: it isn’t […]

Dr. Sean Parson gives his sabbatical talk on work he has done with Dr. Emily Ray, both members of the Caucus for a New Political […]

Iraq is part of what is known as the “Shia Crescent,’ which includes Syria, Iran, and Hezbollah paramilitary groups in Lebanon. When considering President Joe […]

I recently had a chance to watch the 2020 film, “The Social Dilemma” (Jeff Orlowski, director, now streaming on Netflix). When it was released, Variety […]

Can violence create freedom? What if the cost of violent liberation is too high? How does one even calculate that when the status quo is […]

The mob that ransacked the Capitol at President Donald Trump’s behest on January 6th was violently attacking our government in order to stop the certification […]

Max Weber once remarked that politics is not like a taxicab: you can’t stop at a corner and say, “I want to get off.” Ideologically-inspired […]