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Branding San Luis Obispo, CA
August 01, 2017
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Branding, San Luis Obispo, SLO
With the economical boost in San Luis Obispo, along with the desire to brand your business, Moshpit has been actively working with local clients to promote their localism within their branding. Our creative director Pete Ayer has lived in SLO since 1997, and has an exclusive approach on the SLO aesthetics. He's produced many logos with the famous Bishop Peak and Cerro San Luis, the most famous landmarks within the San Luis Obispo downtown region. Originally, just putting these mountains in a logo was a unique way to promote the local area, but over time Pete realized the power these icons harness, and promoted the value of these great brand elements to his clients.
Are you a local business in San Luis Obispo in need of some graphic design? Does your brand need the SLO representation to aesthetically please your customers? Let us know!


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About ParTech
Due to the continuing growth of the number of customers and projects, we are looking for you in the position of Senior .NET Web Developer as an expansion of our current team. Important is that YOU can do the things you're good at and love to do.
What do we expect from you?
- A relevant completed education on HBO-level.
- A minimum of 5 years of experience in the development of .NET Web Applications in C# based on ASP.NET and MVC.
- Knowledge of other web related techniques like HTML, CSS, Javascript, and frameworks related to this.
- Translating the wishes of clients into technical solutions.
- Communicative, studious, and flexible in conversation.
- Able to work independent.
- You have got an eye for quality and are able to share gained knowledge with others.
- Fluent use of the Dutch language in speech and writing.
What do we offer you?
Before we end this vacancy, you probably want to know what the working conditions are. Justly, these are important and we are proud that we can offer you a nice package. At ParTech you are more than just an employee, you will join us and will personally benefit from your performance.
- Above average salary plus up to 70% of the tariff you get placed for at the client.
- 40 / 36 / 32 hours of work.
- Mobility budget with possibility for a lease car.
- Generous training budget to keep your knowledge up to date or expand your knowledge.
- Monthly innovation day.
- Monthly dinner or a nice activity with your colleagues.
- Trips to national and international events, seminars, congresses, etc.
- Good pension plan.
- Disability insurance.
- Laptop / phone.
- Last but not least, you'll automatically become a part of our 'employee board' that gives everyone a vote in the company.
Are you ready? Would you like to implement enterprise solutions for big names like ABNAMRO, AON, Tommy Hilfiger, Van Lanschot, Moneyou, Crédit Agricole, Suzuki, Volkswagen, Nutricia, and many more? Then send your resume and/or portfolio to [email protected] or just give us a call so we can exchange ideas.
The people below are happy to speak to you and we hope to hear from you soon.
Linda Pardon
HR Manager
06-81116660 - [email protected]
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HR Manager
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Do you want to know why it is most important to track Company growth of how well you are performing? QuickBooks Budgets and Forecast Reports help you to see, how well your company is performing. And also you can compare your company actual revenues and expenses to your company's budget amounts.
With the help of these reports, you can identify cost savings opportunities. You will also know the possibilities for expanding revenue sources. Errors or excluded for incorrect accounting entries can be identified with these reports.
Keep reading this blog to learn in detail about a list of QuickBooks Budgets and Forecast Reports
Hope this will help. In addition to this, you may talk with our QuickBooks Enterprise support team.
Read also: How to Create & Delete Budget in QuickBooks Desktop?
QuickBooks Budgets and Forecast Reports
QuickBooks Budget
It gives you information about your company budget revenues as well as expenses.
- Budget Overview: It gives you information about your budgeted revenues and expenses.
- Budgets vs. Actual: Forecasts Report helps you to compare your company actual profit and costs to your company's budgeted amounts. In addition to this also provide your deviation so you may know whether you are over or under budget.
- Profit and Loss Budget Performance: It customizes report of profit and loss is similar to the budget vs. Actual Report. Except that the actual revenues, expenses are compared to the budget amounts for the current month and current year.
QuickBooks Forecasting
QuickBooks Forecasting provides you reports. That assist you with business's projections of future revenues and expenses.
- Forecasting Overview: Here you have to select the time period. It will provide the company's monthly forecasted income and cost for selected time.
- Forecast vs. Actual: It is the Report gives you the budget-to-actual ventures and expenses. Else, account balances compared to the forecasted or projected amounts.
More QuickBooks Reports
It is an accounting software for small and medium-sized business. QuickBooks has a comprehensive suite of accounting and financial reports to meet your reporting needs. There are various types of reporting such as:
- Company and Financial Reports: It tells you how your company is doing financially.
- Customer and Receivable Reports: It tells you how much your buyer for owe you.
- Sales Reports: It gives you information about sales reps, sales orders, and pending sales.
- Jobs, Time & Mileage Reports: It tells you about your job estimates, including time, the amount spent, and mileage for each job.
- Vendor & Payable Reports: It shows you how much money your company owes to its vendors.
- Purchase Reports and Inventory Reports: It gives you information about your company's purchases and its open purchase orders, including inventory value, stock, and work-in-progress.
- Employees & Payroll Reports: It shows you information about your employees and payroll expenses.
- Banking Reports: It is a another report that gives you information about your banking transactions.
- Accountant & Taxes Reports: It gives you information about your basic accounting reports. It also provide the information needed to prepare your income tax return and need to do payroll tax.
- Lists Reports: In conclusion, this report shows your phone, contact, and customer lists that you will find useful.
Looking for support and help? Talk to our QuickBooks customer service team. Dial +1-855-441-4417 to start your conversation.
In QuickBooks these reports can be customized to build your own reports. Most probably the small business owners will never feel the requirement to customize the reports. As there are enough pre-build reports in Quickbooks to match their accounting and financial reporting needs.
How to Export Your Financial Forecast Reports.
Finally, after setting up the Forecasting in your QB desktop. You are now ready to export these reports in excel. Excel can add further scenarios and for combining the another month that cross over different years. Therefore it will help you further to analyse your business growth.
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About Us
We are a locally based practice of diagnostic ultrasound in pregnancy and gynaecology under the direction of Dr Valeria Lanzarone.
Our sonographers are highly qualified and our doctors are all Obstetrician Gynaecologists who have long standing experience and expertise in ultrasound and prenatal diagnosis.
We offer a comprehensive range of specialised services. This includes fully accredited Nuchal Translucency screening, examination for fetal abnormality, 3D and 4D scanning , Prenatal diagnosis, infertility scanning and Tubal Patency assessment, gynaecological scanning for all problems from puberty to older age and the latest in ultrasound staging of complex endometriosis.
Ours is a small and personal practice able to offer you a quality and affordable service.
We have excellent relationships with the general Practitioners and Specialists in our area and liaise closely with both Nepean Public and Private Hospitals to allow rapid communication of your results and timely follow up in the case of abnormal findings.
We consider ourselves fortunate to work in a field that is interesting and challenging, whether that be assisting women confronted with gynaecological or pregnancy related problems or sharing in the experience of expectant parents


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Having a reliable family dentist that you can call will give you a sense of security and confidence when it comes to the health of your teeth and gums. A family dentist can also consult you on how to make your smile look more attractive and stay that way for many years. You'll find that numerous treatments can help you when you visit Dr. Domenic Riccobono at Countryside Dental in Chatham, NY.
What Does a Family Dentist Do?
A family dentist's main goal is to provide superior, caring dental care to every member of your family. That includes young children, teens, adults, and seniors. The treatments include cosmetic, restorative, and preventative procedures to keep your smile in good condition. Family dentists are also concerned with ensuring that you and your family members are relaxed and have a comfortable experience when you visit, which may necessitate sedation dentistry.
Family Dentist Benefits
Having a family dentist will help ensure that you stay on top of your dental health needs. That includes regular cleanings, X-rays, oral checks, and cavity checks. Twice yearly checkups will help prevent the need for costly dental treatments in the future. It's also beneficial to bring your children to see your Chatham, NY, family dentist when they're young so that they can get familiar and comfortable with the experience.
Reasons to Call Your Family Dentist
Many patients avoid visits to the dentist due to dental anxiety, but the more you visit, the less likely you'll have major dental or oral health problems in the future. However, there are cases when you should go to your dentist for a checkup as soon as possible. If you're experiencing any of the following issues, an urgent visit to your family dentist is recommended:
- Dental pain, aching, or throbbing.
- Constant bleeding when you brush or floss.
- Cracked or chipped teeth.
- Bad breath that continues throughout the day, despite brushing or rinsing.
- Unexplained sores on the gums that don't heal in a reasonable amount of time.
Is It Time for a Visit?
When your teeth and gums start to look or feel less than healthy, it's probably time for a checkup visit with your family dentist. Call (518) 392-5231 today to schedule an appointment with Dr. Riccobono at Countryside Dental in Chatham, NY.
Find out how your entire family could benefit from seeing their Chatham, NY dentists at Countryside Dental.
Why are you told to see your dentist every six months for cleanings and exams? What makes a family dentist so vitally important for you and your family's smile? Find out why seeing us every six months could be one of the best investments you could make for your health.
Improves oral health
Even if you brush and floss regularly, your at-home tools are no match for the ones your Chatham, NY dentists Domenic Riccobono, DDS and Vicki Cohn, DDS have. Even avid brushers and flossers can still leave plague behind, which can quickly turn to tartar. Unfortunately, tartar can't be removed with traditional at-home oral instruments. Instead, we can remove this buildup and protect the health of your teeth and gums. So, what's so bad about leaving tartar on your teeth? If left untreated tartar can eventually cause gum disease.
Protects against dental problems
Did you know that not all dental problems manifest symptoms? Sure, some people might complain of tooth pain or other problems, but this isn't true of everyone. So how will you know if you, your spouse or your child has a problem? By seeing your Chatham, NY dentists Drs. Riccobono and Cohn At Countryside Dental every six months.
We can usually pinpoint cavities and symptoms of gum disease through a thorough exam. Also, we will perform X-rays each year to detect smaller signs of decay that we might not be able to see with the naked eye. Needless to say, your biannual visits could prevent health problems or prevent them from getting worse.
Saves time and money
While it can be hard to figure out where the money is going to come from to pay for dental cleanings for the whole family, it can be even harder to figure out how to pay for numerous treatments and procedures to get your smile back. Instead of dealing with extensive and costly procedures when they happen why not spend a little money upfront to protect your smile?
Increases personal oral care
If you teach your children the importance of a healthy smile by seeing your Chatham, NY family dentists at Countryside Dental every six months then this will also instill those same habits in your children as they grow older. By making dental health an important aspect in your life, you are also helping to make dental visits a habit for your child. Protect your child's smiles for the future and keep up with both yours and their six-month dental appointments.
If you are having financial hardships but want to continue keeping you and your loved ones' smiles healthy, then talk to your Chatham, NY dentists about your payment options.


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Trey Thomas, EJ Fagan, and Zach McGee have an article forthcoming in Political Research Quarterly: "Power of the Party: Conflict Expansion and the Agenda Diversity of Interest Groups"
Category Archives: Graduate Publications
Gibson and Shaw: Politics as Unusual
Nadine Ginbson and Daron Shaw and I published an article in Social Science Quarterly, "Politics as Unusual? Exploring Issues and the 2016 Presidential Vote" (https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ssqu.12595).
Conclusion: Relative to other Republican presidential candidates, Trump was more effective in tapping into anti‐political feelings prior to the Republican Convention. By the general election, issue perceptions of Trump were similar to those we see for most Republican presidential candidates. Feelings toward third‐party candidates, however, were more strongly structured by an anti‐politics dimension.
Joe Tafoya: Recent Publications
Joe Tafoya has two recent publications:
"I feel like I was born here: Social identity, political socialization, and deAmericanization," in Latino Studies;
"Partisan Learning or Racial Learning: Opinion Change on Sanctuary City Policy Preferences in California and Texas," in The Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics.
EJ Fagan: Party Politics Article
EJ Fagan's article, "Issue Ownership and the Priorities of Party Elites in the United States," has been accepted at Party Politics.
Charles Zug: "The Republican Theories of Rousseau and the American Anti-Federalists"
Abstract: For almost four decades preceding the 1787-88 ratification debates—during which American Federalists drew severe criticism from the Anti-Federalists—Enlightenment politics in Europe had been undergoing equally severe criticism from Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Though largely unaware of each other, both of these critics advanced distinctive republican theories based on civic virtue and individual liberty. Rousseau argued for a republic which would require the near-total alienation of retained natural rights, abstention from bourgeois commerce, and complete conformity to the general will. The Anti-Federalists, by contrast, envisioned a republic based on retained natural rights, one that would reconcile the communitarian spirit of antiquity with the commercial values and individual rights of modernity. By comparing and contrasting the most salient features of these contending visions, whose theoretical trajectories are—I argue—crucially opposed, we can glimpse the inherent conflicting requisites of republican government and therewith some of the enduring dilemmas of republican theory.
"The Republican Theories of Rousseau and the American Anti-Federalists," has been accepted for publication at the Australian Journal of Politics and History.
Alec Arellano: Tocqueville Paper Accepted at Review of Politics
Alec Arellano's paper, "Tocqueville on Doubt, Intellectual Independence, and Democratic Citizenship, has been accepted for publication in The Review of Politics.
Charles Zug: 2 new publications
"The Rhetorical Presidency Made Flesh: A Political Science Classic in the Age of Donald Trump," has been accepted at Critical Review: A Journal of Politics and Society and will be published in volume 30, issues 3-4 (double issue) of that journal.
Also, "Demagoguery as Pathology: Interpreting European Politics Today," has been accepted at Perspectives on Political Science.
Christina Bambrick: Horizontal Rights
Crhistina Bambrick's article, "Horizontal Rights: A Republican Vein in Liberal Constitutionalism," is forthcoming in Polity.
Abstract: While liberal constitutional theory typically understands constitutions as establishing vertical arrangements in which governments protect individual rights, some courts have introduced doctrines of horizontal effect, holding private bodies responsible for the rights of others, as well. This article argues that we can understand such horizontal rights as a republican vein in the tradition of liberal constitutionalism. While the conventional liberal narrative emphasizes the rights of individuals, horizontal effect builds a catalogue of individual duties as well, corresponding to the commitments and aspirations of a given constitutional order. This article draws on classical and contemporary republican political theory, as well as cases from Germany, India, and South Africa, to demonstrate how the structure of and arguments for horizontal rights reflect proclivities and track commitments associated with republicanism. Though the fact of a republican streak in these rights need not make them antithetical to existing understandings of constitutionalism, it does admit the distinctive potential of horizontal rights to alter elements of the conventional narratives, about the nature, purpose, and limits of constitutionalism.
Christina Bambrick Publication in Publius: The Journal of Federalism
"Neither Precisely National nor Precisely Federal": Governmental and Administrative Authority in Tocqueville's Democracy in America
EJ Fagan: PRQ Article
EJ Fagan's article, "Marching Orders? U.S. Party Platforms and Legislative Agenda Setting 1948-2014," has been accepted for publication in Political Research Quarterly.
Charles Zug: Can Political Science Become Diagnostic? Restoring a Forgotten Method
Charles Zug's article "Can Political Science Become Diagnostic? Restoring a Forgotten Method" has been accepted for publication in Perspectives on Political Science.
Abstract: Political philosophers and their commentators frequently analogize human bodies and bodies politic, evaluating individual cities and empires in terms of health and sickness much the way a doctor would evaluate a patient. Today, however, the field of political science has all but renounced the task of which its ancient counterpart held itself worthy. Accordingly, many scholars have explained why political science, once prescriptive, gradually turned descriptive, concentrating above all on the turn to "value-free" social science. By contrast, the following paper examines the possibility of, and tries to sketch out, a diagnostic approach to politics, one that would restore to the study of politics its pre "value free" practical task: advising particular regimes on the basis of their particular political needs.
Brinks and Blass: Constitutional Justice
"Rethinking Judicial Empowerment: The New Foundations of Constitutional Justice" by Dan Brinks and Abby Blass is forthcoming in International Journal of Constitutional Law.
Calla Hummel: State Intervention in Collective Action
Calla Hummel's "Disobedient Markets: Street Vendors, Enforcement, and State Intervention in Collective Action," is forthcoming in Comparative Political Studies.
Abstract: At 50% of the global workforce, informal workers constitute a large, diffuse, and resource-poor group with high barriers to collective action. Contrary to scholars' expectations, informal workers organize to varying degrees in most countries, and states often encourage them to do so. Why do some informal workers organize while others do not? I argue that states can intervene in informal workers' collective action decisions: As enforcement costs increase, states may pay informal workers to organize, and then bargain with the resulting organization over self-regulation. I present a game theoretic model of state intervention in collective action and illustrate it with original ethnographic, survey, and interview evidence from street markets in La Paz, Bolivia. I suggest that informal workers interact strategically with states and conclude with implications for formalization policies.
Anthony Ives: Article Accepted at JOP
Anthony Ives' article has been accepted for publication at Journal of Politics.
Title: Frederick Douglass's Reform Textualism: An Alternative Jurisprudence Consistent with the Fundamental Purpose of Law
Abstract: Frederick Douglass famously argued that the Constitution was "a glorious liberty document." More than this, Douglass denied that the document possessed even one proslavery provision. Most contemporary scholars, although arriving at this conclusion from quite varied premises, have suggested that such a position advocates an overly naïve approach to the text. Responding to these critics, I demonstrate that Douglass's jurisprudence, which I classify as "reform textualism," is both legally plausible and normatively attractive. This is because Douglass succeeds in grounding his constitutional interpretation in both the text of the Constitution and a defensible philosophy of law. By taking the words of the Preamble seriously and generating a compelling account of the purpose and nature of law, Frederick Douglass presents a textually-grounded, "moral reading" of the Constitution, without recourse to either originalism or the concept of the living constitution.
Kristie Kelly: Election Law Journal
Kristie Kelly has published an article in Election Law Journal
Title: Political Quid Pro Quo and the Impact of Perceptions of Corruption on Democratic Behavior
Abstract: Since its 1976 ruling in Buckley v. Valeo, the U.S. Supreme Court has voiced concern with corruption and the appearance of corruption stemming from political quid pro quo arrangements—particularly the deleterious consequences either could have on citizens' democratic behavior. Given the vagueness in the Court's definition of the "appearance of corruption," campaign finance cases since Buckley have relied on survey data to measure perceptions of corruption. These data indicate high levels of perceived governmental corruption among the public but are silent on the question of whether these perceptions influence behavior. This study investigates the actual impact that perceptions of corruption have on individuals' levels of political participation. Adapting the socioeconomic status model developed most fully by Verba and Nie (1972), I estimate extended beta-binomial regressions using maximum likelihood techniques on data from the 2009 University of Texas Money in Politics survey and the 2012 American National Election Studies Time Series survey. The results indicate that individuals who perceive higher levels of corruption participate more in politics, on average, than those who perceive lower levels of corruption. This suggests that at least a few of the assumptions underlying the Court's rationale for upholding contribution limits in Buckley should be revisited, and that the Supreme Court's decision in McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission may not negatively impact participation as suggested by critics.
Clare Brock: Framing Child Nutrition
Clare Brock published an article in Social Science Quarterly.
Title: Framing Child Nutrition Programs: The Impact of Party and District Characteristics on Elite Framing
Abstract: The objective of this article is to determine whether district characteristics impact the framing choices made by members of Congress. Certain frameworks may be more effective for creating policy change, and given that framing shapes the way humans conceptualize a problem space, framing should be a deliberate tool used in order to constrain the debate around certain problems. However, the actual details of debate shifts and issue framing often become a "black box" in theories of policy change. The study uses content analysis of floor statements made over a 16-year period regarding the National School Lunch Program, the results of which are analyzed using a multinomial logistic regression. The results indicate that policy framing is highly dependent on district characteristics, but that language use itself does not appear to have changed significantly in the time period studied. The evidence presented here indicates that legislators are, at least through floor statements, engaging in delegate representation of their district interests.
Ashley Moran: Aid, Governance, Failed States
Ashley Moran has two recent research releases:
Assessing Effectiveness of Governance Aid in Africa
A Call for New Strategic Approach to Fragile States
Legislative Error and the "Politics of Haste"
Jonathan Lewallen has published an article in PS: Political Science & Politics.
Title: Legislative Error and the "Politics of Haste"
Abstract: Legislative error is an important and understudied element of the policy process. Even simple clerical mistakes—if unnoticed before enactment—can lead to ambiguity about a law's meaning, spark political battles concerning rulemaking and implementation, and involve the courts in statutory interpretation. Understanding how and why error occurs can help us better understand how political institutions are intertwined in the design, enactment, and implementation of public policy. This article analyzes the sources of legislative error using data on corrected legislation in the US Senate from 1981 to 2012. The author finds that Senate drafting error is related to unified control of Congress and new majority parties, inexperienced committee members, and committee workload. In addition to bringing in different perspectives and preferences, elections can affect a legislature's ability to draft clear, error-free statutes.
Campaign shocks and party support: evidence from Brazil's 2014 presidential election
Brendan Apfeld and Alex Branham have published an article in the Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties.
Title: Campaign shocks and party support: evidence from Brazil's 2014 presidential election
Abstract: This article investigates the effect of exogenous shocks during an election cycle on electoral outcomes. Specifically, we examine the impact of the unexpected death of a prominent candidate, Eduardo Campos, in the 2014 Brazilian presidential election on support levels for the three main parties. Did the effects die out relatively quickly, providing only a temporary "bounce" or dip in support levels? Or did they alter the fundamentals of the campaign environment and produce a lasting change or "bump" in support levels that lasted until the election? Our results show that while the shock did have short-term effects on all parties' support, it was only the party that lost its leading candidate where any longer lasting shift in support is detected; we estimate that the party received around 11 percentage points more support than they would otherwise have garnered, had Campos not died. While this was not enough to secure victory, it shows that individual candidates should be understood as a "fundamental" feature of the campaign environment, any change in which is likely to have a lasting effect on voter behavior.
Lewis Fallis: Xenophon Article in APSR
Lewis Fallis has published an article in the American Political Science Review.
Title: Six Portraits of Political Ambition in Xenophon's Memorabilia
Abstract: In this article I claim that the Greek philosopher Xenophon, in the third book of his Memorabilia, catalogues six—and perhaps the six—essential and enduring forms of human ambition. Most treatments of ambition depict the phenomenon as monolithic; or, at best, as dichotomous. That is, ambition is understood as a single trait or passion shared by all ambitious people, its manifestations differing only according to circumstance; or, alternatively, as a trait or passion with one good (or high) form and one bad (or base) form. Little attention is paid to an enterprise of cataloguing various types of human beings as embodying distinct forms of ambition, forms which a political community must tolerate or encourage, channel or confront, in different ways. This enterprise is best carried out through the dialectical approach, in which the personality of a particular interlocutor emerges in light of, and in response to, Socratic scrutiny.
Multilateral War Bargaining
Colin Krainin: "Multilateral War Bagaining." Quaterly Journal of Political Science (9, 4: 407-39).
Abstract: I build a static, complete information, three-player bargaining model of war. Without dynamics or incomplete information, war is always avoided. However, the threat of war determines the nature of alliances. The model uses a notion of cooperative stability to predict balancing and bandwagoning behavior in alliance formation. Given the assumptions of the model, a stable state always exists. Stronger allies increase the potential for war threats against a non-allied player. However, stronger allies also demand larger shares of an alliance's total payoff. Balancing (bandwagoning) alliances form when the within alliance utility of a player is uniformly decreasing (increasing) in the resources of an alliance partner.
Colin Krainin received his Ph.D. in Economics, but Government professors Pat McDonald and Terry Chapman served on his dissertation committee and helped him land his current post-doc at the University of Mannheim.
Ashley Moran: Climate Change, Security, Africa
Ashley Moran's new paper, "Climate Change and Security in Africa: Clear Risks, Nuanced Impacts," written with Yacob Mulugetta and Clionadh Raleigh, highlights an array of vulnerabilities climate change creates for African countries, and particularly that climate change may trigger or accelerate conflict.
Violence is also more likely in excessively wet and excessively dry climates, and these conditions affect the kinds of violence governments will be faced with, as dry periods are associated with rebel forces and wetter periods associated with communal militias.
The paper makes policy recommendations and identifies future research needs.
You can read the Strauss Center Post and the paper.
Peter Harris: Asian Security Article
A new article by Peter Harris is forthcoming in Asian Security: "Problems with Power-Transition Theory: Beyond the Vanishing Disparities Thesis."
Abstract: What happens when established states and rising powers meet on the world stage? Is conflict inevitable, or can adroit foreign policies produce peaceful accommodation between jostling Great Powers? Traditional power-transition theory tends to predict conflictual outcomes of shifting power, but this finding does not square with either the historical record or public policy-maker's own intuitions about how international politics works. In this article, I exegete a central weakness of extant power-transition theory—that is, its reliance on vanishing disparities in national power as an explanatory factor—in order to understand where the theory is failing and how best to proceed with a view to generating greater understanding of geopolitical shifts. Beginning from the starting point that social science theory should generate useful implications for 'real world' social and political actors, I argue that power-transition theory's monocausal vanishing disparities thesis is problematic in three respects: practical, theoretical and empirical.
Katherine Bersch: Comparative Politics Article
Katherine Bersch's article, "The Merits of Puzzle-Solving over Powering: Governance Reform in Brazil and Argentina," is forthcoming in Comparative Politics.
Abstract: Scholars of governance reforms in developing countries often argue that the surest way to address corruption, cronyism, inefficiency, and red tape is swift, dramatic change enacted by political leaders during moments of upheaval (i.e., "powering" reforms). This research finds that a very different type of change is not only possible but also more effective and enduring. A comparison of attempts to increase accountability, transparency, and institutional strength in Brazil and Argentina demonstrates that incremental changes sequenced over time in response to failings in previous policy (i.e., "puzzle-solving" reforms) provide two crucial advantages over powering's wholesale and rapid overhauls of the state: (1) continual adjustments and modifications benefit from learning; and (2) an incremental approach makes reform more durable and helps preserve bureaucratic autonomy.
Christian Sorace: Comparative Politics Article
Christian Sorace's article, "The Communist Party's Miracle? The Alchemy of Turning Post-Disaster Reconstruction into Great Leap Development," has been accepted for publication in Comparative Politics (forthcoming July 2015).
JJ Kinkel Publication and Award
Jonathan Kinkel's paper, "Judicial Autonomy and Economic Development in Urban China: How Markets for Legal Services Create Pressure for Merit-Based Judicial Designs," will be published in a 2015 issue of Law & Social Inquiry. The publication is tied to Kinkel being announced as the 2014 winner of the American Bar Foundation's Graduate Student Paper Competition, widely regarded as the top graduate student prize in the Law and Society field.
Recent Archive of Graduate Student Publications
Bersch, Katherine and Sandra Botero. 2014. "Measuring Governance: Implications of Conceptual Choices." European Journal of Development Research 26(1): 124–41.
Bersch, Katherine and Greg Michener. 2013. "Identifying Transparency." Information Polity 18(3): 233–42.
Fortier, Jeremy. 2010. "Can Liberalism Lose the Enlightenment?" The Journal of Politics 72(4): 1003-1013.
Harris, Peter. Forthcoming. "When States Appease: British Appeasement in the 1930s," with Peter Trubowitz. Review of International Studies.
Harris, Peter. Forthcoming. "Militarism in Environmental Disguise: The Greenwashing of an Overseas Military Base." International Political Sociology.
Harris, Peter. 2014. "Environmental Protection as International Security: Conserving the Pentagon's Island Bases in the Asia-Pacific." International Journal 69, no. 3 (September), in press.
Harris, Peter. 2014. "A Political Trilemma? International Security, Environmental Protection and Human Rights in the British Indian Ocean Territory." International Politics 51, no. 1 (January): 87-100.
Harris, Peter. 2013. "Decolonising the Special Relationship: Diego Garcia, the Chagossians and Anglo-American Relations." Review of International Studies 39, no. 3 (July): 707-727.
Koivumaeki, Riitta-Ilona. 2010. "Business, Economic Experts, and Conservative Party Building in Latin America: The Case of El Salvador." Journal of Politics in Latin America 2(1): 79-106.
Mohanty, Pete. 2012. "Thick and Thin Public Sentiments and the Politics of Immigration in Europe." Comparative Sociology.
Pittz, Steven. 2011. "Providential Partners? Tocqueville's Take on Equality and Centralization." The Journal of Politics 73(3): 797-807.
Sorace, Christian. Forthcoming. "China's Vision for Developing Sichuan's Post-Earthquake Countryside: Turning Unruly Peasants into Grateful Urban Citizens."The China Quarterly.
Sorace, Christian and William Hurst. 2011. "Recession and the Politics of Class and Production in the World's Factory." New Political Science 33(4): 509-524.
Sorace, Christian. 2010. "Saint Mao." Telos 151: 173–191.
Thomas, H.F. III and Timothy M. LaPira. Forthcoming. "The Revolving Door and Interest Representation." Interest Groups & Advocacy.
Thomas, H.F. III, Amber E. Boydstun and Shaun Bevan. Forthcoming. "The Importance of Attention Diversity and How to Measure It." Policy Studies Journal.
Thomas, H.F. III and Halpin, Darren R. 2012. "Evaluating the Breadth of Policy Engagement by Organized Interests. Public Administration 90(3): 582-599.
Thomas, H.F. III and Halpin, Darren R. 2012. "Interest Group Survival: Sources of Mortality Anxiety." Interest Groups & Advocacy 1(2): 215-238.
Thomas, H.F. III and Bryan D. Jones. 2012. "Bounded Rationality and Public Policy Decision-Making." In E. Araral, S. Fritzen, M. Howlett, M. Ramesh, and X. Wu (Eds.), Routledge Handbook of Public Policy. New York, NY: Routledge.
Thomas, H.F. III, Maitland, Carleen, and Louis-Marie Ngamassi Tchouakeu. 2012. "Internet Censorship Circumvention Technology Use in Human Rights Organizations: An Exploratory Analysis." Journal of Information Technology 27(4): 285-300.
Wolfe, Michelle, Thomas, H.F. III, and Jones, Bryan. Forthcoming. "Policy Bubbles." Policy Studies Journal.
Wolfe, Michelle and Christoffer Green-Pedersen. 2009. "The Institutionalization of Environmental Attention in the United States and Denmark: Multiple- verus Single-Venue Systems." Governance: An International Journal of Policy, Administration, and Institutions 22(4): 625-646.
Kody Cooper Publications
Kody Cooper has published two articles (one forthcoming):
Hobbes Studies 26.2 (2013): "Reason and Desire After the Fall of Man: A Rereading of Hobbes's Two Postulates of Human Nature"
British Journal of American Legal Studies 3.1 (2014): "Commanding Consistently With Sovereignty: Thomas Hobbes's Natural Law Theory of Civil Law"
Trey Thomas Receives Clark Center Grant
The university's Edward A. Clark Center for Australia and New Zealand Studies has awarded Trey Thomas a research grant for travel to Australia, where he will work with Darren Halpin at the Australian National University to study how organized interests in the U.S. and Australia use media releases to signal policy preferences to government actors.
Thomas has had two articles recently accepted for publication:
LaPira, Timothy M., Herschel F. Thomas III, and Frank R. Baumgartner. "Washington Lobbyists in the Core and on the Periphery." Interest Groups & Advocacy, in press.
Theriault, Sean T. and Herschel F. Thomas III. "The Diffusion of Support for Same-Sex Marriage in the US Senate." PS: Political Science & Politics, in press.
Alex Hudson Article Published
Alex Hudson's article, "Next Steps for the Idle No More Movement: A Public Law Perspective," has been published in Aboriginal Policy Studies.
New Publications from Katherine Bersch and Alumnus Greg Michener
Katherine Bersch has two new publications. The first, with Sandra Botero, "Measuring Governance: Implications of Conceptual Choices," appears in the European Journal of Development Research (26(1): 124–41). The second is with alumnus Greg Michener: "Identifying Transparency," was published in Information Polity [18(3): 233–4].
A Political Trilemma? Peter Harris Article Forthcoming
"A Political Trilemma? International Security, Environmental Protection and Human Rights in the British Indian Ocean Territory"
Article by Peter Harris forthcoming in International Politics
This article analyzes political questions pertaining to the Chagos Archipelago (British Indian Ocean Territory). In particular, it highlights the interrelatedness of various public policy issues that the extant academic literature has treated as distinct: (1) the US military presence on Diego Garcia; (2) UK efforts to protect the natural environment of the Chagos Islands; and (3) the human rights of the exiled Chagossians, the indigenous people of the Chagos Archipelago. The concept of a trilemma is used to illustrate the unhelpful way in which the interrelatedness of these issues currently is portrayed by the relevant political actors. The article concludes with recommendations for how the trade-offs between military-security, environmental and human rights objectives could be made less stark in the interests of all concerned.
Attention Diversity – Trey Thomas Article Forthcoming
"The Importance of Attention Diversity and How to Measure It"
New article by Trey Thomas, with Amber boydstun and Shaun Bevan, accepted for publication in Policy Studies Journal.
Studies of political attention often focus on attention to a single issue, such as front-page coverage of the economy. However, examining attention without accounting for the agenda as a whole can lead to faulty assumptions. One solution is to consider the diversity of attention; that is, how narrowly or widely attention is distributed across items (e.g., issues on an agenda or, at a lower level, frames in an issue debate). Attention diversity is an important variable in its own right, offering insight into how agendas vary in their accessibility to policy problems. Yet despite the importance of attention diversity, we lack a standard for how best to measure it. This paper focuses on the four most commonly used measures: the inverse Herfindahl Index, Shannon's H, and their normalized versions. We discuss the purposes of these measures and compare them through simulations and using three real-world datasets. We conclude that both Shannon's H and its normalized form are better measures, minimizing the danger of spurious findings that could result from the less sensitive Herfindahl measures. The choice between the Shannon's H measures should be made based on whether variance in the total number of possible items (e.g., issues) is meaningful.
Policy Bubbles: Forthcoming Publication from Policy Agendas Crew
"Policy Bubbles," by Bryan Jones, Trey Thomas, and Michelle Wolfe, has been accepted for publication in Policy Studies Journal.
Abstract: We develop the concept of a policy bubble to capture the notion of long-term overinvestment in a policy. In sketching the relation of policy bubbles to economic bubbles, we describe how these two concepts have similar origins but different trajectories because they are filtered by different institutions. We examine in some detail three likely instances of ongoing policy bubbles: crime policy, school reform (charter schools and private education vouchers), and the contracting and privatization of public services. We show how these cases differ from the housing bubble of 1997-2007, how they differ from each other, and the extent to which they can be considered policy bubbles. Lastly, we suggest this concept can help unify the policy process literature with the practice of policy evaluation, and outline testable hypotheses for future research.
Securing Peace in Burundi: Book Chapter by Josiah Marineau
Joshiah Marineau has published a chapter, "Securing Peace in Burundi: External Interventions to End the Civil War, 1993-2006," in the book, Securing Africa: Local Crises and Foreign Intervention.
Abstract: Despite extensive research into the effects of external intervention on civil wars, relatively little work has been done on why and when external actors choose to intervene in a conflict. This chapter argues that the timing of the external intervention in Burundi was primarily contingent upon the acquiescence of the Burundian military, even if the externalities of the conflict initially drew the attention of neighboring countries. More specifically, Tanzania intervened in the civil war to stem the flow of refugees into the country, while South Africa became involved as part of its geostrategic goal of ending the civil war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Yet the military intervention in Burundi only occurs following the signing of a peace agreement, which called for an external military force to oversee the implementation of the agreement. The chapter thus situates the Burundian civil war within the broader developments in the wars of the Great Lakes region, and analyzes the civil war interventions in four stages: 1993-1996, during which external intervention was marginal; between 1997-2000, in which regional actors and Tanzania step up regional pressure on Burundi; 2000-2004, in which South Africa and the African Union play the dominate role in intervening in the conflict; and finally 2004-2006, during which South Africa, with UN backing, oversaw the conclusion of the civil war.
Kody Cooper: Two Book Chapters
Kody Cooper has written chapters in two books, both released this summer. The chapters appeared in: The Wire and Philosophy: This America, Man and Ender's Game and Philosophy: The Logic Gate is Down.
Megan Moeller and Sean Theriault: Book Chapter
Megan Moeller and Sean Theriault co-authored "The Effect of the 2012 Elections on Party Polarization," in The American Elections of 2012, edited by Janet Box-Steffensmeier and Steven Schier.
Doaa' El Nakhala: Policy Briefing and Book Chapter
Doaa' El Nakhala wrote a policy briefing for the European Parliament in Sept. 2012: "Shackled at home: The Palestinian minority in Israel."
Nakhala's book chapter, "When Fencing is not Protecting," will be published in Borders, Thresholds and Migration (Ashgate).
Trey Thomas: Article Accepted for Publication
Trey Thomas (with Timothy M. LaPira) has an article forthcoming in Interest Groups & Advocacy: "Revolving Door Lobbyists and Interest Representation."
Peter Harris Review Article Accepted for Publication
Peter Harris' review article, "The Transatlantic Divide in (Undergraduate) International Relations," has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Transatlantic Studies.
Abstract: A "transatlantic divide" separates the work of International Relations (IR) scholars in the US from that of their counterparts in the UK. To provide a caricature of the divide, the median IR scholar in the US is supposed to be ontologically positivist, methodologically large-N and practically focused on solving 'real world' problems, especially ones pertinent to current US foreign policy. Meanwhile, the stylized British scholar is an anti-positivist and qualitative researcher, primarily concerned with answering normative questions. In reality, of course, there is a great deal of intellectual and methodological variety among faculty on both sides of the Atlantic. Nevertheless, there is more than a kernel of truth in the transatlantic divide thesis, with several scholars finding empirical support for its existence in the discipline's top journals and on graduate syllabi. In this article, I examine two leading IR textbooks to look for evidence of the transatlantic divide in undergraduate teaching.


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Sai Youth, young people who are followers of Sai Baba fall roughly between the ages of 16 to 36. Mesh Khetia is a 28 year old Sai Youth who volunteered to comment on what appears to be the case of disappearing Sai Youth. Where have they gone? And why?
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Friday Review: Mooncop
You might be asking, "what is Mooncop about." And then I look at you and say, "It's about a cop. On the moon." A premise so simple maybe you could have come up with it yourself. But you didn't! Tom Gauld did. OK, maybe you did have this idea, but you didn't right this book. Tom Gauld… Continue reading Friday Review: Mooncop
Autobiographical Comics
I'm getting ready to start work on the third issue of my auto bio comic Bearded Comic Book Enthusiast and thought that, as such, this week would be a good time to reflect on the genre. This is a vastly different genre than the mainstream super hero comics because, as you might have noticed, most people are… Continue reading Autobiographical Comics
Friday Review: Trillium
There are a couple of truths that I hold to be self evident: wrasslin' is fun, Faygo redpop is delish, and Jeff Lemire is good. Really good. While he does do writing and drawing separately for some stories, I enjoy his work in which he does both the best. This includes Essex County, Underwater Welder,… Continue reading Friday Review: Trillium


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Once again in remembrance of John Walker and all that he did for youth sports in Southampton and specifically for what he did for basketball in the community, the summer/fall league will be held in his honor. This will be our 24th season. Anyone who has participated in this league in the past knows that this is a highly competitive league. Last year, there were over 800 participants.
For the boys and girls we will have 5 grade divisions. The 3rd/4th, 5th/6th, 7th/8th, 9th/10th, and 11th/12th. The 3rd/4th boys & girls games will be on Fridays at 6:15pm and this is the only coed division in the league. The 5th/6th boys will play on Friday nights and the 7th/8th boys will play on Sunday nights with the possible option of playing on Fri nights at 8:45pm. The 9th/10th boys play mid to late afternoon on Sundays. 11th/12th boys play on Sunday evenings. The 5th/6th girls will play at 7pm on Mondays. The 7th/8th girls play on Sundays starting at 11am or 12:15pm. 9th/10th girls will play early afternoon games on Sundays. The 11th/12th girls play mid to late afternoon on Sundays. All games should be played at our Renegades Kelly Bolish Gym at 2950 Turnpike Dr., Hatboro, PA 19040.
You can enter the league as an individual or a team and everyone is guaranteed 10 games. Cost for individual is 125.00 this year. The maximum cost per team is reduced to $1095.00 this year and teams must have a minimum of 10 players except for School HS teams must have 8 player minimum. (If a team has more than 12 players the team cost is still only 1095.00) All teams play minimum of 10 games (includes one playoff game) We will again offer free fall practice time to teams entering our league. Early registration due by July 24th to secure spot or deadline of August 10th.
Every player will be required to play in his or her appropriate division. Any Renegade player wishing to participate in the Fall League must re-register with the club for the upcoming year (2018/2019) at this time by mailing in club registration form and fee. Non-Renegade players do not have to pay a separate club registration fee. If a player is capable & approved to play in the next older division an additional fee of $100.00 will be required. Please forward a separate check for $100.00 in case there is no room in the older division you wish to enter. Keep in mind if you request to play up in an older division, you must also play your own age. If a player plays in two divisions their primary responsibility is to play in their appropriate grade division and they will not be able to play in the older game if they fail to attend their own age game each week. The fee covers the cost of the gym rental, league shirts, referee fees, and team awards for 1st and 2nd place winners. Please make checks payable to Renegades and mail to: 858 Street Rd., Southampton, PA 18966. Please do not send a check without a Walker League form. Or you can register onlineand pay league fee with credit card at www.renegadesbasketball.com (credit card payments incur a 5% bank fee)
All Township, School, CYO or AAU teams need to give us current proof of insurance. If you are a township, school, CYO or AAU team that does not have current player insurance coverage then all players and coach will need to purchase aau membership card at a cost of 16.00 which will provide the player catastrophic insurance for the period Aug 16, 2019 thru Aug 31, 2020. Please forward copy of aau membership card to firstname.lastname@example.com prior to first game.
If you are entering as an individual and you are not a Renegade club member you will need to purchase an aau membership card at a cost of 16.00 which will provide the player catastrophic insurance for the period Aug 16, 2019 thruAug 31, 2020. Please forward copy of aau membership card to firstname.lastname@example.com prior to first game.
GO TO: https://play.aausports.org , on the right-hand side and select "Create an Account". Once you can sign in, choose "NEW MEMBERSHIP" then select "Youth Athlete Membership" for player ($16) or "Non-Athlete Membership" for coach ($18), fill in all specific player or coach info and select sport "Boys/Girls Basketball" in the drop down for sport. Next, you MUST SELECT "EXTENDED BENEFIT" fill out the balance of the info for the person and they will be covered under the AAU supplemental insurance from 8/16/19 to 8/31/20. The 2019/2020 member insurance is not going to be available on the aausports.org website until Aug 16th. This supplemental insurance covers the player/coach not only for basketball but for any sport that the player participates in during the entire year and is well worth the $16.00 per player/$18.00 per coach. This AAU insurance does not take the place of family health care coverage. Every Walker League player must have their own health care insurance. Please forward AAU insurance membership card confirmation received from AAU to firstname.lastname@example.com prior to playing in first league game. This will be strictly enforced due to the liability issues. Any questions email: firstname.lastname@example.com .
Walker League Schedule and Rosters will be posted at www.renegadesbasketball.comYou must check our website in order to know when your first game will be played. We won't be able to telephone.
If player is entering as an individual, it is very important to fill in your child's height and basketball experience on individual registration form. We must have this info in order to place your child on a team. We try to make the level of all of the teams as even as possible so that the games are competitive.
Checks payable to: RENEGADES, 858 Street Rd., Southampton, PA 18966 or pay online with credit card at
Register early by July 24th to secure spot since there was a waiting list last year!Sincerely,
Steve Flynn
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I'll be brief here because the paper itself, just published in Current Biology (reference below, access free, pdf here) is short: just over a page of text.
After finding evidence in a small survey (N = 157) that teleology ("the tendency to ascribe function and final cause to nonintentional natural facts and events") was significantly (albeit moderately) correlated with belief in conspiracy theories, the authors used a much larger French sample (N = 1252) to see if teleological views were correlated with both creationism and conspiracy-theory views. They used two types of teleology, and one or both were correlated with both belief in creationism and conspiracies (my emphases in all below).
Following Kaiser-Guttman criteria (eigenvalues > 1), we retained a two-factor solution. We called the first factor 'animism', as it clusters measures involving attribution of consciousness and agency to nonliving entities. The second factor, 'finalism', tapped instead into the attribution of purpose and final causes to the universe and human life. We then conducted a series of multiple regressions with creationism and conspiracism as dependent variables, and animism and finalism, as well as science rejection, analytical thinking and randomness perception, as predictors. Finalism was the main predictor for creationism, β = 0.55, t = 17.19, p < 0.05, followed at a smaller degree by animism, β = 0.23, t = 6.93, p < 0.05, whereas rejection of science and animism were the main predictors for conspiracism (respectively β = 0.30, t = 8.80, p < 0.05; β = 0.32, t = 9.65, p < 0.05), jointly with finalism to a slightly lesser extent, β = 0.23, t = 7.26, p < 0.05.
Now I'm not completely sure about the nature of animism—attributing agency and consciousness to "nonliving entities"—but I presume that means god or a godlike force since it has conscousness. "Finalism" seems to be some non-goddy teleology, driven by a purposive but non-conscious nature of the cosmos.
Regardless, Wagner-Egger et al. show that teleological ("purposive") view of life is behind both creationism and conspiracy theories.
Curiously, "finalism", which is the non-goddy force, is the form of teleology most connected to creationism, whereas I would have thought that "animism" would be. On the other hand, and contra expectation, animism, which involves nonliving entities, was the main predictor for conspiracism. (Maybe I don't understand, but I thought conspiracism was motivated by belief in human-concocted conspiracies.) Note, though, that the probability levels are low, with all p values less than 0.05 but not less than 0.01, which would be more impressive.
The authors conclude that they've drawn a connection between teleology and creationism on the one hand and conspiracism on the other. As they say:
Collectively, these results identify teleological thinking as a new predictor of conspiracism, independent of agency perception, anthropomorphism, science rejection, analytical thinking and randomness perception. As a finalist and purpose-driven view of the natural world, teleological thinking has long been associated with creationism and identified as an obstacle to the acceptance of evolutionary theory. We suggest that this powerful cognitive bias extends to social and historical events, and nowadays to conspiracy narratives. As such, creationism could be seen as a conspiracist belief system (indeed, involving the ultimate conspiracy theory: the purposeful creation of all things and conspiracism as a type of creationist belief targeting socio-historic events (e.g. specific events have been purposefully created by an all-powerful agency).
Well, the view that creationism is a conspiracy theory because God made everything seems a bit far-fetched to me: a conspiracy of one? On the other hand, I could see the view that scientists conspire to fabricate the "facts" supporting evolution as a kind of conspiracy theory, though the authors don't mention that. And the view that conspiracism is a form of "creationism" also seems to be weak, though again I may be misunderstanding what the authors are saying. If conspiracism is what the authors say it is—"the proneness to explain socio-historical events in terms of secret and malevolent conspiracies"—then it's hard for me to see it as a form of creationism, since humans are involved, not an "all powerful agency."
Make of it what you will. I'm just the messenger here.
h/t: Matthew Cobb
Wagner-Egger, P., S. Delouvée, N. Gauvrit, and S. Dieguez. 2018. Creationism and conspiracism share a common teleological bias. Current Biology 28:R847-870.


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