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@historicaljnl.bsky.socialSep 22, 2026, 8:19 AM

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Mika Hyman @mikahyman.bsky.social @hpscambridge.bsky.social and Sebestian Kroupa @sebkroupa.bsky.social @mcgill.ca on '(Up)rooted Consumptions: Can Plants Speak?'

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In this dialogue, Mika Hyman and Sebestian Kroupa consider how plants operate as dynamic agents shaping historical and cultural processes. Plants offer especially productive sources for cross-contextualization precisely because they refuse confinement to a single context or form of evidence. Their traces range from living organisms and herbarium specimens to traded objects, entries, and images in scientific treatises and motifs in visual and material culture. This multiplicity enables historians to use plants to move across disparate geographies, chronologies, and epistemologies. The apparent rootedness of plants belies their extraordinary mobility: transported as seeds, dried samples, and cultivated crops, plants reveal both global connections and ruptures, moments of transfer as much as dislocation and loss. While plants may not speak to us in a literal sense, their movements, meanings, and material presences open histories that might otherwise remain silent – and that challenge imperial, anthropocentric, and accumulation-driven narratives.
@cambup-polsci.cambridge.orgSep 22, 2026, 7:20 AM

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When do armed forces support or resist domestic policing tasks? - https://cup.org/4jh74HN

- Matteo Mazziotti di Celso (IRSEM)

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@cambup-polsci.cambridge.orgSep 21, 2026, 9:20 PM

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Gender-Role Traditionalism and Opposition to Trade in the United States - https://cup.org/4rqublt

- Andrew Kerner & Jane L. Sumner

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@internatltheory.bsky.socialSep 21, 2026, 7:20 PM

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Accidental architects: self-effacing objectives in international relations - https://cup.org/4A4r5ra

- Krzysztof Pelc (Oxford University & Korea University)

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@cambup-polsci.cambridge.orgSep 21, 2026, 6:20 PM

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Positional Blurring in Context: How Dimensionality and Ideology Constrain Strategy - https://cup.org/4dNElqp

- @ndelacerda.bsky.social & Jacob R. Gunderson

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Group heuristics and omnibus policies: how benefits to the “average American” explain public support for the Farm Bill - https://cup.org/4h6su96

- Stephen Ansolabehere & Kattalina M. Berriochoa

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@historicaljnl.bsky.socialSep 21, 2026, 3:45 PM

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Ioannes Chountis de Fabbri @chountisdefabbri.bsky.social @uniofaberdeen.bsky.social on 'The Many Lives of Edmund Burke: A Historiographical Review'

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This historiographical review maps and scrutinizes the interpretative traditions that have grown around Edmund Burke’s thought since the 1790s, identifying three distinctive strands of criticism: the Victorian utilitarian/proto-liberal interpretation, the Namierite analysis of Burke, and the North American natural law tradition. It then turns to the recent archival and contextual scholarship that has largely superseded these schemata – the biographies of F. P. Lock and Richard Bourke, the analysis of J. G. A. Pocock, and the imperial and global perspectives of P. J. Marshall and others – which relocates Burke within the political crises and colonial contexts in which he wrote. This reorientation has been underpinned by the modern editorial projects behind his Correspondence and Writings and speeches. Rather than adjudicating who Burke was, the review traces how successive generations have read, reframed, and instrumentalized his prima facie contradictions, suggesting that his resistance to classification reflects less a defect in the literature than the enduring richness of its subject.
@cambup-polsci.cambridge.orgSep 21, 2026, 3:20 PM

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What Part of Government Legislative Action is Driven by Campaign Pledges? - https://cup.org/3TkQDj0

- @skelalex.bsky.social, Lisa Maureen Birch, Antoine Baby-Bouchard, Dominic Duval, Steve Jacob & @yannickdufresne.bsky.social

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Survival Before Diplomacy: How Electoral Competition Constrains Leader Diplomacy in Turkey - https://cup.org/4h5Iicb

- @abalci.bsky.social

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Foreign Aid and the Performance of Bureaucrats - https://cup.org/4iFJlkq

- @mnagawa.bsky.social

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@cambup-polsci.cambridge.orgSep 21, 2026, 12:20 PM

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The Democracy–Decarbonization Dilemma: Can Climate Assemblies Provide an Escape Route? - https://cup.org/4Ap1SI6

- @fergusgreen.bsky.social & Michele Zadra

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Imperial Aid and Tax Mobilization in Late Colonial Africa - https://cup.org/4rnaPNK

- @didacqueralt.bsky.social

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@cambup-polsci.cambridge.orgSep 21, 2026, 9:20 AM

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La sécuritisation des chaînes d’approvisionnement en minéraux critiques et stratégiques: une analyse des dynamiques canado-américaines et du rôle du Québec - https://cup.org/4yLSZXp

- Emanuel Pinochet & @alexgajevic.bsky.social

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@cambup-polsci.cambridge.orgSep 21, 2026, 8:20 AM

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Thomas Paine’s Greatest Revolution: Nationality, Citizenship, and Civic Identity in America - https://cup.org/4ApMFX0

- Richard Boyd (Georgetown University)

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@jjps.bsky.socialSep 21, 2026, 8:10 AM

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Corruption and leaders’ age - https://cup.org/4yHL25s

"...contributes to the literature on leadership selection by highlighting the role of corruption in shaping voter preferences for young leaders"

- Kangwook Han & Sung Min Han

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@cambup-polsci.cambridge.orgSep 18, 2026, 1:20 PM

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Religious authority and political solutions to conflict: experimental evidence from religious leaders in Israel - https://cup.org/3UXzzQU

- Michael Freedman & Pazit Ben-Nun Bloom

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Unwanted dead or alive? Gender, citizenship, and the afterlife of security in media representations of deceased ISIS members - https://cup.org/3TcaGQD

- Se Youn Park & @louraisonnier.bsky.social

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@jjps.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 11:10 AM

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Temporal spillovers in mixed-member systems: legislative incumbency and party-list voting in Taiwan - https://cup.org/4iAX7oo

- Po-Chun Wu, Ya-Han Chen & Yung-Ming Hsu

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'The Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion: Pensions, Labor Informalization, and Labor Mobility in China' By Yujeong Yang - https://cup.org/4yDuJ9M

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@historicaljnl.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 7:00 AM

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Abhimanyu Arni @kingshistory.bsky.social on 'Indian Political Intelligence (IPI) and the Recolonization of the Indian Diaspora: From Ethnographic Surveillance to Racial Deportation, 1938–1953'

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This article examines the activities of Indian Political Intelligence (IPI) in Britain between 1909 and 1947, arguing that the agency exemplified the ‘imperial boomerang’ as, through it, the authoritarian and racialized practices of colonial governance returned to shape the British state. Although headquartered in Britain, IPI was financed by the Government of India and operated as a key component of the Raj’s security apparatus, working closely with Special Branch, MI5, and other state bodies. This article shows how the agency deployed colonial ethnographic categories and intelligence practices to monitor and disrupt Indian anticolonial activism, particularly among the organized working-class diaspora in the Midlands. IPI’s campaign against the Indian Workers Association during the Second World War culminated in the creation of Defence Regulation 47AAD, which enabled the arrest, detention, and deportation of Indian seamen and workers on racialized grounds. By tracing the origins and implementation of this regulation and the associated deportation programme, the article reveals how colonial modalities of surveillance, policing, and racial governance were repatriated to the metropole. In doing so, it demonstrates how colonial security practices undermined the universality of British liberalism and contributed to the construction of racialized forms of state power within Britain itself.