Episode 13: Do Local Policy Agendas Respond to Local Problems? (with Dr. Peter Mortensen)
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Brooke talks with Dr. Peter Bjerre Mortensen from the University of Aarhus about two recent articles, “The Bureaucracy and the Public Agenda,” co-authored with Martin Baekgaard and Henrik Bech Seeberg, and “Do Local Policy Agendas Respond to Local Problems?” co-authored with Henrik Bech Seeberg. Dr. Mortensen’s recommendations for political science readers are both classics: The Semi-sovereign People by E.E. Schattschneider, and The Strategy of Conflict by Peter Schelling.
Co-hosts Brooke and Laura talk to Dr. Brandon Archuleta about his new book, Twenty Years of Service: The Politics of Military Pension Policy and the Long Road to Reform. Editor’s note: For posterity, we mention that the Valley Forge Winter was actually 1777-1778, not 1776 to 1777.
Published 11/16/20
Brooke and Zac talk with our co-host E.J. Fagan about his dissertation, “Information Wars.”
Published 04/16/20