Tag: Political Science

Aerial view of a village and its surrounding fields land organization continues to shape power and inequality in modern societies.
Books

Land Remains the World’s Engine of Social Change

About the book Land Power: Who Has It, Who Doesn’t, and How…

By
Michael Albertus
13 Min Read
Political order: Skyscrapers converge against a stark black sky in Manhattan, capturing the scale and symmetry of New York City’s urban order.
Books

The Multiple Political Orders in New York City

About the book Inequality, Crime, and Resistance in New York City by…

By
Timothy Weaver
11 Min Read
When political identity adopts the symbols of faith, allegiance becomes sacred and opposition heretical.
The Thinking Line

Why Political Identity Feels Like Moral Faith Today

As political identity turns into personal faith, democratic disagreement becomes sacrilege. Can…

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P&RR
7 Min Read
A marble statue depicting a pensive Blaise Pascal, the famous French mathematician, physicist, and philosopher, holding a book. The sculpture captures his thoughtful expression, reflecting his contributions to mathematics, particularly in probability theory and the foundations of modern science.
Books

How Mathematics Affects Political Decisions (and Vice Versa)

About the book Mathematics in Politics and Governance by F.J. Aragón-Artacho and…

By
Francisco J. Aragón-Artacho
Miguel A. Goberna
15 Min Read
According to neuroscience, liberals and conservatives show differences in brain regions, with liberals having a larger anterior cingulate cortex and conservatives having a larger right amygdala.
BooksAnalysis & Theories

The Neuroscience of Political Behavior

"The Political Brain" stands out as a significant work in political science,…

By
Karel J. Leyva
13 Min Read
Neuropolitics: a woman sitting in a chair looking at a yellow brain
BooksAnalysis & Theories

Neuropolitics: Shaping Politics and Marketing

About the book "The Political Brain: The Emergence of Neuropolitics" by Matt…

By
Matt Qvortrup
7 Min Read