Thursday, October 26, 2006

Nova New Job Rumors (Unconfirmed)

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195 comments:

Anonymous said...

U Toronto's committee is meeting by next week

Anonymous said...

Lewis & Clark has conducted phone interviews for the non-China position.

Anonymous said...

Lewis & Clark has scheduled campus interviews for the non-China position.

Anonymous said...

Naval War College (NSDM) has completed interviews and made offers for their searches.

Anonymous said...

Cornell has made an offer.

Anonymous said...

To whom? Horowitz or Koenig?

Anonymous said...

Whom to? (That was fast)

Anonymous said...

Does anyone have any news re: Wisconsin, Columbia, Colorado, UCSD?

Anonymous said...

Columbia is searching for IPE.

Anonymous said...

Re: 11:20

Yes, Columbia advertised for an IPE position, and had a separate advertisement for a non-specified position. What's the news here?

And can we get into the practice of disclosing sources of rumors (not names but the nature of the source)--there's no word limit here.

Anonymous said...

McGill's committee does not meet until the end of next week. And often does not reach a short list after one meeting.

Anonymous said...

Cornell's general IR search is likely for IPE as well.

IR Rumor Mill said...

From the old new thread:


Anonymous said...
Any word on Vermont?
Delaware?
UW-L?
6:15 AM, October 27, 2006

Anonymous said...
Cornell has extended an offer.
5:34 PM, October 27, 2006

Anonymous said...
Three IR talks at Penn in November: Broz, Horowitz, and Pandaya.
6:39 PM, October 28, 2006

Anonymous said...

Is that Broz of the '80s classic hit, "When Will I Be Famous"?

Anonymous said...

UCSD has invited people for interviews.

Anonymous said...

I can't answer, I can't answer that...

Anonymous said...

George Washington talks are Matt Kroenig, Mike Horowitz, and Tin-bor Victoria Hui.

Anonymous said...

Sources?

Anonymous said...

Virginia has scheduled interviews for early to mid November.
Candidates are Barbara Walter (Assoc. Prof at UCSD), Julia Gray (ABD-UCLA), and Sonal Pandya (ABD-Harvard).

Source of info is departmental-wide e-mail from search chair.

Anonymous said...

Yale has made at least some calles in its IR/Comparative search. Third degree information source.

Anonymous said...

Any news on Duke? Princeton?

Anonymous said...

Re: 11:04

I heard from a member of the GW faculty. It is accurate.

Anonymous said...

Pitt and Maryland have both scheduled interviews. Source: a colleague who will be going for those interviews.

Anonymous said...

Middlebury has scheduled interviews.

Anonymous said...

The U of Delaware has a short list. Source: email from the department.

Anonymous said...

Any word on Duke?

Anonymous said...

Ky has 2 short lists. 2 candidates from each short-list (4 in all) will be chosen for interviews.

Anonymous said...

I know Duke's doing Comparative talks right now. That might delay the IR schedule.

Anonymous said...

Has anyone heard about Princeton?

Anonymous said...

Is there any news on Lehigh?

Anonymous said...

Duke's conducting a senior search. So don't expect regular job talks.

Anonymous said...

12:41 -- has UDel started contacting anyone on their short list?

Also, has anyone heard anything about UMass-Amherst's timetable?

Anonymous said...

T. Chapman gave a jobtalk at Rochester earlier today.

Anonymous said...

IS there any confirmation of the Rumor the Middlebury has invited to interviews? It is still not listed on the Big Board.

Anonymous said...

Evidently, UMass made some calls on its comparative hire last week.

Anonymous said...

On UMass-Amherst, I heard from an admininistrative assistant in the department about a week ago that they planned to "review applications during the next few weeks." Their invites might be slower in coming then, especially since they have so many lines to fill.

Anonymous said...

4:54 - From what I know first-hand, Delaware is contacting their short list to make sure those on it are still interested in the position. But, I do not believe (although I am not positive) invitations have been issued for on-campus interviews.

Anonymous said...

Any News on the North Dakota IR search?

Anonymous said...

4:54 -- would it therefore be reasonable to conclude that if I have not been contacted by UDel, then I am not on their short-list?

Anonymous said...

Has anyone heard anything from/about Tufts Poli Sci?

Anonymous said...

Re: UDel - I don't know whether all contacts have been made. I will update when I get more info.

Anonymous said...

Re Lehigh: applications are still being reviewed

Anonymous said...

Jana VonStein has a talk at
UCSD

Anonymous said...

According to the American/Comparative blog, Scott Radnitz (MIT/Belfer) has an interview for Yale's IR/CP job.

Anonymous said...

Re: Tufts, I think they are only going to start meeting next week.

Anonymous said...

Re: Naval War College, I know Colin Jackson (MIT) is starting there in the spring.

Anonymous said...

Any word on who has been contacted by Purdue?

Anonymous said...

Anyone has news about
Lewis & Clark China position?

Anonymous said...

Harvard has contacted people for thier junior IR search

Anonymous said...

I can confirm the Yale Radnitz talk

Anonymous said...

Paul Vasquez (Notre Dame) will be interviewing for the position at Hope College.

Anonymous said...

RE: 4:31 PM, October 30, 2006

Why does Kentucky have two short-lists? Is that implying there is a disagreement within the department? Can anyone confirm this?

Anonymous said...

Colorado and Middlebury have both contacted candidates.

Anonymous said...

Colorado has made initial interview invites.

Anonymous said...

Heard A&M is interviewing Sobek and E. Gweke

Anonymous said...

Paul Vasquez (Notre Dame) has a campus interview with Hope College.

Anonymous said...

At 7:10pm: You mean Eric Gartzke? BTW, A&M will also interview Hyeron Jo.

Anonymous said...

Harvard IR is interviewing Elizabeth Saunders, Kathleen Cunningham, and Terrence Chapman.

Anonymous said...

T. Chapman is interviewing at Pitt.

Anonymous said...

Lehigh is still reviewing applications and won't have a short list til at least Nov. 15th.

Anonymous said...

M. Kroenig is interviewing at Brown.

Anonymous said...

any word on LSU?

Anonymous said...

What is going on with SUNY Buffalo?

Anonymous said...

T. Chapman is interviewing at Colorado.

Anonymous said...

Harvard is also interviewing Muhammet Bas.

Anonymous said...

LSU has already interviewed and has an offered the job to a candidate.

Anonymous said...

Any word from Washington & Lee?

Anonymous said...

Washington & Lee has invited at least one candidate for an interview.

Source: The candidate who is interviewing there.

Anonymous said...

Anyone know what's going on at Claremont?

Anonymous said...

SFSU is scheduling interviews.

Anonymous said...

Has anyone heard from either UC Santa Cruz or San Francisco State?

Anonymous said...

HIERAN HO (Michigan) has a talk at Rochester

Anonymous said...

Joel Simmons (Michigan) is interviewing at WashU and Stony Brook

Anonymous said...

Comparative Blog says UCSC is interviewing.

Anonymous said...

I hear MIT is making calls today or tomorrow (from a grad student at MIT)

Anonymous said...

Anyone else think the blog moderation is slowing down the blog too much? Both the theory and comparative blogs have way more activity and interest and not the heavy moderation. Why further prevent participation?

Anonymous said...

MIT has contacted people for their first round interviews

IR Rumor Mill said...

On moderation. We didn't initially require moderator "sign off" for posts. We implemented the moderation feature after a number of troubling posts appeared that we had to retrospectively delete. Right now, we still have to delete about 10% of incoming messages because they ask inappropriate questions about candidates, committees, or are open invitations to flame wars (e.g., "what's the best department?").

If the community feels that posts appear to slowly, we will consider turning off the moderation function and going back to the old system of deleting messages post hoc. But we'd rather be a few hours behind other blogs, and also be a bit more reliable, than have IR Rumor Mill degenerate into the same sort of gossip we saw last year.

Anonymous said...

Re: 11:55

Are you kidding? Have you read the American and Comparative blog? Why on earth would you need "real time" information, especially when the trade of is including that tripe? Take a deep breath, get back to work, and check the blog once or twice a day. Or start another blog as a support group for rumor mill addicts.

Anonymous said...

who are the MIT candidates?

Anonymous said...

William and Mary is interviewing for IR/Comparative Mid East position.

Debra Shulman from Yale
Gunes Tezkur from Michigan

Anonymous said...

on moderation -- point taken as far as removing inappropriate posts but it does dull interaction such that it is no longer possible to read the blog, respond to someone, and then get a response back without long delays. This means checking the blog becomes less frequent and less interactive and therefore less participatory in my view.

Anonymous said...

RE: 12:00 *and most posts for that matter*

Source?

Anonymous said...

Anyone heard anything on UConn or U Rhode Island?

Anonymous said...

Paul Vasquez has an interview at the Univesity of Rhode Island.

Anonymous said...

Also for the Middle East position at William & Mary: Stacey Yadav (UPenn).

Anonymous said...

Keep it as it is. No one needs the gossip, the tasteless humor, and the other b.s. associated with the "other" blogs. This is the academy, not the stock market. "Real time" isn't a premium

Anonymous said...

James Madison is starting campus interviews next week.

Source: one of the interviewees.

Anonymous said...

Is there any news about IR and/or comparative searches at LACs--Holy Cross, Grinnell, Allegheny?

Anonymous said...

Who is interviewing at UCSD (besides Von Stein)?

Anonymous said...

New School began interviews.

Anonymous said...

Other blog says Grinnell has made phone interviews and will be flying people out soon. What is going on w/Allegheny?

Anonymous said...

Haverford has contacted people for their first round interviews

Anonymous said...

Any news on Vassar? UConn?

Anonymous said...

T. Chapman is interviewing at Maryland. Information is secondhand from a maryland grad. student.

Anonymous said...

Is it H. Ho or J. Ho? S/he is listed as both.

Anonymous said...

Anybody know who the "R. Brown" is who is interviewing at Middlebury? No more specifics have been posted about who this person is, and "R. Brown" is kind of a hard name to google. . .

Anonymous said...

Maryland will also interview Muhammet Bas.

Anonymous said...

There is a Robert Brown from UCSD. He is on the market and he studies delegation of authority to IOs to counter WMD proliferation. I don't know if this is the same R. Brown, but that would be my guess.

IR Rumor Mill said...

{moderation isn't working right now, so here are recent comments}

1. "Maryland will also interview Muhammet Bas."

2. "There is a Robert Brown from UCSD. He is on the market and he studies delegation of authority to IOs to counter WMD proliferation. I don't know if this is the same R. Brown, but that would be my guess."

Anonymous said...

A. Yuen is interviewing at Middlebury.

Anonymous said...

P. MacDonald is interviewing at Brown.

Anonymous said...

Texas A&M has scheduled interviews for the security job in the Bush School. I know this from one of the interviewees.

Anonymous said...

Barak Mendelsohn is interviewing at MIT

Anonymous said...

"New School began interviews" --
source? any more info?

Anonymous said...

Holy Cross is apparently way behind the curve here -- I am just speculating, of course, but the fact that I just got the AA information card from them suggests that they may not be moving to interview people any time soon.

Anonymous said...

Holy Cross has met and developed a short list. Whether those people have been contacted for an interview, I do not know. I heard from a member of the SC close over a week ago...

Anonymous said...

I have observed -- through tragic personal experience -- that the AA cards often come after the short lists are complete. Thin envelopes, you know.

Anonymous said...

The AA cards are not a good indicator at all. I got mine from two depts. that according to this blog have confirmed interviews well underway. I am just speculating but the AA info sheets may just determine the make-up of the applicant pool and how they found out about the job.

Anonymous said...

Regarding the thin envelope AA tie: that may be the case sometimes, but some departments are more efficient and can handle multiple tasks better--so the AA cards are handled without any respect to the completion of the lists.

Anonymous said...

Any updates on the MIT candidates? I have heard Mendelsohn from Cornell but that is it.

Anonymous said...

Cunningham interviewed today at Harvard.

Anonymous said...

I heard from an MIT grad student that they are also bringing in Mike Horowitz (Harvard) and Elizabeth Saunders (Yale).

Anonymous said...

MIT has posted its talks on the web: Barak Mendelshon, Mike Horowitz, and Elizabeth Horowoitz.

Anonymous said...

The AA thing doesn't really work, anyhow, even (especially?) on a substantive level. You fill it out, you tell them that you fit into X underrepresented group, and then they make a short list of largely white, largely male candidates...But, they get to claim diversity in their application process. I'm not saying anything about whether this is good/fair, just that it's no real institutional constraint on these schools, and often makes them look more "progressive" than they really are.

Anonymous said...

Where are the MIT talk listings?

Anonymous said...

Kansas State has scheduled interviews.

Anonymous said...

MIT listings are below; don't think the Sambanis talk is part of their search:

http://web.mit.edu/polisci/research/dss.html

Anonymous said...

(1) Google MIT Political Science Department.

(2) Click on "Seminar Series and Upcoming Events."

(3) Click on "Departmental Seminar Series."

Voila.

Anonymous said...

Anyone hear about Illinois State?

Anonymous said...

Barak Mendelsohn (Cornell) is interviewing at Haverford College

Anonymous said...

I think there is some misunderstanding about the role of the AA letters. Departments at state universities like mine are required to collect data on the diversity of their applicant pool. These letters usually go back to the campus affirmative action office, not the hiring department. I've been involved in searches at a large state university for more than a decade, and I have never seen the affirmative action office provide information about the identities of minority candidates (or anything else) to us. Their role is to give us a hard time if our pool is radically unrepresentative. In identifying minority or female candidates, something that has mattered a lot in some searches, we have always had to rely on what we knew ourselves, or found out from the candidate.

Anonymous said...

OK, so now we have heard about Haverford, Middlebury and Washington and Lee: What's going on with Hamilton, Bucknell, Dickinson, Swarthmore and Muhlenberg?

Anonymous said...

Interviews for joint position in political science & International Affairs at the New School:

Ato Onoma (Northwestern)
Adria Lawrence (Chicago)
Robin Hayes (Yale)
Tim Pachirat (Yale)

Anonymous said...

Dickinson's got two candidates coming in this week, and presumably more on the way.

Anonymous said...

UCONN has started campus interviews. Source: friend of one of the interviewees.

Anonymous said...

I can confirm UConn, as a friend is interviewing--confirmed on both ends

Anonymous said...

Claremont is bringing 3 candidates out, probably starting next week.

Anonymous said...

Jasen Castillo is the other candidate interviewing at Middlebury.

Anonymous said...

Can we get names on UCONN? It is kind of a defining position in USFP.

Anonymous said...

anything on Vassar?

Anonymous said...

Anything on Northwestern?

Anonymous said...

Oana Armeanu is the other candidate at Hope College

Anonymous said...

Any word yet from Kentucky?

Anonymous said...

Anything on University of Missouri?

Anonymous said...

Anything on Washington, St. Louis?

Anonymous said...

IL State?

Anonymous said...

Dennis Foster (VMI) interviewed today at UConn.

Anonymous said...

Holy Cross has made at least one invitation for a campus interview. Can't speak beyond personal experience (I received the AA card a week after I was contacted by phone - once again, little rhyme or reason to the timing of when departments send those out)

Anonymous said...

T. Chapman is interviewing at Colorado.

Anonymous said...

Concordia University is interviewing Barak Mendelsohn (Cornell)

Anonymous said...

Columbia has some talks in its ISERP that look like they are potential job talks--though they are not specified as such and are among others that clearly aren't.

http://www.iserp.columbia.edu/calendar/

Anonymous said...

This is from the JMC website, so I have no idea if these are the same positions.

James Madison College at Michigan State

Interview for IR/PE temp position:
Jose Noguera

International Political Economy position:
Robert Packer

Anonymous said...

Does anyone know who interviewed at Lewis & Clark for the IO position? Have they made an offer?

Anonymous said...

Any more news on U Delaware?

Anonymous said...

Georgetown (Govt. dept.) has made an offer.

Anonymous said...

I don't think the columbia talks are job talks

Anonymous said...

Which Concordia is interviewing? I think Toronto, River Forest, and Moorehead all had positions of some sort.

Anonymous said...

Concordia University (Montreal)

Anonymous said...

A. Yuen is interviewing at Kansas State.

Anonymous said...

Georgetown (Security) has made an offer.

Anonymous said...

We all appreciate those contributing information, but what's with the terse entries? These are most helpful when some indication of the source is included, to help sort out the informed from the rest.

Anonymous said...

Regarding Georgetown the information is from the successful candidates themselves.

Anonymous said...

Boaz Atzili (Belfer, PhD from MIT)has an interview in Northwestern. Source is a friend who heard from the candidate.

Anonymous said...

Any word on Tufts (2 slots - IR and CP)?

Anonymous said...

From Ohio U:
http://www.ou.edu/cas/psc/2-7-06.pdf


Barak Mendelsohn, Terrorism and Political Violence candidate, will be giving his lecture/interview today, February 7th at 2:00 p.m. in DaHT 205C. Barak’s talk is entitled “New War?: Global Jihad and Interstate Cooperation.”

Gregory Miller’s, terrorism and political violence candidate, job talk entitled “Confronting Terrorisms: Group Characteristics and the Success of Counterterrorist Policies” is Thursday, February 9th at 1:30 p.m. in DaHT 205C

Anonymous said...

Re: Ohio U. Good for them (not being facetious)! But February? Do talks go on that long? Guess so.

Anonymous said...

Other interviews at Rhode Island:
Kristin Johnson
Brian Mello
http://www.uri.edu/artsci/psc/

Anonymous said...

Those OhioU are from Feb 06--old news.

Anonymous said...

Re: Ohio U, that was an announcement from last year.

Anonymous said...

Hamilton has scheduled video teleconference interviews. Oye Vey.

Anonymous said...

They must want to see your smiling faces.

Anonymous said...

Beyond Barak Mendelsohn (Cornell), does anyone know who else is being interviewed at Concordia University in Montreal?

Anonymous said...

and it's not ohio but ohlahoma university

Anonymous said...

Confirmed (1st hand): Kris Ramsay is giving a talk at UCSD.

Anonymous said...

Also confirmed: Gartze and Baum are giving talks (senior positions) at UCSD.

Anonymous said...

How does a videoconference interview work -- everyone has access to this at their schools? I do, but didn't think it was necessarily universal, and it can be a pain to arrange.

Anonymous said...

I did one last year, from abroad. We just did it using internet technology (this sounds better than 'web cam'), which I would venture all schools have. The whole department was able to be there. It was pretty efficient, and I got the job.

Anonymous said...

I found videoconferencing pretty frustrating. Maybe I just had a bad connection, but there was a lag, and it was impossible to gauge the audience's reactions. If your university doesn't do videoconferencing, most towns and presumably all cities have facilities. The employer should pay.

Anonymous said...

Ramsay has declined the UCSD interview.

Anonymous said...

Why is there a counter? Why wasn't this made transparent?

Anonymous said...

Is H. Ho (interviewing at Rochester) a different person than H. Jo (interviewing at UT, A&M), or was this a typo?

Anonymous said...

Calvin College has scheduled at least one interview.

Anonymous said...

We don't have video conferencing at our university - some students have internet cams they use for MySpace, but I don't think that would work. I can understand conducting a video conference if the candidates are overseas, but if they reside in this country, it would make me wonder if the university lacks the funds for a few airline tickets. Also, why not just schedule telephone interviews? That seems standard when there is a long short list. Why, specifically, do they want to see your "smiling faces?" Honestly, it would make me think twice about the funding and the motives of that department.

Anonymous said...

What does this post mean? "Why is there a counter? Why wasn't this made transparent?"

IR Rumor Mill said...

[The comment below was posted on the IR Rumor Mill discussion. For context, see that thread.]

One of your friendly neighborhood administrators here.

7:08 is comment spam. We received the same message on every active thread. *However*, we let it through. Why? We discovered that it is right. There *was* (unknown to us) a tracker at the very bottom of the site. Like all of you, we just never noticed.

I accessed the account this morning. To my knowledge, I am the first person to do so since we took over the Rumor Mill. It does track IPs. What does this mean? It means that:

1) If you accessed the site from a commercial ISP it will show the closest server grouping to your location, e.g., if you're a Comcast user in the New England it will show as much (or will provide an IP address that can be entered into an "IP Whois" query and will turn that up);
2) If you accessed the site from a business with its own IP -- such as a major corporation or a university -- it will allow one of the admins to find out that at least one person is visiting from that institution.

In practice, it would be difficult for one of us to use this information to identify you. We tend to get many visitors at the same time. We might have been able to use it to guess that a rumor concerning, say, Big State University originated from someone *at* Big State University. Woohoo. Now we're in business :-). Seriously, you were still pretty anonymous.

But this isn't an issue anymore. A few minutes ago, after consulting with a quorum of the staff, I deleted the stats and tracking function for IR Rumor Mill.

PS: I suspect that the Rumor Mill's founder simply wanted to know if people were visiting the site and how many were doing so.

Anonymous said...

That comment wasn\'t comment spam, it was posted by a poli sci community member who wanted to warn others in the community that the potential to see where comments were being posted from.

Yes, in some cases, the only info is the IP address, i.e., the ISP or the university.

In some cases, especially mac users, the computer name is often included in the IP information. Or, if you log on to a network, your log on (initials) are included. So, your initials combined with your university can identify you.

It\'s not hard to match timestamps of particular comments to timestamps of the page visit from the stat tracker.

The original comment was posted elsewhere so that it would appear on other sites where rumor mill folks congregate, in the event that rumor mill admins decided not to allow the comment through moderation.

Moral...you\'re not as anonymous as you think on the web, especially if your network provides information about your particular machine\'s name.

Anonymous said...

Thanks for removing the stat tracking code!

IR Rumor Mill said...

This is the same administrator as from the prior message.

1) We assumed it was spam because it looked like, in essence, a solicitation to use a particular site. Since it wasn't, we apologize for that comment. We also, you should note, allowed the comment to go through on the relevant thread *and* took appropriate action, so we don't believe we hid anything from the community;

2) At the risk of repetition, we've removed tracking functionality from the site *and* we've erased all data for the site from tracksys, the free client used by the prior administrator(s);

3) I can't be sure, because I didn't look closely, but I do not believe that tracksys has any material that would indicate "login initials." It does, like sitemeter, display the OS and browser of a user. The only other IP tracking clients I've used do not have this information, nor does a "whois IP" search generate it. But if some trackers do have this information, that's interesting.

Bottom lines:

1. No one on our team even looked at this information until earlier today.
2. It was not available to the general public.
3. It no longer exists. The site no longer uses a tracker.

Thus, we feel that we have been more than responsive to the concern, and that the concern itself is a bit overblown. Even if we could use the information as you describe, we haven't. We have far more precise information about specific sources of rumors from people who email us this information directly, and we haven't done anything to abuse that. Indeed, we purge incoming mail every few days.

If there are other issues that we need to address vis-a-vis doing due diligence to maintain anonymity, please let us know.

Anonymous said...

Um, big deal. Anyone who posts anything anywhere has to know this, no? And given the comment moderation there really aren't any juicy scandals whose authors need to be revealed. This hypervigilance will only serve to scare off those with valuable information, whose identities no one really cares about anyway.

Anonymous said...

There *was* (unknown to us) a tracker at the very bottom of the site. Like all of you, we just never noticed.

That is bonk. You HAVE TO install such a tracker. So it's impossible not to have noticed it.

I for one will no longer visit, or post, this blog. You let me (us?) down.

IR Rumor Mill said...

10:49am. Re-read the posts from the last several months. The current team assumed responsibility for the site approximately a year after its inception.

We assume the tracker was installed by the prior individual or individuals responsible for this site, who contacted us in late summer with the login and password to the gmail account and to the blogger account. That same login, it turned out, worked for the tracker, which is how we were able to not simply remove the code, but *disable* the tracking service itself.

We didn't realize that some of the site's readers would be do distrusting, or we would have taken a screenshot of tracksys' warning that all information pertaining to past visits would be lost if we completed the operation. But trust us, it is gone.

We cannot speak in any way to what the *prior* individual(s) responsible for the site did with the information, but we are unaware of anyone being "outed" for posting a rumor here, so we assume that the original intention wasn't nefarious.

You are, of course, entitled to do whatever you want vis-a-vis the IR Rumor Mill.

IR Rumor Mill said...

PS: if we really wanted to hide this, we could have simply rejected the original post. We think the fact that we did not -- that we let the post appear on the appropriate thread -- provides pretty compelling evidence for our good intentions.

Anonymous said...

Oh my! I am always really impressed by the self-flattery (and self-righteousness of 10:49) that people in this field have. We don't care about your identity! No one would go to the trouble. Please! I was really pleased--and others have been too--concerning the tone and helpfulness of this blog. Don't let a few paranoid and/or grandiose individuals get us off track. (And no, I don't know anyone who runs the blog, but am indebted to them.)

Anonymous said...

Has anyone heard anything about U Mass Amherst?

Anonymous said...

Ok, could we get back to the market? Has anybody heard what North Dakota is doing? They are moving in other areas, but I have not heard a thing in IR

This is by far the best political science rumor blog (read the others if you are not sure). Could we put the argument on another thread? again?

Anonymous said...

Any news on Marshall

Anonymous said...

Come on people show some appreciation! Why blame the current admins when the only things they did were to discover the tracker, remove it and let us know?

And as if you always surf anonymously over the internet. Get this, there is no place on the net that does not track you, if the admins do not track you, the blogger itself is keeping logs of everything.

And actually I would even prefer that they could at least see the location of the post so that they can comfirm it more easily.

IR Rumor Mill said...

This comments thread is getting a bit long in the tooth. And we've had at least one major tangent. So we've opened up a new thread. Post there.

Anonymous said...

Northwestern has contacted for 1st round.

Anonymous said...

Vassar has extended interview invitations. Who else has one? when? (mine is week after Thanksgiving)

Anonymous said...

Has anybody heard anything about the Junior Security position at Georgetown?

Anonymous said...

RE: Georgetown's Junior Security Studies- It says an offer was made- May I inquire as to whom?

IR Rumor Mill said...

8:02 am: You will want to read our policy on reporting offers.

Anonymous said...

Does anyone have the url for the wiki postings? Thanks, I can't seem to find the site.