This is just by way of a short announcement that I’m rolling up my political science paper weblog, and instead doing a bit more active political science-y blogging over at The Monkey Cage along with my GWU colleages John Sides, David Park and Lee Sigelman (to whom thanks for inviting me along). This is the kind of thing that I hoped the political science weblog would turn into anyway, when I had more time, so it makes sense to join efforts with what has become a very active group blog (several hundred posts in the few months that it has been in operation). Anyway, my first post is up there now – a piece looking at Eszter and her colleagues’ findings that conservative blogs are more likely to have substantive responses to liberal blogs than vice-versa, and why this might be.
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Matt McIrvin 02.07.08 at 3:15 pm
The difference isn’t that large, anyway, and mostly comes down to the smaller amount of substantial agreement in liberal-to-conservative links. Is there really much of a phenomenon to explain here?
Matt 02.07.08 at 4:47 pm
The MC blog looks good- I’ll have to keep looking at it- but I hope this will just signal an increase in your total amount of blogging and not a decrease in the blogging here!
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