In this 100th episode special, scholars join the Political Theory Review Podcast to discuss what goes into a political theory book—the creative process, drafting the book, publishing and more. Appearing on the episode are: Michael Zuckert (Notre Dame) Paulina Ochoa Espejo (Haverford) Elizabeth Markovits (Mount Holyoke) Catherine Zuckert (Notre Dame) Ian Shapiro (Yale) Nancy Rosenblum […]
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