BLOGS AND PODCASTS
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Humphrey blog index
A central Humphrey blog that includes links to all blogs within the Institute.
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What is Podcasting?
Podcasting is a method of publishing audio files (usually MP3s) to the Web, which are then made available through subscription and automatically downloaded to a personal computer or portable MP3 player.
How to listen/subscribe
Listserv/Mailing List
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Upcoming Events
The Humphrey Institute hosts several lectures and events. Visit the Community Connections Calendar for more information. To be notified of upcoming events sign up for our events listserv. |
News/Events blogs
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Humphrey Institute News on-the-go
Articles, podcasts, and other news about the Institute.
Visit the Humphrey Institute News on-the-go blog.
Subscribe to Humphrey News on-the-go.
Subscribe to Special Events & Guest Speakers Podcast in iTunes.
View all podcast special events & guest speakers. |
Global Policy Area blogs
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Global Notes
Global Notes is the community forum for the Humphrey Institute's global policy area, including the affiliated Freeman Center for International Economic Policy.
Visit the Global Notes blog.
Subscribe to Global Notes blog. |
Politics and Governance Policy Area blogs
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Smart Politics
Timely, pointed, non-partisan discussion of Upper Midwestern politics sponsored by the Center for the Study of Politics and Governance.
Visit the Smart Politics blog.
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By the People
A blog about civic engagement from the Center for Democracy and Citizenship.
Visit the By the People blog.
Subscribe to By the People. |
Public and Nonprofit Leadership Policy Area blogs
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pubTalk
A weblog for nonprofit practitioners bridging University research and
the nonprofit community.
Visit the pubTalk blog.
Subscribe to pubTalk. |
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Fiscal Issues and Geeky Stuff
A weblog produced by Jerry Zhao, PhD about the complex relationships
between government and nonprofit organizations.
Visit the Fiscal Issues and Geeky Stuff blog.
Subscribe to Fiscal Issues and Geeky Stuff. |
Regional Planning and Policy Area blogs
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Regionalities
A blog about local issues that can have global impacts.
Visit the Regionalities blog.
Subscribe to Regionalities. |
Science, Technology, and Environmental Policy Area blogs
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Policy Catalyst
A weblog standing at the intersection of science, technology, and public policy from the Center for Science, Technology, and Public Policy.
Visit the Policy Catalyst blog.
Subscribe to Policy Catalyst.
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Social Policy Area blogs
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Gender and Judging
Since women began serving on courts, social scientists began asking whether they decided cases differently from their men colleagues. Most empirical scholarship has been critical of this essentialist framing and found few differences. Differences found in Israel, Croatia, or the United States vary enormously from study to study. Law and Society scholars have found many more sophisticated questions to ask about gender and judging besides whether women were different from men.
Visit the Gender and Judging blog.
Subscribe to Gender and Judging. |
Community blogs
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Institute Insider
The long-time weekly internal e-mail newsletter of the Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs has gone Web 2.0.
Visit the Institute Insider blog.
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An Affair to Remember
A candid blog about student life from the Public Affairs Student Association.
Visit the An Affair to Remember blog.
Subscribe to An Affair to Remember. |
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Career Services
Find additional jobs and internships on the Humphrey job and internship blogs. These blogs are for Humphrey students only and are password protected. See login and password in recent email or contact the GPO front desk.
Visit the job blog.
Visit the internship blog. |
Memorial blogs
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G. Edward Schuh memorial
Created to honor the life and career of Regents Professor Emeritus G. Edward Schuh.
Visit the G. Edward Schuh memorial blog.
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