Partisanship is partly a performance, and we learn how we ought to enact it in part by looking around the social environment. When journalists influenced by political science tell us there are just identity partisans who stand with daggers drawn, that limits our pol imaginations.

Prof. Kevin Elliott from Murray State University has recently written a book titled ‘Democracy for Busy People’, that focuses on building institutions that empower people who have little time for politics. See here 📚 ow.ly/AgPP50QjIqf

Republican voters can think complex thoughts like "fascism is fine if my taxes go down"

"'How is it that we hear the loudest yelps for liberty among the drivers of negroes?' This question, asked by English writer Samuel Johnson in 1775, still touches a nerve today." liberalcurrents.com/taking-inclusi…

🏛️ Episode 42 | Rules of the Game 📜 With Kevin Elliott Kevin Elliott | @kjephd.bsky.social, I discuss his book "Democracy for Busy People". How can we make democracy work for busy people, while enhancing its democratic nature? Spotify: bit.ly/4a1ufO1 Apple: bit.ly/4blTvzH

Is democracy too demanding? We chat with Kevin Elliott | @kjephd.bsky.social about his book, approaching democratic reform from the perspective many people do not have the time to devote to politics bit.ly/3yg45Kd

My article "Can #Deliberation Bring #AI to the Masses?" came out in this beautiful volume by Ruth Chang and Amia Srinivasan, paired with an essay by Philip Pettit: academic.oup.com/book/56297/cha… The same version is available for free here as well: academia.edu/106616966/Land…

VOLUME 22, ISSUE 3 IS NOW OUT!! buff.ly/3BdjX1v buff.ly/2KtaS5j Incl. work by Allison Harell, Mia Carbone, Stuart Soroka, krzysztof pelc, Sung Eun Kim, Kevin Elliott | @kjephd.bsky.social, D P G, Brian Hamel, @michaelgmiller, Jacob Hacker, Amelia Malpas, Sam Zacher, Myles Williamson..