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How Canada (Un)made My Thinking on Immigration
A year after "In Our Interest," the book’s favorite case became its hardest test.
Jun 9
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Alexander Kustov
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Pangram Policing is the New Grammar Nazism
On the ethics of AI writing, disclosure, and detection
Jun 1
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Alexander Kustov
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May 2026
Why Do Mainstream Parties Lose Either Way on Accommodating the Far Right?
Moving right on immigration can win voters, but the gains may not survive the losses
May 29
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Hanno Hilbig
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Will Intervention Cause a Migration Crisis in Cuba?
The risk is real, but another Mariel is less likely than Washington assumes
May 20
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Gil Guerra
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LinkedIn Is Doing What Bluesky Was Supposed to Do
Rebuilding a public square on the platform you least expect
May 11
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Alexander Kustov
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The H-1B Wage Gap Is Real. The $100,000 Fee Is Still the Wrong Answer.
A wage ranking, not a flat fee, is how to fix the H-1B program and raise revenue at the same time.
Published on Daniel Di Martino
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May 4
April 2026
Trump’s H-1B lottery policy… kind of works?
Clumsy, imprecise, but directionally right. Let's take our wins where we can get them
Published on No Idle Sitting
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Apr 20
Academics Need to Wake Up on AI, Part III
Most of us do not contribute to human knowledge—AI just made it obvious
Apr 15
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Alexander Kustov
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March 2026
What is Populism Actually Good for?
It doesn't change minds, but it might get a few people off the couch
Mar 26
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Alexander Kustov
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Yaoyao Dai
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Public Engagement Is Good for Your Research
The case for social scientists who talk to people outside of the ivory tower
Mar 22
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Alexander Kustov
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How We Miscategorize the Categorizers
Are immigration attitudes really binary? Helbling and Kustov reveal how oversimplified categories distort public debate on migration and polarization.
Published on Futures of Difference
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Mar 16
The Gay Marriage Playbook Won't Work for Immigration
Why advocates should spend less time on persuasion and more on better policies
Mar 13
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Alexander Kustov
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