How Australia Already Made Immigration Popular and How to Keep It That Way

Lessons from every Anglosphere government's fumbled migration restart

Sep 8 • Alexander Kustov

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August 2026

Making Sense of the Spanish Exception

Why Europe's top immigrant destination has one of the weakest far-right parties

Aug 24 • Alejandro Iribas

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How to Use AI for Public Engagement

A practical guide for social scientists who want their work to be read

Aug 9 • Alexander Kustov

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July 2026

Reality May Have a Liberal Bias, but the Social Sciences Still Need Conservatives

Or why I was wrong about viewpoint diversity

Jul 29 • Alexander Kustov

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Even In a Liberal Democracy, Some People Need to Be Deported

Due process lacks legitimacy when losing never has consequences

Jul 16 • Alexander Kustov

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Why US Nationalism is Essential after 250 Years

How I learned to love my country, and the future of Popular by Design

Jul 3 • Alexander Kustov

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June 2026

Should Local Governments Pick Their Own Immigrants?

What Canada's provinces figured out about matching immigration to need

Jun 29 • Aubrey Westfall

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Why Evidence-based Policymaking Is Overrated

From parachutes and drugs to asylum bans, and the virtue of honest judgment

Jun 25 • Alexander Kustov

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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 • Alexander Kustov

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Pangram Policing is the New Grammar Nazism

On the ethics of AI writing, disclosure, and detection

Jun 1 • 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 • 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 • Gil Guerra

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