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Frieder Dengler

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On the job market | Visiting Scholar, East Asia Center @UCSB | I teach at American University and San Diego Mesa College| PhD, International Relations, American University | international order, global governance, historical IR | www.friederdengler.com | 🇩🇪

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Frieder Dengler (@friederdengler.bsky.social) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 30 julio 2023. Tiene 1.003 seguidores, sigue a 926 cuentas y ha publicado 654 posts.

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    Just had a similar conversation with JEPP’s Berthold Rittberger. We must get serious about the attentional externalities of submissions. I’d favor an ORCID-based cap of three submissions per year, which would force fewer and better papers. If top-50 journal editors got on board, it could happen :)

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