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I’m a political science professor who posts regularly on Bolivian politics. I also occasionally discuss interesting books, pop culture, and daily life with a toddler. I’ve recently moved to Oxford, Mississippi.
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I just got back from a short mini conference at American University on various issues involving multiculturalism in democracies.

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Posted October 23, 2008 | Permalink
Tags: Egypt Facebook politics social movements technology

If you’re interested in techpolitics: The recent issue of Wired has a great article on Egypt’s Facebook-based democratization movement. It’s worth a look.