APSA blogging panel

2004-06-02T02:49:23Z 2004-06-02T02:49:23Z APSA blogging panel 2004-06-02T02:49:23Z

Russell Arben Fox <a href="http://philosophenweg.blogspot.com/2004_06_01_philosophenweg_archive.html#108611627333571836" title="Wäldchen vom Philosophenweg">gives some advance pub for the blogging roundtable</a> organized by Dan Drezner at <acronym title="the American Political Science Association conference">APSA</acronym> in early September and ponders how the discussion will play out. Of course, I’ll make a point of being there—assuming I end up going to APSA (I’m not presenting or anything, just going to play my designated role as meat for the job mill). I’m about 95% sure I will be there, but I should discuss it with the chair before upping that to 100%. Anyway, it should be fun. Personally I’m curious how the panelists will reconcile blogs with the two-step flow of political information—is blogging expanding the access to be part of the elite or not, is it another avenue for transmission and diffusion of elite discourse, stuff like that. And it’d be nice to meet some more “scholar-bloggers” in person; as far as I know (for all I know, “John Lemon” could be in my department), Dan is the only one I’ve met in <a href="http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/M/meatspace.html">meatspace</a>. http://blog.lordsutch.com/archives/1657 http://blog.lordsutch.com/atom.cgi/entryid=1657