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Volume XXXIIINovember 20

ICE Detainers Are Illegal. Why don’t Democrats Say That?•Democratic Norms: How Republicans Failed Our Democracy – and What Comes Next•Game Theory and Political Narratives: Using Quiet Non-cooperation to Combat Popularism•The Venezuelan Question•In the Shadow of Gaza: Palestinian Identity and Belonging in a Nation at War•Executive Order Monthly Report - October, 2025

This volume examines ICE and Trump-era executive orders, the internal split over Venezuela policy between Grenell and Rubio, game-theoretic strategies for quiet non-cooperation in politics, and the challenges faced by Palestinian citizens of Israel under wartime security measures and institutional exclusion.

Volume XXXIINovember 06

From Setback to Sweep: Democrats’ Big Night in Virginia, New Jersey, NYC, and Beyond•The Current State of the Chinese Space Sector•A Pleasant Surprise•Populist Geert Wilders Loses Power, What can be Learned from his Defeat?•Temporary Pause, Persistent Peril: Why the Gaza Truce Is Likely to Fail•Recognizing Real Action - the DGG Political Action Award

This month, we spotlight the people and processes that shape politics. From volunteers like Austin and Pendulum driving local change, to the fragile ceasefire in Gaza, real impact comes from showing up, sustaining effort, and balancing principle with compromise. Politics is built by those willing to engage, whether in a city council chamber or a contested territory.

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