By far his longest letters, bar the interminable annals of a campaign against roads in Christ Church meadow, concern academic elections.
Over the next few months the academic British Election Study will explore this territory.
Oxford academic and election expert John Curtice told me yesterday that rain is one of the most common theories around turnout, but nobody has ever found the evidence to back it up.
Sitting in, and sometimes pacing, his minuscule office, Roginsky told me that the past few years have seen a proliferation of independent human-rights groups, media outlets, think tanks, academic departments, election watchdogs, and N.G.O.s not only in Moscow and St .Petersburg but all over the country.
In requesting the recounts, Stein is acting on behalf of a loose coalition of academics and election experts.
Modern institutions face the recurring dilemma of designing accurate evaluation procedures in settings as diverse as academic selection committees, social policies, elections, and figure skating competitions.
In the Times of India, Sunil Khilnani, an author and academic, called the election a "genuinely revolutionary moment … a democratic asteroid".
From time to time, he became involved in politics, signing a letter along with other academics urging the election of John F. Kennedy as president in 1960, and advising Senator Eugene J. McCarthy on foreign policy in his presidential campaign in 1968.
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