Three crises.
Infinite theory.
Political science concepts don't live in textbooks. They live in the moment a leader opens a classified briefing, or a parliament votes itself out of existence.

The Weimar Republic's Last Election
Chancellor Heinrich Brüning
"Emergency decrees or parliamentary legitimacy — can a democracy survive by suspending itself?"
When a constitution's emergency clause becomes its executioner
4 conceptsThirteen Days Over Cuba
President John F. Kennedy
"The Joint Chiefs want an air strike. The Navy wants a blockade. You have 72 hours before the missiles are operational."
How bureaucratic politics, not rational calculation, shapes foreign policy
4 concepts
Indira's Emergency
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi
"The Allahabad High Court has voided your election. The opposition is mobilizing. Article 352 sits in the Constitution like a loaded gun."
What federalism actually means when the center decides the rules don't apply
4 conceptsFind Your
Blind Spots.
12 scenario-based questions. No definitions. No multiple-choice tricks. Real political situations where you apply what you know.
Westminster Parliament, 2024
A coalition government loses a confidence vote 312–298. What happens within 14 days?
Comparative Politics
Political Theory
International Relations
Public Policy
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Four pillars.
One framework.
Political science isn't four separate subjects. It's one integrated discipline that rewards lateral thinking.
Comparative Politics
Systems in contrast
Why do parliamentary systems survive crises that break presidential ones? We map 73 democracies side-by-side, not in isolation.
Political Theory
Ideas with consequences
Hobbes, Locke, Rawls — not as biography, but as live debates. The social contract is still being written.
International Relations
Anarchy and its discontents
Waltz, Keohane, Wendt — IR theory through the crises that tested each framework.

Public Policy
Governing in practice
From agenda-setting to implementation failure — why good policy often produces bad outcomes.
The theory
became the grade.

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University of Michigan
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Georgetown University (Applicant)
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LSE
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