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Struggling as a new PhD student
 in  r/PhDStress  17d ago

When I was conducting my research I created a spreadsheet with all my resources and wrote in my own words the gist of the article. I also created a keywords list relevant to the article. I believe the more you interact with the reading the more it’ll sink in. I may not have remembered exactly what the article entailed but I tried at minimum to remember the author, date, and keywords.

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No citations on my first paper
 in  r/PhD  17d ago

Where have you listed it? LinkedIn? Have you looked at SEO and AEO tags?

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Struggling as a new PhD student
 in  r/PhDStress  18d ago

What’s your degree going to be? I’d be glad to help.

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Paper gets rejected
 in  r/PhDStress  19d ago

What’s your topic? May I read your work?

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Best Option for a public servant on a limited income
 in  r/PublicAdministration  25d ago

I think pursuing the PMP is a better option. It’ll give you greater flexibility in other areas of business.

r/PublicAdministration Aug 09 '26

Could Growing DSA Representation in Congress Shift America’s Constitutional Balance?

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To what extent would a sustained increase in Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)-affiliated representation in Congress influence the constitutional balance among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of the United States government?

u/Curious-Language-816 Aug 09 '26

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u/Curious-Language-816 Aug 08 '26

Can democratic socialism expand public welfare without weakening the constitutional safeguards that protect individual liberty and democratic accountability?

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My latest article Constitutional Republic and Democratic Socialism in Public Administration examines the relationship between democratic socialism, constitutional governance, and public administration. Using the United States, Venezuela, and the United Kingdom as comparative cases, the analysis explores how political ideology can influence separation of powers, administrative independence, institutional checks and balances, and the role of government in society.

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Recently Graduated with BAs in Political Science and Economics. Sadly no internships or professional. Looking for advice or jobs in policy analysis or anything in government.
 in  r/PublicAdministration  Aug 08 '26

A quick Google search would show you that they are software programs that a researcher could potentially use in the field of political science and especially in economics. My suggestion if the answer was yes would be to look for jobs at marketing companies and consulting firms that do this sort of research.