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"Medvedev was a puppet, but now he seems to be doing things that may not please Putin, " says Altai political scientist Yuri Chernyshov.

Tomas Lebeda, a political scientist in Prague, says this may go on for a year.

That was the central insight of Samuel P. Huntington, the greatest political scientist of the last half-century, who died on Christmas Eve.

President Obama's administration is set to be rocked by scandal - at least, according to one political scientist's mathematical formula.

Sean Donnelly, an Irish political scientist, said the episode "smacks of complete lack of political judgment and panic" .

Koichi Nakano, a political scientist, says the electoral arithmetic suggests this situation could last for another five years at least.

A dictator might be pro-Western or play off Russia against the West, says Sultan Akimbekov, a Kazakh political scientist.

People like him have forecast similar cataclysms before, he says, and been right. He cites French political scientist Emmanuel Todd.

We've got a module where we've got a zoologist, a lawyer and a political scientist, and we're bringing them together to teach this.

Gatch , the political scientist. 'They're more likely thinking, 'How the hell am I going to cash this?

Soli Ozel, a political scientist, says that if the government does not change course it may soon be faced with a "Kurdish spring. "

By taking sides in Thailand's politics, Cambodia's leader "went for the jugular" , says Thitinan Pongsudhirak, a Thai political scientist.

Aristotle was in some sense an astronomer, a physicist, a biologist, a psychologist and a political scientist.

It was written by the American political scientist Charles Lindblom and published in 1959 under the title The Science of Muddling Through.

Had the Danish political scientist changed his mind?

Takashi Inoguchi, a Japanese political scientist, bleakly refers to Japan as a potential "Argentina of the east" .

Political scientist Mark Blyth begins by listing six events that had a role in causing the crisis.

Adam Przeworski, a political scientist, once defined democracy as a way to institutionalise uncertainty.

Stephen Hess is a political scientist who studies the presidency at the Brookings Institution in Washington.

But as Soli Ozel, a political scientist, puts it, the Syrian crisis has revealed that "Turkey isn't as influential as it thought. "

Halvard Buhaug, a political scientist at Peace Research Institute Oslo, calls the research "good work with a lot of good data. "

Although a political scientist by discipline, Rhodes has taken an anthropological approach to Whitehall.

Soldier, banker, and political scientist, he set in motion an agrarian nation's transformation into an industrial power.

Chris Gladieri is a political scientist at St. Anselm College in New Hampshire. He explains why South Carolina is so important.

The PQ's slide will continue, predicts Vincent Lemieux, a veteran political scientist: "I don't think they'll ever govern again. "

Maybe that's a numerological accident. The sociologist Diego Gambetta and the political scientist Steffen Hertog don't think so.

Yet Soli Ozel, a political scientist, concludes that "the zero [problems with] neighbours policy has come unstuck. "

As one political scientist laments: "When Mr Noda came to power, the significance of the change of government in 2009 came to an end. "

In a paper published in 2005, Nathaniel Hobbs, a political scientist, shows how bids were routinely rigged.

The political scientist Nur Omarov doubts that the American airbase will be called off Kyrgyzstan.

Clash, not collaboration, is the likely trajectory for China and India, says Belgian political scientist Jonathan Holslag.

The political scientist also gave his students an all-purpose excuse for inaction and resignation.

Political scientist Andrei Mironov also suggested that Chapman was a student in the school to establish a museum.

"College essentially provided them with nothing, " said Zhang Ming, a political scientist and vocal critic of China's education system.

American political scientist Paul Corcoran is an associate professor at the University of Adelaide in Australia.

A nice indication of how close a race it is comes from a study by Alan Abramowitz, a political scientist at Emory University.

When Hurricane Katrina struck in 2005, one victim was political scientist Daniel Aldrich. He had just moved to New Orleans.

Alexander Yakobson, a political scientist at Jerusalem's Hebrew University, sees a brighter side.

"I think this is effectively the end of power of Hosni Mubarak, " said Mustapha Kamel al-Sayed, a political scientist.

She provides a detailed, political scientist's analysis.

"It's like breaking a wasp's nest, " says Jorge Chabat, a political scientist at CIDE who has long followed the drug issue.

But political scientist Larry Sabato at the University of Virginia thinks the media has overstated anti-incumbent feelings.

Local factors count for a lot in Pennsylvania's 12th, cautions Mr Wrabley, the political scientist.

It was written in 1979 by Isaac Kramnick, an American political scientist, and refers to Britain.

But political scientist Larry Sabato at the University of Virginia thinks the media has overstatedantianti-incumbent feelings.

Larry Sabato, a political scientist at the University of Virginia, voiced skepticism the dollar would garner a lot of campaign attention.

"Her attacks will make liberals see red, " added political scientist Cal Jillson of Southern Methodist University.

The political scientist Marat Kazakpaev considers this decision as wrong, because the USA were for Kyrgyzstan the strategic ally in region.

"The people who got these licences are not unknown, " said Mahesh Rangarajan, a Delhi University political scientist.

They "will cause many fewer problems for the government, " says Jairo Nicolau, a political scientist at IUPERJ, a research institute.

But Wang Yeh -lih, the political scientist, has his doubts.

Political scientist Naruemon Chabchumpon says to prevent more unrest, the government needs to hold new elections.

Danny Paau, a political scientist at Hong Kong's Baptist University, says this has an enormous propaganda effect on ordinary citizens.

Kazakh political scientist Dosym Satpayev watches the surge of young Kazkakhs studying Chinese and winning scholarships to study in China.

Great leaders create visions. In "Dynamic Administration" , Mary Parker Follett, an American political scientist, wrote