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i think i agree with you that it's probably not a good idea to decrament people's votes. But we allso ave the fact thato people just don't vote nearly as much. Einstein and ponqeray, two of the founders of relativity, were influenced by very down to earth things. I wonder if similar things politically with jefferson and franklin, the fact that they cared about mapping the world in space and time affected how they thought about it politically. If we can just get to the point where we're at least on cycles, right? And cycles come back,. So we know some bad things are going to happen, and then we're goin

Time is everywhere, pervading each aspect of intellectual inquiry — from physics to philosophy to biology to psychology, and all the way up to politics. Considerations of time help govern a nation’s self-conception, decide who gets to vote and enjoy other privileges, and put limits on the time spent in office. Not to mention the role of time as a precious commodity, one that is used up every time we stand in line or fill out a collection of forms. Elizabeth Cohen shines a light on the role of time in politics and citizenship, a topic that has been neglected by much political theorizing.

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Elizabeth Cohen received her Ph.D. in political science from Yale University. She is currently a professor of political science at Syracuse, and in March 2023 will move to Boston University to become the Maxwell Professor of United States Citizenship in the Department of Political Science. Among her awards are the Moynihan Award for Outstanding Research and Teaching at Syracuse and the Best Book award from the American Political Science section on Migration and Citizenship, for The Political Value of Time.

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