The Nominees for the 2011 3QD Prize in Politics and Social Science Are:

Alphabetical list of blog names followed by the blog post title:

(Please report any problems with links in the comments section below.)

For prize details, click here.

And after looking around, click here to vote.

1. 3 Quarks Daily: Indians Abroad: A Story from Trinidad
2. 3 Quarks Daily: Pakistan: The Narratives Come Home to Roost
3. 3 Quarks Daily: The Immensity Of Killing Bin Laden vs. The Banality Of Language
4. 3 Quarks Daily: The Pao of Love
5. 3 Quarks Daily: There’s Something about the Teeth of Tyrants
6. Abandoned Footnotes: A Simple Model of Cults of Personality
7. Accidental Blogger: The mideast uprisings: a lesson for strong men, mad men and counterfactual historians
8. Andy Worthington: Mocking the Law, Judges Rule that Evidence Is Not Necessary to Hold Insignificant Guantánamo Prisoners for the Rest of Their Lives
9. Asian Security Blog: I finally played “Homefront”
10. Barry Pump's Blog: Union Membership and Welfare Spending
11. Blinktopia: Ain't Capitalism Grand?
12. Brendan Nyhan: Forecasting 2012: How much does ideology matter?
13. Brian Thill: On the Early Iconography of Certain of the 2012 Presidential Campaign Logos, Considered Alphabetically
14. Corey Robin: Revolutionaries of the Right: The Deep Roots of Conservative Radicalism
15. Crikey: Could Australia’s record on arms control harm UN Security Council bid?
16. Crikey: Theorising Darwin: US may stockpile and transit cluster munitions
17. Crooked Timber: Sex, hope, and rock and roll
18. David B. Sparks: Isarithmic History of the Two-Party Vote
19. Ezra Klein's Wonkblog: Could this time have been different?
20. Guernica: The Iron Lady
21. Heathen Scripture: Joyce, Katter, Devine: Last bastion against the Gaypocalypse
22. HLD6: Christian Persecution Complex
23. Hopeless but not serious: Pokémon gets political
24. Jadaliyya: Palestine in Scare Quotes: From the NYT Grammar Book
25. Jadaliyya: The Marriage of Sexism and Islamophobia; Re-Making the News on Egypt
26. Jeremy Scahill: DoD Investigating Nine Cases of "Terrorism-Related Acts" by US Military and Contractors?
27. Muhammad Cohen: Overheard at Ali’s Diner on Arab Street
28. Naked Capitalism: On the Invention of Money
29. Occupy | Decolonize | Liberate: Flathead: Occupy Thomas Friedman
30. Pandaemonium: Rethinking the Idea of "Christian Europe"
31. Peter Frase: Anti-Star Trek: A Theory of Posterity
32. PH2.1: Polarization?
33. Platykurtosity: The Economics of Sex, Revisited
34. Progressive Geographies: The Killings of Troy Davis
35. RantAWeek: Here Comes Monti’s Army
36. Sagartron: Psychotropic drugs anyone?
37. Scholar as Citizen: Who’s Really Behind Recent Republican Legislation in Wisconsin and Elsewhere? (Hint: It Didn’t Start Here)
38. Shunya's Notes: Decolonizing My Mind
39. Tang Dynasty Times: The Persian Prince Pirooz
40. The Awl: The Livestream Ended: How I Got Off My Computer And Onto The Street At Occupy Oakland
41. The Buck Stops Here: Charter Schools and Averages
42. The Monkey Cage: It’s a Bird! It’s a Plane! It’s…. Technocratic Government!
43. The Philosopher's Beard: Democracy is not a truth machine
44. The Primate Diaries: Freedom to Riot: On the Evolution of Collective Violence
45. The Sociological Eye: The Inflation of Bullying: From Fagging to Cyber-effervescent Scapegoating
46. Thought News: Barack Obama, Abraham Lincoln, Reinhold Niebuhr, and Creativity
47. TripleCrisis: Paradigms Lost? Cowboys and Indians in the Battle over Economic Ideas
48. U.S. Intellectual History: Going beyond the "Racial Protocol"
49. U.S. Intellectual History: Great Books Liberalism
50. U.S. Intellectual History: Leo Strauss, Common Sense, and American Conservatism 
51. U.S. Intellectual History: War and the "We"
52. U.S. Intellectual History: “When the Zulus Produce a Tolstoy We Will Read Him”: Charles Taylor and the Politics of Recognition
53. Voteview Blog: S.& P. Downgrade and the Polarization of the American Political System
54. Voteview Blog: The Ideological Makeup of the “Super Committee”
55. Vox Mentis: Democracy vs Republic - Essential differences & Speculations on Future Politics of the world
56. Zunguzungu: “The Grass Is Closed”: What I Have Learned About Power from the Police, Chancellor Birgeneau, and Occupy Cal

Comments

[Barry]

Woo Zungu Zungu! #56

[Dianne]

I vote for # 56 zunguzungu, and couldn't seem to find another way to vote

[Dianne]

i vote for # 56 zunguzungu, and couldn't find another way to vote - check your vote screen which says "vote below", but there isn't anywhere to vote.

[Owen]

I vote for # 14 Corey Robin: Revolutionaries of the Right: The Deep Roots of Conservative Radicalism

[Megan]

I vote for #40!

[Nate]

I'd like to weigh in for #5. Rotted gums-- yum!

[Nate]

I'd like to weigh in for #5. Rotted gums-- yum!

[flamina]

I vote for #43_ democracy-is-not-truth-machine.html