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Jelena Subotić is a political scientist. She is Professor of Political Science at Georgia State University in Atlanta. She is… more

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This is so incredibly dumb and a waste of everyone’s time and money.
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by Jelena Subotić

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Because all of it just fucking sucks
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CNN @cnn.com · 8d
The artificial intelligence industry has a big problem: 95% of companies that try AI aren’t making any money from it, according to a recent report.
Most companies aren’t seeing a return on AI investments. This tech CEO wants to change that | CNN Business
The artificial intelligence industry has a big problem: 95% of companies that try AI aren’t making any money from it, according to a report from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology last month. O...
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Really the only question that matters
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Reposted by: Jelena Subotić, Juan Cole, Olúfẹ́mi Táíwò

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The artificial intelligence industry has a big problem: 95% of companies that try AI aren’t making any money from it, according to a recent report.
Most companies aren’t seeing a return on AI investments. This tech CEO wants to change that | CNN Business
The artificial intelligence industry has a big problem: 95% of companies that try AI aren’t making any money from it, according to a report from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology last month. O...
www.cnn.com
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Every time I watch any Pete Hegseth speech, it's clear the main audience for said speech is his own insecurities.
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Microsoft launches ‘vibe working’ in Excel and Word
Microsoft launches ‘vibe working’ in Excel and Word
Vibe working is all about Office’s new Agent Mode.
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by Jelena Subotić

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I have an earnest post (sorry!) My son lost his grandma this week and when he came back to his dorm after the funeral he found a sympathy card signed by his roommates and a bunch of other kids from the dorm. This kind of thing simply did not happen in my generation. The kids are really alright.
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by Jelena Subotić

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Too soon
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Torbjörn Björkman @torbjornbjorkman.bsky.social · 15d
Riffing on an old Russian joke for my USian academic friends: If you're feeling miserable today, remember that somewhere at your university, someone is studying international relations.
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Reposted by: Jelena Subotić, Jacob T. Levy

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Riffing on an old Russian joke for my USian academic friends: If you're feeling miserable today, remember that somewhere at your university, someone is studying international relations.
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by Jelena Subotić

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My book is up and about in the world or, at least, in Vancouver.
image of people handing books
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by Jelena Subotić

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wait WHAT who is handing these out for free???
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No
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A color portait of Alexander the Great, king of the ancient empire of Macedonia, pictured here as a late 20th century business executive. And indeed, a distant but direct descendant of Alexander the Great manages the Clinton Street location of small carwash franchise in the greater Cleveland area. Al, as he’s known, sighs in back office of the carwash, running his hands through his thinning hair as he looks at the month’s disappointing numbers again. At night Al dreams he’s at the head of great army, a man who solves every problem with a sword.
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by Jelena Subotić

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The dumbest
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by Jelena Subotić

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super Nazis like actual Nazis who think that the Trump Nazis are too soft. I need a shower now thanks
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by Jelena Subotić

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please don't make me explain groypers to the normal people in my life
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by Jelena Subotić

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I regret to inform you that my son is busy annoying his college professors by promoting both @gsqjournal.bsky.social AND my war against AI. Good boy.
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by Jelena Subotić

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In this great conversation with Natasha Roth-Rowland and Valentina Pisanty, I talk about the weaponization of antisemitism by Trump, Netanyahu, and other autocratic populists who feed on conspiratorial frameworks, and the danger this poses to the fight against actual, rampant antisemitism.
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Political Research Associates @praeyesright.bsky.social · Sep 5
In this episode of Lifting the Curtain, guest host Natasha Roth-Rowland talks to scholars Valentina Pisanty and @jelenasubotic.bsky.social about the anatomy and function of conspiracy theories and the role of antisemitism within them. Tune in now at bit.ly/47v3Bj6.
Lifting the Curtain on Antisemitism episode 2: Conspiracy Theories, Antisemitism, and the Politics of Holocaust Memory with Valentina Pisanty and Jelena Subotić
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In this episode of Lifting the Curtain, guest host Natasha Roth-Rowland talks to scholars Valentina Pisanty and @jelenasubotic.bsky.social about the anatomy and function of conspiracy theories and the role of antisemitism within them. Tune in now at bit.ly/47v3Bj6.
Lifting the Curtain on Antisemitism episode 2: Conspiracy Theories, Antisemitism, and the Politics of Holocaust Memory with Valentina Pisanty and Jelena Subotić
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by Jelena Subotić

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If only there was a new book that helped explain all this. Oh wait! It's my book!
Painting Looted by the Nazis Is Handed to Argentine Authorities
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by Jelena Subotić

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You are too kind. I wish I had written all of your books.
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You are the best 😍
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by Jelena Subotić

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I managed to trace most of these paintings to their original owners. Serbia continues to argue nothing to see here, this is "just reparation." This flies in the face of any contemporary understanding of restitution especially in clear cases of Nazi looted art!
Thanks for following. Buy my book!
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by Jelena Subotić

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But I have receipts. I found lists of this shipment in the archives which partly show where the paintings were taken from. A few paintings were taken from the Rothschild collection in Paris, for example.
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by Jelena Subotić

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In 2016, Italian government determined some of the art in this collection was looted by Nazis in Italy and should be returned, including this Carpaccio. The National Museum was 🤷‍♀️
art by Carpaccio
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by Jelena Subotić

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But YU authorities did not care, and argued even if this was a mistake, it was "just reparation" for massive war losses YU endured. The paintings have been at the National Museum (now of Serbia) ever since, with no provenance acknowledgment.
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by Jelena Subotić

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The valuable paintings were by Titian, Tintoretto, Carpaccio, Robert, and were happily accepted by the National Museum in Belgrade (then called Art Museum) in 1949. The officers in Munich figured out quickly they sent the wrong package as claims to these same paintings came from France, Austria, etc
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by Jelena Subotić

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Amidst the chaos at CCP, a Croatian con-man Ante Topic Mimara appeared in Munich in 1948 and said he was a representative of Yugoslavia. He made a list of art he claimed was looted from YU. The officers at Munich believed him and put 50 paintings and other art onto 4 trucks that went to Belgrade.
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by Jelena Subotić

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As the war was ending, Nazis moved this hoard into various hiding spots in Germany, Austria and elsewhere. After liberation, the Allies consolidated these discovered artworks into a Central Collection Point (CCP) in Munich, and started to figure out who the art belonged to and how to send it back.
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by Jelena Subotić

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I begin this chapter with a familiar story of the massive art looting by the Nazis, who stole from the Jews, of course, but also from various museums and collections in all the countries they occupied. Peak looting was in France, as that was where most valuable art was. They hoarded at the Louvre👇
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