Cheers,

I don't plan to be a major contributor to Wikipedia, but I am a major consumer. So I will from time to time contribute when I come across something that can benefit from my own background. Comments welcome.

Still A Student 17:41, 30 January 2006 (UTC)Reply

Please don't. Check Jstor and ProjectMUSE to access the publications of those political scientists. The information in those articles meets Wikipedias standards of verifibility. Please do not destroy the information there. Mr. Pincus F. 18:56, 5 March 2006 (UTC)Reply

(Comment above refers to discussion here: User:Mr._Pincus_F..)

You can go ahead and remove them from the list of notable political scientists if you insist. We can go ahead and agree to disagree on that matter. (I certainly disagree with regard to Lewis, who is one of the main theorists who developed the concept of political entreprenuership. On the other two.) Deleting the articles is inappropriate. Notablity is not the major criterion for the inclusion of articles. On Wikipedia articles tend to be kept so long as the author has published in a well-known jorunal or with a well-known publisher. Mr. Pincus F. 06:13, 6 March 2006 (UTC)Reply

List of publications edit

Hi. There is a set of articles called "List of Important Publications in [whatever field]". I went and created the List of important publications in political science. Feel free to come by and add stuff! Zweifel 17:21, 29 August 2007 (UTC)Reply