chez Nadezhda :: The chez Nadezhda Experiment

We've structured chez Nadezhda to combine the freshness and interaction of blogs and groupware with the long-term content management functions of a research website. We'd like to hear what you think about the following features, or whether there are new features we should consider in the future.

The site is organized mainly by "themes"

Each theme is like a mini-site, with its own subtopics and linked to the other themes

Each theme has its "own" blog, sections for reading, essays and discussions, blogrolls and reference materials

The main section shows recent updates in all themes

Several themes, such as Booknotes, have information on all topics

Articles, comments, documents and links that are relevant to multiple topics can be found under multiple themes

Subscribers to articles or comments can choose RSS feeds by theme as well as the main feed

Recent Articles

Great minds and all that
nadezhda (0) Sep 21
This Turkey Won't Fly
nadezhda (2) Sep 21
One picture says it all
nadezhda (0) Aug 8
Obama's exercise in rhetoric
nadezhda (0) Jul 24
Obama Grand Tour and McCain Circus Roundup
nadezhda (1) Jul 21
Biden has Obama's Afghan back = update - and the Pentagon too
nadezhda (0) Jul 17
Bush's Pakistan-Afghanistan-Iran "legacy" - updated
nadezhda (0) Jul 17
Then WTF is a "bail-out"?
nadezhda (1) Jul 16
Blogging making reporters more relevant
nadezhda (0) Jun 18
Ignatius and Zakaria - new WaPo joint venture
nadezhda (1) Jun 16
Reasserting US Hegemony: Russian rollback, Chinese containment and Iranian regime change
nadezhda (0) May 8
What's up
nadezhda (0) Apr 22
A "paddling" of lame ducks?
nadezhda (0) Apr 22
Voices of the New Arab Public
nadezhda (0) Dec 31
Time for a post-post-9/11 world?
nadezhda (0) Dec 21