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Jamie Palmer

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As seen in: Quillette, PLOS ONE, Journal of Nursing Education, JD Supra, Tablet Magazine, Left Foot Forward, RealClear Policy
@quillette sr editor & centrist ensnared in counter-revolutionary formalism, bourgeois cosmopolitanism, neo-Kantian banditism & liberal depravity. Tweet delete.
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Evaluation of medetomidine-tiletamine-zolazepam as a partially reversible field anesthesia combination for mesocarnivores

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By Fernando Nájera, Jamie Palmer Verified, Stella F. Uiterwaal
| PLOS ONE
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Citation: Nájera F, Palmer JL, Uiterwaal SF, Peiris P, Mata-Huete M, Sánchez JF, et al. (2026) Evaluation of medetomidine-tiletamine-zolazepam as a partially reversible field anesthesia combination for mesocarnivores. PLoS One 21(4): e0346586.
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Will Britain Get a New Right Party?

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By John Lloyd, Samuel Kronen, Jamie Palmer Verified
| Quillette Verified
In 1932, a charismatic aristocrat named Sir Oswald Moseley founded the British Union of Fascists, an organisation that strove to popularise the ideas and strategies of Italian Fascism and German Nazism, including the hatred of Jews, Roma, homosexuals, and the disabled. Within a few years, it had recruited some 40–50,000 members. Moseley and most of the BUF’s membership (including Moseley’s wife) were interned by the British government in 1940, and the organisation was banned.
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‘A Dream Deferred’ Revisited

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By Samuel Kronen, Jamie Palmer Verified, Andrew Gleeson
| Quillette Verified
“The second book you publish,” Shelby Steele’s editor once told him, “is the hardest one you will ever write.” In Steele’s case, it turned out to be his best. After the publication of The Content of Our Character: A New Vision of Race in America in 1990, Steele found himself in the intellectual spotlight on the most contentious issue in the country. That experience changed his life.
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