Political Science and the Public Sphere Today Rogers M. Smith The potential of political science to contribute to debates over public issues has long been hindered by tensions in the discipline’s goals of achieving scientific […]
Teaching Human Rights Wednesday, September 2, 1:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Hilton Union Square 21 This one-day workshop, held one day before the 2015 Annual APSA Convention, will focus on teaching human rights in Political […]
Psst, wanna change the law? Lobby this little-known government office after it’s passed. by Simon F. Haeder and Susan Webb Yackee, Monkey Cage When Americans think about lobbying, they usually think about lobbying legislatures. Take the Affordable Care […]
Public Management Wednesday, September 2, 9:00 a.m.-1:00p.m. Hilton Union Square 17 & 18 The short course will begin at noon with a welcome panel, kicking off our afternoon with a discussion of major themes, emerging […]
Innovation without Reputation: How Bureaucrats Saved the Veterans’ Health Care System Colin D. Moore The Veterans Health Administration (VA) is among the most unusual and misunderstood institutions in the American welfare state. Unlike most American […]
Designing and Conducting Field Research Wednesday, September 2, 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Hilton Franciscan C This short course addresses a variety of field methods and data-collection techniques. The course is based on the premise that designing research (and […]
APSA and Cambridge Journals would like to provide complimentary access to articles from the latest issue of the American Political Science Review. Download this article for free until August 21, 2015 by using the link […]
Building International Scholarly Partnerships This half-day course led by Rod Alence, Nolan McCarty, Anne Pitcher, and Mark Tessler will examine core issues related to pursuing international collaborations. Geared toward faculty interested in initiating or improving […]
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