Embracing Applied Politics in the Classroom and Curriculum Justin S. Vaugh, Boise State University Corey Cook, Boise State University John Hudak Caroline Heldman, Occidental College Candice J. Nelson, American University Joseph Morris, Mercyhurst College 9:00 […]
Cops on Film: Hollywood’s Depiction of Law Enforcement in Popular Films, 1984–2014 Michelle C. Pautz, University of Dayton With numerous incidents in the last year in which law enforcement officers played a role in the deaths […]
Challenges of Electoral Integrity and the Construction and Use of Expert Indicators Pippa Norris and Svend-Erik Skanning The Electoral Integrity Project and Varieties of Democracy 9:00 am – 5:00 pm The event is co-organised by […]
Predatory Publishing, Open Access, and the Costs to Academia Timothy S. Rich, Western Kentucky University Predatory publishing options masquerading as reputable peer-review outlets have proliferated as publishing demands increase. This article cautions against the broader consequences […]
You Have a Job Offer: Get the Most Out of It Amy L. Atchison Committee on the Status of Women in the Profession 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm Although many graduate programs talk to their […]
How Are We Doing? Data Access and Replication in Political Science Ellen M. Key, Appalachian State University Data access and research transparency (DA-RT) is a growing concern for the discipline. Technological advances have greatly reduced the […]
Database and Website Development for Public Policy: The Comparative Policy Agendas Project Bryan D. Jones, Policy Agendas Project, University of Texas Frank R. Baumgartner, Comparative Agendas Project, University of North Carolina Joseph McLaughlin, Pennsylvania Policy […]
Managing Your Research Pipeline Matthew J. Lebo, Stony Brook University A researcher’s “pipeline” refers to the progression of papers from the idea stage to the publication stage. Tenure-track faculty and graduate students often are advised that […]
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