Protean and Control Power in Interaction Peter Katzenstein 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Great transformations in world politics are often signaled by unanticipated events, novel trends and intractable challenges that leave politicians, pundits and scholars […]
Meghan Pyle, graphic designer, shares her thoughts on the Bree Newsome graphic she created for the April 2016 cover of PS: Political Science & Politics: “The image I created for the cover of PS: Political Science & Politics highlights the symposium on […]
Researching the C-SPAN Video Library Professor Robert X Browning Purdue University and C-SPAN 9:00 am – 5:00 pm The C-SPAN Archives are twenty-eight years old and now contain over 220,000 hours of digital video, all […]
Each year, colleges and universities across the country nominate and distribute awards for teaching on campus, for everything from innovation in new teaching methods, to student-selected awards, to recognition for lifetime achievements. APSA would like […]
Simulations and Games for International Relations Victor Asal, University at Albany, SUNY| Casey Delehanty, Florida State University Nina Kollars, Franklin & Marshall College 9:00 am – 1:00 pm The introduction of games and simulations into […]
Nadia E. Brown is the Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science & African American Studies Program at Purdue University where she dedicates her research and expertise on political behavior and minority representation. Brown is […]
Set-Theoretic Multi-Method Research: Combining QCA and Process Tracing (QMMR6) Ingo Rohlfing and Carsten Q. Schneider Qualitative and Multi-Method Research Section, APSA Organized Section 37 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm Set-theoretic multi-method research (MMR) is a new […]
Lessons from a Decade of Replications at the Quarterly Journal of Political Science Nicholas Eubank To allow researchers to investigate not only whether a paper’s methods are theoretically sound but also whether they have been […]
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