Hal Elliott Wert The new lithographic printing techniques from Germany produced the first hand-colored campaign prints for the 1844 election. The demand for political prints grew and the 1880s color printing innovations produced a revolution […]
Jamie Warner The final episodes of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (2015) and The Colbert Report (2014) on Comedy Center marked the end of an important era in political satire. One aspect of Stewart’s […]
Michael A. Taylor As higher education has increasingly embraced digital technologies, we have been too slow to acknowledge accessibility issues for students with visual disabilities. One of the earliest promises of information and communication technology […]
APSA is pleased to congratulate the 2016 CQ Press Award for Teaching Innovation Award Recipient, Dr. Amanda M. Rosen, Webster University CQ Press (an imprint of SAGE) sponsors this award to recognize a political scientist who has […]
The Michael Brintnall Teaching & Learning Award supports faculty attendance at the APSA Teaching & Learning Conference. The award is named in honor of former APSA Executive Director Michael Brintnall, who played an integral role […]
The American Political Science Association announces the inauguration of the Kenneth Sherrill Prize for the academic year. The Kenneth Sherrill Prize recognizes the best doctoral dissertation proposal for an empirical study of lesbian, gay, bisexual, […]
The Helen Dwight Reid prize is awarded annually for the best dissertation successfully defended during the previous two years in the field of international relations, law, and politics. The Recipient is Nicholas L. Miller, Brown […]
Peeter Selg “Relational” has become a buzz word. Over the past couple of decades, the talk of “relational” approaches has been growing so rapidly that it is almost impossible to keep track of the very […]
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