With a grant from APSA’s Artinian Fund, Leonardo Arriola, University of California, Berkeley, and Martha Johnson, Mills College, hosted a workshop on 3-4 September 2017 for junior and senior scholars studying the role of African […]
Gandhi’s Failure: Anticolonial Movements and Postcolonial Futures by Sandipto Dasgupta, Ashoka University, New Delhi M.K. Gandhi was the undisputed leader of India’s struggle for independence. Yet his vision for postcolonial India was completely marginalized at the moment […]
Democratic Peace: Progress and Crisis by Christopher Hobson, Waseda University, Japan When work on the democratic peace first emerged it contributed to the revitalization of liberal thought and represented an important contribution to International Relations (IR). […]
Chapter 3: Deliberative Pedagogy’s Feminist Potential: Teaching Our Students to Cultivate a More Inclusive Public Sphere J. Cherie Strachan, Central Michigan University Many political theorists and social scientists argue that deliberation is not only essential for […]
Please join us for a series of research discussions happening this fall at APSA! The speaker series is hosted by the Centennial Center for Political Science and Public Affairs and will take place at APSA […]
A roundup of blogs, articles, and interviews from APSA Members, September 27 to October 5, 2017 Welcome to the APSA Press Gallery, a new roundup that features examples of blogging, writing, and interviews featuring political […]
The APSA Mentoring Program has been relaunched with an updated format. Mentee enrollment is now open until October 13, 2017. APSA anticipates making 30 short term (fall semester) and 30 long term (academic year) matches. […]
Call for Contributions: New APSA Resource on Politics, Power, and Group Differences Do you teach on the politics of race, racism, nationalism or supremacy? Have you updated your syllabus as a result of the recent […]
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