Distributive Politics with Vote and Turnout Buying by Agustin Casas, Colegio Universitario de Estudios Financieros I model the incumbent’s allocation of efforts that maximize re-election chances in the presence of vote buying (persuasion) and turnout buying (mobilization). […]
Applications are now open for the Fall Cycle of the 2019-20 APSA Minority Fellowship Program. This fellowship is geared towards students from underrepresented backgrounds who will be applying to political science graduate programs for admittance during […]
Who Supports Syrians? The Relative Importance of Religion, Partisanship, and Partisan News by Brian Newman, Pepperdine University One week into his presidency, Donald Trump faced protests at airports across the country over his refugee policy. Since […]
Technological Change and Political Turnover: The Democratizing Effects of the Green Revolution in India by Aditya Dasgupta,University of California Can technological change contribute to political turnover? Influential theories suggest that technological change represents a form of […]
Failure in the Tenure Process: We Can Do Better by Jennifer A. Diascro, University of California Washington Program Tenure is the brass ring of the academy, and careers are made or broken in the effort to achieve […]
Tenure Track to Think Tank and Back: An Unreproducible Path to Success by Christopher H. Foreman, University of Maryland As my career heads toward closure 40 years after earning a doctorate in political science, my most gratifying […]
The American Political Science Association condemns the Hungarian government’s decision to revoke accreditation and funding for gender studies programs at the country’s universities. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s decree is an egregious violation of academic freedom. […]
Making Academic Life ‘Workable’ For Fathers by Jon B. Gould, American University and Brian C. Lovato, Augustana College At a time when “toxic masculinity” is being closely scrutinized, when the #MeToo movement has drawn attention to the […]
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