Erosion of Democracy: Populism and Its Causes The electoral success of populists in the advanced industrial democracies has brought new attention to a topic that was previously studied mostly in the developing world, especially Latin […]
For Better Science: The Benefits of Community Engagement in Research by Ana Bracic, University of Oklahoma Field research can be challenging. There are several moving parts and many hurdles to clear before the data-gathering process begins. […]
Democracy and Its Discontents: The Failing Politics of Climate Adaptation Modern democracies face few, if any, more urgent and serious challenges than climate change. How can and should democracies properly respond? Most work focuses on […]
The June Chart of the Month highlights results from the Community College Faculty Survey, which surveyed community college faculty teaching political science in the United States. A plurality of respondents identified as ‘community college professors’ […]
“Strategies for Improving Gender Diversity in the Methods Community: Insights from Political Methodologists and Social Science Research” by: Tiffany D. Barnes, University of Kentucky Despite the increasing numbers of women earning PhDs in political science and […]
“Mayors on Relationship Leadership” | An Interview Series by Boston University Video 4 (of 5) Mayors share their high and low-points when interacting with their constituents and reveal what it means to have the most […]
Shifting Standards for Political Methodologists? Historical Trends in the Society for Political Methodology by: Sara McLaughlin Mitchell, University of Iowa and Christopher H. Achen, Princeton University Mitchell and Achen argue that the Political Methodology Society needs […]
Race, Class, and the Space for Local Democracy: New Views, New Voices This Roundtable responds to the 2018 conference theme “Democracy and Its Discontents” and its contention that “these are challenging times for democracy.” This […]
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