An Intersectional Approach to Understanding Representation in State Legislatures By Christian Dyogi Phillips, University of Southern California The 2020 US Census unfolded against a contentious national political backdrop marked by protests seeking racial justice, unstable […]
Learning to Play with the Machines will increase visibility, scholarship, and communication between the fields of political and computer science. The project is organized around three major themes: Dialogue, Discovery, and Design. The centerpiece of […]
Blessyn Marcelle, Temple University Blessyn Marcelle is a first-generation rising senior at Temple University majoring in political science with a minor in criminal justice. She is also a member of the national political science honor […]
The Summer Centennial Center Research Grants are the largest Centennial Center program for supporting research conducted by APSA members. Last year we received 107 applications and awarded 36 grants totaling $111,588 for work in all […]
New Topics in European Politics DEADLINE: May 20, 2022 | Apply here! We invite any and all graduate students studying European politics to submit proposals. Mareike Kleine has special expertise in international political economy and international […]
What is the role of descriptive research in Social Science? How can description, either on its own or in complementing causal work, contribute to the aims of Political Science? For the past 60 years, descriptive […]
A Tool for Healthy Critique: Community Spaces for the Development of Non-Tenured Women of Color in Political Science By Nura A. Sediqe, Michigan State University, and Sherice Nelson, Southern University and A&M College The freedom […]
Arturo Avila, San Francisco State University Arturo Joel Avila Zavala is a first-generation, rising senior at San Francisco State University and is majoring in political science with a minor in philosophy. Arturo has been a 3-time […]
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