A Twenty Years’ Crisis? Rethinking the Cases for U.S. Economic Engagement with China By Dong Jung Kim, Korea University Structural realists accuse U.S. economic engagement with China as a mistake driven by liberal idealism and […]
Amita Diarra, The Pennsylvania State University Amita Diarra is a rising four-year student majoring in political science and minoring in gender and sexuality studies as well as French and francophone studies at Pennsylvania State University. […]
Alicia Lartigue, University of Houston Alicia Lartigue is a junior honor student at the University of Houston majoring in political science and minoring in law, values and policy, and global engagement. She is a recipient […]
Abigail Rangel, University of California, Berkeley Abigail Rangel is a first-generation college student from rural northern California. She is a rising senior at the University of California, Berkeley majoring in political science, specializing in American […]
APSA is pleased to announce the 2023 Ralph Bunche Summer Institute (RBSI) Class. This year, 15 undergraduate students will participate in the annual, intensive five-week program hosted by Duke University. The 2023 institute will be […]
In the APSA Public Scholarship Program, graduate students in political science produce summaries of new research in the American Political Science Review. This piece, written by Monique Newton, covers the new article by Margaret L. […]
A Study of Ungrading in Upper-level Political Theory Courses By Stefan Kehlenbach, University of Toronto Standard teaching modalities are not designed with student learning in mind. Many of us learned to teach by doing, thrust […]
Zoom or Gloom: The Challenges of a Virtual Internship Experience By Clinton M. Jenkins, Birmingham-Southern College and Shannon McQueen, West Chester University Before Spring 2020, virtual internships made up only a small portion of the […]
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