Articles by APSA

Considering the Place of Disability in Political Science in the Wake of COVID-19 Virtual Full Paper Panel Participants:  (Chair) Monica C. Schneider, Miami University Session Description: Writing in 1985, Harlan Hahn observed that political scientists […]

Coloniality of Power/Knowledge in International Relations Co-sponsored by Division 60: International Relations Theory Full Paper Panel Participants: (Chair) Lou Pingeot, Université de Montréal; (Discussant) Anna M. Agathangelou, York University Session Description: International Relations (IR) as […]

Can We Create a Deliberative Society? Or Must Democracy Do Without One? Co-sponsored by Civic Studies (Formerly Committee on the Political Economy of the Good Society) Full Paper Panel Participants: (Chair) Jane Mansbridge, Harvard Kennedy […]

Black Politics across Borders Roundtable Participants: (Chair) Danielle P. Clealand, University of Texas at Austin; (Presenter) Debra Thompson, McGill University; (Presenter) Marcus Johnson, UMD College Park; (Presenter) Niambi M. Carter, Howard University; (Presenter) Yanilda Maria […]

A Profession in Flux: Political Science Responds to a Changing World Roundtable Participants: (Chair) Tony Affigne, Providence College; (Presenter) Paula D. McClain, Duke University; (Presenter) Dianne M. Pinderhughes, University of Notre Dame; (Presenter) Janelle Wong, […]

American Exceptionalism, IR and Theory, and Impacts of Great Power Intervention Co-sponsored by Division 20: Foreign Policy Created Panel Session Description: These authors tackle head-on issues important to the themes of this year’s conference. The […]