Working Class Blues? By Michael Bernhard, University of Florida, Gainesville and Daniel O’Neill, University of California, Los Angeles We have the honor and privilege to publish this year’s Presidential Address, “Crises, Race, Acknowledgment: The Centrality […]
The American Political Science Association (APSA) today announced two, $6,000 grants to support collaborations between political scientists and their local communities aimed at fostering informed, engaged, and effective citizens. Grant recipients will bring together political […]
Michelle Bueno Vásquez is a political science PhD student at Northwestern University. Michelle graduated from the University of Chicago with special honors in political science, with a focus on studying effects of stereotype threat on Black […]
Erika Vallejo is a political science PhD student at Michigan State University. She is a RGV native and obtained her BA in political science and philosophy from the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. Prior to […]
Angel M. Villegas-Cruz is a first-year PhD student at Pennsylvania State University. He is pursuing a dual-title PhD in political science and Asian studies. His primary subfield of study is international relations, with a minor in […]
Jessica Taghvaiee is a first-year political science PhD student at the University of California, Irvine. Jessica graduated summa cum laude from Westminster College with a triple major in political science with a pre-law emphasis, Spanish-Latin American […]
Olivia Britton is a political science PhD student and a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow at Boston University. Her work, at the nexus of political economy and human security, examines how states provide services to […]
Chloe Ricks is a second-year PhD student studying comparative politics at the University of Pennsylvania. Her research interests include comparative race and sub-national politics, with special focus on Latin America and the U.S. South. She completed […]
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