Embedding the New Information Literacy Framework in Undergraduate Political Science Courses By Melissa Harden, University of Notre Dame and Jeffrey J. Harden, University of Notre Dame What information can I trust? What sources should I include in my paper? Where […]
Graduate Qualitative Methods Training in Political Science: A Disciplinary Crisis By Cassandra V. Emmons, Princeton University and Andrew M. Moravcsik, Princeton University Most political scientists conduct and publish qualitative research, but what training in qualitative methods do political science doctoral […]
The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation has named 32 new Career Enhancement Fellows—10 junior faculty members who will receive 12-month Fellowships, 20 who will receive six-month Fellowships, and two who will receive six-month Adjunct Faculty […]
Law and Public Policy: A Gap Between Theory and Teaching? By Edward F. Kammerer, Idaho State University and Neenah Estrella-Luna, Salem State University The realization that policy and law are tightly intertwined dates at least to de Tocqueville’s observation that, […]
Richard F. Fenno Jr., considered a giant among 20th-century scholars of American politics, is being remembered by colleagues, former students, and friends as a trailblazing political scientist whose 19 books on Congress and its members […]
On April 4, 2020, at the spring council meeting, the APSA Council approved and adopted the Principles and Guidance document submitted by the Ad Hoc Committee on Human Subjects Research (co-chairs: Scott Desposato and Trisha Phillips). Political scientists who […]
As students and faculty have moved to virtual classes, questions arise as to how to continue to encourage student civic education and engagement when students are unable to participate in person either on campus or […]
Theorizing Risk and Research: Methodological Constraints and Their Consequences By Geoffrey Swenson, University of London and Kate Roll, University College of London Conflict, postconflict settings, and other risky research sites are important with wide-ranging policy implications. Microlevel, field-based research […]
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