Dr. Brian Lovato is a visiting assistant professor at Augustana College with experience in teaching, research, and labor organizing. His research focuses on social movements, identity politics, and critical Marxist theory. His first book, […]
New APSA Resource on Indigenous Governance and Politics and for Indigenous Scholars in the Profession Over the last several months, APSA collected resources on programs, journals, and networks for indigenous scholars in the profession and […]
APSA’s Centennial Center for Political Science and Public Affairs is hosting a teaching & learning symposium focused on political theory, where participants will gain new insights into teaching and research in their subfield, produce teaching […]
María Laura Veramendi García is a Peruvian sociologist (PUCP, 2010) and a third year PhD student at Syracuse University, studying comparative politics and public policy. She also holds an MPA from the same university (De […]
After 43 years of service to the university, guiding the department in various scholarly and administrative ways, Allan Kornberg passed away, on July 31, 2018. Georg Vanberg recounts his service, writing, “He was a prolific and distinguished […]
For the next week, until September 13, 2018, all contributions made to the APSA Annual Fund, will go towards the support of first generation scholars in the profession. Make a Contribution Today To make a contribution, […]
The American Political Science Association (APSA) presented the John Gaus Award to Professor Norma Riccucci at the 2018 APSA Annual Meeting & Exhibition, the world’s largest gathering of political scientists and source for emerging scholarship in the discipline. […]
Gabriela Vitela is a PhD candidate in the political science department at Louisiana State University. Her research interests include American politics, institutions, public policy, and race, gender and ethnicity. Gabriela’s dissertation examines how women of […]
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