Making North–South Research Collaborations Work by: Jaimie Bleck,The University of Notre Dame, Chipo Dendere, Amherst College, and Boukary Sangaré, University of Leiden Our paper contributes to the important literature on research collaborations between North and South researchers. Drawing on our […]
“Assembling a Leadership Team” | An Interview Series by Boston University Video 3 (of 5) From emulating President Kennedy’s call for the best and brightest, to the decision to retain most of the predecessor’s cabinet, […]
The Liberal Order Under Stress The liberal model of organizing politics and society is under stress, both internationally and domestically. Rising powers dispute the liberal international order for being dominated by and biased towards the […]
Elites, Political Parties, and Democracy’s Discontents From the Occupy Movement and its slogan of the 1%, to Brexit voters having had ‘enough with experts’, and Trump’s call to ‘drain the swamp’, recent discontent with democracy […]
Ten Recipients of Special Projects Fund Initiative Announced $250,000 in funding for projects aimed at advancing the discipline of political science In keeping with its mission to support excellence in political science scholarship and teaching […]
The Resilience and Erosion of Democracy How do democracies survive? When do they erode, and how? When democracies collapse by military coup, the change in regime is sudden and stark. But when democracies erode, the […]
The American Political Science Association welcomes the appointment of Dr. Arthur Lupia as the assistant director of the National Science Foundation’s Directorate for the Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences (SBE). He is the Hal R. […]
Theorizing Democratic Participation: Populist Perils and Deliberative Promises In a time of democratic discontents, this panel proposes multiple lenses for theorizing democratic participation, both the perils of participation fueled by populism and the promises of […]
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