Overlapping Contests and Middle East International Relations: The Return of the Weak Arab State by Bassel F. Salloukh, Lebanese American University, Beirut The popular Arab uprisings and the concomitant sectarianization of the region’s geopolitical battles intensified […]
The Political Effects of Forced Migration on States Refugees and forced migrants have been viewed from two main lenses: humanitarian vulnerability and militarized threats. But the effects of refugees on states go far beyond their […]
Authors Meet Critics: Parties, Movements, and Democracy in the Developing World This volume analyzes regime politics in the developing world – including Southeast Asia, Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East. By focusing on the […]
Process or Candidate: The International Community and the Demand for Electoral Integrity by Johannes Bubeck, University of Mannheim, and Nikolay Marinov, University of Mannheim Rumored Russian support for candidates in U.S. elections has a long history, […]
The First 222 Days (But Who’s Counting?): Sex, Gender, Race, and Class Though we are sure that there will be many policy and voting behavior related panels concerning the new presidential administration, we aim to […]
The Collapse of the Weimar Republic: German Émigrés and the American Cold War by Peter C. Caldwell, Rice University Nearly 100 years ago, the Revolution of 1918 toppled the German Empire, leaving in its wake Germany’s first […]
Using Alumni Views to Connect the Past, Present, and Future in Political Science by Eric D. Raile, Montana State University, Elizabeth A. Shanahan, Montana State University, Michael P. Wallner, Boise State University, Linda M. Young, Montana […]
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