For Immediate Release APSA Announces New Editorial Team for the Journal of Political Science Education WASHINGTON, D.C. — September 29, 2016 – The American Political Science Association (APSA) has announced a new editorial team for the Journal […]
Mass Opinion and Immigration Policy in the United States: Re-Assessing Clientelist and Elitist Perspectives By Morris Levy, Matthew Wright and Jack Citrin We argue that widely accepted elitist and “clientelist” models of immigration policy in […]
Arthur Lupia, Hal R Varian Collegiate Professor at the University of Michigan and Research Professor at the Institute for Social Research, talks about the development of the Let’s Be Heard Special Issue (September 2015) in […]
By Janet Elise Johnson Why hasn’t the marked increase in women in politics over the last half century led to the expected results of increased gender equality and more democracy? In order to propose a […]
Seeing the Forest for the Trees: Presidential Election Forecasts and the Fundamentals by James E. Campbell Modern presidential election campaigns generate a massive amount of news. This has never been more true than for this year’s […]
September APSA Member of the Month Dr. Elizabeth Bennion joined IU South Bend’s Department of Political Science in 1999. She teaches American politics, with an emphasis on political behavior. Professor Bennion is the founding director […]
APSA has endorsed the Campus Compact 30th Anniversary Statement & Plan. Campus Compact is a coalition of nearly 1100 colleges and universities across the country that promotes civic engagement among students. The national office of […]
APSA celebrated the 30th anniversary of the APSA RBSI Program (founded in 1986) at the 2016 APSA Annual Meeting in Philadelphia, PA. RBSI Alumni from each decade participated in the alumni roundtable and an anniversary […]
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