by Joyce E. Berg, Christopher E. Penney. Thomas Rietz How do partisan politics affect future elections? Using the Iowa Electronic Markets (IEM), we assess the political impact of several important events during Fall 2013: The U.S. Government shutdown, the […]
The William Anderson prize is awarded annually for the best dissertation in the general field of federalism or intergovernmental relations, state and local politics. The Recipient is Alexis Walker, Stetson University for the Dissertation: “Solidarity’s […]
The #APSA2009 Annual Meeting took place at the Fairmont North York, the Toronto Intercontinental Hotel, and the Toronto Congress Center in Toronto, Ont. Below are some highlights of the Exhibit Hall group.
This theme session took place on Thursday, September 3, 2015 at 2 p.m. in the Hilton Union Square Continental Ballroom 5, San Francisco, Calif. It was sponsored by Division 30: Urban Politics and Division 32: Race, […]
Anita Isaacs joined the Haverford political science department in 1988. Before coming to Haverford, she worked as a program officer for the Ford Foundation funding initiatives relating to international affairs, governance and human rights in […]
APSA looks forward to opening its doors for the fall “Trick-or-Read” on Tuesday, October 27. This festive event—now in its third year—welcomes local graduate students to APSA’s headquarters, located in a historic brownstone in Dupont […]
The American Political Science Association is deeply concerned about the impact of Texas’s new Campus Carry law on freedom of expression in Texas universities. The law, which was passed earlier this year and takes effect […]
The Ralph Bunche Award is given for the best scholarly work in political science that explores the phenomenon of ethnic and cultural pluralism. The Recipient is Megan Ming Francis, University of Washington for Civil Rights […]
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