Project Title: A Policy Surveillance Study of State Tribal Consultation Laws Lorinda Riley Lorinda Riley is an Assistant Professor of Native Hawaiian and Indigenous Health at the University of Hawaiʻi Mānoa. Her research focuses on […]
The American Political Science Association Research Team will make some of its databases available for APSA members starting summer 2022. The APSA Research Department does research focused on the political science profession and evaluates APSA’s […]
About the Advancing Research Grants for Indigenous Politics Scholars The APSA Diversity and Inclusion Advancing Research Grants provide support for the advancement of scholars from historically racial and ethnic underrepresented groups and for research that […]
Representation and Aggression in Digital Racial Conflict: Analyzing Public Comments during Live-Streamed News of Racial Justice Protests By Nathan P. Kalmoe, P. Brooks Fuller, Martina Santia and Paromita Saha, Louisiana State University How do local citizens […]
Project Title: What is Promised, What is Owed: A New Generation Makes the Case for Reparations Elizabeth Jordie Davies Dr. Elizabeth Jordie Davies is a postdoctoral scholar in the P3 Lab at the SNF Agora […]
Reforming to Avoid Reform: Strategic Policy Substitution and the Reform Gap in Policing By Yanilda María González, Harvard University Institutional reforms often diverge from substantive problems and societal demands that originally prompted reform, raising questions […]
This article was featured in the March 2022 issue of Political Science Today, a new member magazine of the American Political Science Association. To read the full article in Political Science Today, click here. Books by […]
Nicole Filler Project Title: Bridging Grassroots Movements and Legislative Advocacy through Asian American Feminist Praxis Nicole Filler is an instructor in the Ethnic and Gender Studies Program and Political Science Department at Highline College. She […]
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