APSA Annual Meeting

The American Political Science Association hosts their Annual Meeting & Exhibition to provide opportunities for political science students, professors, researchers, and practitioners to share cutting-edge research, engage with relevant issues, and network with colleagues. The APSA Awards are also presented  during the Awards Ceremony and Reception at the annual meeting.

APSA Annual Meeting

Short Course: Ranked Choice Voting in the U.S.A.

September 3, 2015 Comments Off on Short Course: Ranked Choice Voting in the U.S.A.

Yesterday’s Ranked Choice Voting in the U.S.A. presented several opportunities for debate which included proponents and skeptics showcasing their research from both sides. While a lot of these statistics included research from Bay Area elections, […]

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APSA 2015 Photo Recap Wednesday

September 3, 2015 Comments Off on APSA 2015 Photo Recap Wednesday

We pulled a few photos from today’s events. It includes awards, short courses, meetings and other candid shots from around the convention.

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KU NEWS SERVICE – More minority teachers in schools gives more fair perception of discipline

September 2, 2015 Comments Off on KU NEWS SERVICE – More minority teachers in schools gives more fair perception of discipline

KU NEWS SERVICE Contact: George Diepenbrock, (785) 864-8853, (785) 423-0505 (cell), gdiepenbrock@ku.edu Original release available here. More minority teachers in schools gives more fair perception of discipline SAN FRANCISCO — Black students in schools with […]

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Theme Panel: The Political Economy of Immigration, Redistribution, and Inequality

August 27, 2015 Comments Off on Theme Panel: The Political Economy of Immigration, Redistribution, and Inequality

The Political Economy of Immigration, Redistribution, and Inequality Sat, September 5, 4:15 to 6:00pm, Hilton, Continental Ballroom 5 Session Description This panel examines individual and party preferences towards immigration and redistribution in advanced industrial societies. […]