Theme Panel: Affect, Polarization and Partisan Identity Sat, September 3, 8:00 to 9:30am The division of the American electorate along affective lines represents a significant shift in the role of partisanship as an identity. Although […]
by David Schultz (Hamline University) Conventional wisdom and “old politicians’ tales” pervade presidential politics, even in 2016. Among widely held tales by politicians and the media are two beliefs. First, that a political party’s placement of […]
The Council on Foreign Relations has appointed Charles F. Doran to its Independent Task Force on U.S. Strategy in the Arctic. Chaired by Thad Allan, former Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard, and Christine Todd […]
By Andrew O. Ballard (Duke University), D. Sunshine Hillygus (Duke University) and Tobias Konitzer (Stanford University) Although much of what we know about political advertising comes from the study of television advertising alone, online advertising is an increasingly prominent […]
Theme Panel: Judicial Networks Fri, September 2, 10:00 to 11:30am One of the recent great transformations brought about by globalization is the so called “rule of law revival” (Carothers 1998). Suddenly in democracies around the […]
The Ad Hoc Committee on Governance Reform has posted a new set of draft bylaws for the Association. Read the new bylaws and rationale for reform here. Post a comment, share your views and be part […]
By Scott H. Huffmon (Winthrop University), H. Gibbs Knotts (College of Charleston), and Seth C. McKee (Texas Tech University) In a time of unprecedented racial polarization in partisan voting, and in the staunchly Republican Deep South state of […]
Thomas König is professor of political science and director of the interdisciplinary center on “The Political Economy of Reforms.” He also directs the EITM Europe summer institute. His research focuses on international and legislative politics […]
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