Journals

Teaching, Self-Care, and Reflective Practice during a Pandemic By Rachel Vanderhill and Courtney Dorroll, Wofford College Political science courses often address difficult topics that can take an emotional and psychological toll on students, including burnout, […]

Proficiency, Inquiry, and Textbooks in Comparative Politics By Patrick H. O’Neil, University of Puget Sound When I was asked for this contribution, I initially found it difficult to reflect on the larger implications behind my […]

Teaching Computational Social Science for All By Jae Yeon Kim, KDI School of Public Policy and Management and Yee Man Margaret Ng, University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign Computational methods have become an integral part of political […]

Taming Abundance: Doing Digital Archival Research (as Political Scientists) By Diana S. Kim, Georgetown University Political scientists are increasingly using digitized documents from archives. This article is a practical introduction to doing digital archival research. […]

Gender Research in Political Science Journals: A Dataset By Carolyn Barnett, Princeton University, Michael FitzGerald, Rutgers University, Katie Krumbholz, Rutgers University and Manika Lamba, University of Delhi Research on gender and politics is becoming increasingly […]

Experiences of Scholars Working at the Nexus of Legislative Studies and REP Research: A Message from the Guest Editors By Tiffany D. Barnes, University of Kentucky and Christopher J. Clark, University of North Carolina at […]