Journals

The Right to Work? Rethinking Labor and Politics in the 19th and 21st Centuries Victoria Hattam, Professor of Politics at the New School for Social Research Unionization rates in the United States now stand at 11.1% […]

The Turn Away from Government and the Need to Revive the Civic Purpose of Higher Education Katherine J. Cramer, Director of the Morgridge Center for Public Service and Professor of Political Science at the University of […]

Labor Scholarship and/as Labor Activism Michael McCann, Gordon Hirabayashi Professor for the Advancement of Citizenship at the University of Washington Abstract: Do public engagement and political activism enhance or compromise the research enterprise of social scientists? I offer […]

On the Use of Crowdsourcing Labor Markets in Research Dani M. Marinova Abstract: Crowdsourcing platforms offer a source of inexpensive data for research. At their fingertips, researchers have a round-the-clock workforce to fill out surveys, participate in […]

How Employers Recruit Their Workers into Politics – And Why Political Scientists Should Care Alexander Hertel-Fernandez In the wake of the Citizens United Supreme Court decision, many American private-sector employers now have the legal right to […]

Judicial Review as a Limit on Government Domination: Reframing, Resolving, and Replacing the (Counter)Majoritarian Difficulty Matthew E.K. Hall Abstract: For centuries, politicians, activists, and academics have criticized the American system of judicial review as democratically illegitimate. In […]