PS: Political Science and Politics

Balancing Rigor and Relationships in Collaborative Research By Oliver Kaplan, University of Denver How can researchers partner with diverse kinds of collaborators while simultaneously maintaining rigor and balance? If scholars hew too closely to the […]

Active Maintenance: A Proposal for the Long-Term Computational Reproducibility of Scientific Results By Limor Peer, Lilla V. Orr and Alexander Coppock, Yale University Computational reproducibility, or the ability to reproduce analytic results of a scientific […]

Strategies for How Men can Advance Gender Equity in Political Science By Daniel J. Mallinson, Pennsylvania State University, Harrisburg and Rebecca D. Gill, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Much has been written about gender inequalities […]

Teaching about Oppression and Rebellion: The “Peasants Are Revolting” Game By Victor Asal, University at Albany, State University of New York, Charmaine Willis, University at Albany, State University of New York, Christopher Linebarger, University of […]

Straddling between Different Worlds: Navigating Diverse Fieldwork Modes By Iqra Anugrah, Kyoto University Fieldwork often is seen as a challenging and misunderstood intellectual enterprise. Long perceived as the domain of the few, fieldwork and immersion […]

Using Social Media to Advance Community-Based Research By Rebecca A. Glazier, and Morgan Paige Topping, University of Arkansas at Little Rock From medicine to the social sciences, scholars are increasingly turning to community-based research methods […]