PS: Political Science and Politics

Overlapping Contests and Middle East International Relations: The Return of the Weak Arab State by Bassel F. Salloukh, Lebanese American University, Beirut The popular Arab uprisings and the concomitant sectarianization of the region’s geopolitical battles intensified […]

Using Alumni Views to Connect the Past, Present, and Future in Political Science by Eric D. Raile, Montana State University, Elizabeth A. Shanahan, Montana State University, Michael P. Wallner, Boise State University, Linda M. Young, Montana […]

Varieties of International Influence and the Middle East by Sarah Sunn Bush, Temple University International actors attempt to influence the domestic politics of states in myriad ways, especially in the Middle East. General international relations […]

Snubbing Seth Rogen: Does Celebrity Testimony Increase Congressional Hearing Attendance? by Matthew D. Atkinson, Long Beach City College and Darin DeWitt, California State University, Long Beach In 2014, comedian Seth Rogen shared a personal story about […]

Professor Favorability and Student Perceptions of Professor Ideology by Travis Braidwood, Texas A&M University, Kingsville and Jacob Ausderan, Arkansas State University Academia has become an increasingly common political target, particularly the institution of academic tenure, […]

Multilevel Bargaining and the Negotiation of a Regional Trade Agreement: A Classroom Simulation Yann P. Kerevel, Louisiana State University Philip Hultquist, Roosevelt University Margaret E. Edwards, Truman State University This paper introduces a regional trade […]