PS: Political Science and Politics

PS: Political Science & Politics provides critical analyses of contemporary political phenomena and is the journal of record for the discipline of political science reporting on research, teaching, and professional development.

Call for Papers: PS Special Issue on Forecasting the 2024 US Elections | Deadline: July 17, 2024
Forecasting of US elections has been a regular feature of PS since the 2004 contest.
This special issue follows in this tradition, but seeks to open up the field to a still more diverse set of contributions. View call for papers

Journals

President Obama’s Legacy and Record

January 19, 2017 Comments Off on President Obama’s Legacy and Record

Introduction: President Obama’s Legacy and Record by Michael Grossman, University of Mount Union A president’s legacy is difficult to gauge while he is still in office and many will argue it is often a task best […]

APSA

Interdependence, Communication, and Aggregation: Transforming Voters into Electorates

January 18, 2017 Comments Off on Interdependence, Communication, and Aggregation: Transforming Voters into Electorates

The 2016 Ithiel de Sola Pool Lecture: Interdependence, Communication, and Aggregation: Transforming Voters into Electorates by Robert Huckfeldt, University of California, Davis Random samples of discrete, independently drawn citizens encourage an atomized view of democratic electorates. While […]

Journals

PS: Political Science & Politics’s Winter Hiatus

December 19, 2016 Comments Off on PS: Political Science & Politics’s Winter Hiatus

The PS: Political Science & Politics Editorial Team will not be accepting new manuscripts for the two-week period from December 23, 2016–January 6, 2017 for the holiday break. We encourage you to submit your manuscripts in […]

2016 Elections

Yes, But Did They Learn Anything? An Experimental Investigation of Voter Decision Making on Foreign Policy Issues

November 15, 2016 Comments Off on Yes, But Did They Learn Anything? An Experimental Investigation of Voter Decision Making on Foreign Policy Issues

Yes, But Did They Learn Anything? An Experimental Investigation of Voter Decision Making on Foreign Policy Issues Jacqueline M. Sievert, (@jm_sievert), Bowling Green State University Michael K. McDonald, Western Carolina University Charles J. Fagan, Western Carolina University […]