Graduate Students in International Political Economy (GSIPE) is a virtual workshop and networking space organized by doctoral students from both political science and economics. Since summer 2020, GSIPE has fostered exchanges among hundreds of junior […]
Political scientists may have been pushed to learn the tools and techniques for digital fieldwork during the pandemic, but these methodologies are not new. Advances in information and communication technologies over the past two […]
The Mentored-Teaching Practicum is a new collaboration between the Political Science Departments of the University of Houston and Rice University, and the Government Department of Houston Community College that offers advanced doctoral students a unique […]
Learning to Play with the Machines will increase visibility, scholarship, and communication between the fields of political and computer science. The project is organized around three major themes: Dialogue, Discovery, and Design. The centerpiece of […]
What is the role of descriptive research in Social Science? How can description, either on its own or in complementing causal work, contribute to the aims of Political Science? For the past 60 years, descriptive […]
The continued relevance of political science requires transforming the composition of the population of students pursuing doctorates in the discipline to include groups that are currently under-represented, thereby enabling the diversification of the professoriate. We […]
The Covid-19 pandemic is a critical juncture in how knowledge is created and disseminated globally with different implications and outcomes for different geographies. It provides an opportunity to question how knowledge is gained or […]
The Expansions Initiative seeks to increase the diversity of the political methodology community and the field of political science. The goal of the initiative is to encourage undergraduate and master’s students from underrepresented minority groups […]
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