Jasmine C. Jackson is a rising Senior Political Science Major at Jackson State University. A Dean’s List scholar, her research interests focuses on controversial political issues that plague minority communities and the effect these issues […]
Theme Panel: The 2015 Terror Attacks in Paris and the French Response Sun, September 4, 8:00 AM to 9:30 AM Place: Loews, Commonwealth D One of the Great Transformations of our time has been the changing […]
Quitting Work but Not the Job: Liberty and the Right to Strike Alex Gourevitch, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Brown University Abstract: The right to strike is everywhere recognized but appears unjustifiable. Strikers refuse to […]
Continuing its longstanding investment in scholarly research, Carnegie Corporation of New York established the Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program in 2015 to provide a major boost to the social sciences and humanities. Each year, the Corporation […]
Theme Panel: Theory Meets Crisis: What does the Eurocrisis Say to Comparative Politics? Sat, September 3, 10:00 to 11:30am This panel invites leading scholars in comparative political economy to reflect on the theoretical fallout of […]
From the Editor Political Power and Social Classes Jeffrey C. Isaac In the beginning there was the American Political Science Review. The first issue of the APSR appeared in 1906—exactly 110 years ago. The early […]
Renzo Olivari is a junior at James Madison University, graduating in May 2017. He is a double major in political science and history, with a minor in political communications. In the 2015-2016 academic year, he […]
The primary purpose of the Fund for Latino Scholarship is to encourage and support the recruitment, retention and promotion of Latino/a political scientists. A secondary goal is to support research on Latino/a politics. Isabel Perera: […]
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