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 […]
The Breaking the Barriers to Entry project seeks to host mid-career and non-traditional pre-graduates in a virtual summer workshop with the aim of socializing students into political science graduate programs. Fourteen pre-graduates, selected through an […]
How should doctoral students and early career scholars be sensitized to the ethical concerns that attend research in communities under duress—among refugees, in conflict zones or autocracies? Drawing on work underway by an interdisciplinary team […]
Scope Conditions is a popular academic podcast showcasing cutting-edge research by emerging scholars in the broad field of comparative politics. Hosted by political scientists Alan Jacobs and Yang-Yang Zhou, Scope Conditions ranges widely across themes, […]
Doctoral training in political science focuses heavily on research – collecting and analyzing data, delving into theories and literatures, and writing culminating in a dissertation. Yet, the professional life of an academic is about a […]
The American Political Science Association has awarded a total of $248,538 in Special Projects Fund grants to twelve projects. The thirty-two scholars who make up the twelve project teams collectively represent twenty-six institutions ranging from […]
The American Political Science Association Research Team will make some of its databases available for APSA members starting summer 2022. The APSA Research Department does research focused on the political science profession and evaluates APSA’s […]
This article was featured in the March 2022 issue of Political Science Today, a new member magazine of the American Political Science Association. To read the full article in Political Science Today, click here. Books by […]
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