PhD Candidate Ruoyu Li won the 2025 Edward Said Award,presented by the ISA Global Development Section and sponsored by Third World Quarterly. The award recognizes outstanding graduate-level scholarship in global […]

Professor Dawn Teele was named a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow, one of the most prestigious honors in the social sciences and humanities. The Carnegie Fellowship recognizes scholars whose work addresses […]

The Johns Hopkins Racial Politics Summer School (June 2-June 6 2025) The formal study of the relationship between the state and the market has long drawn the attention of scholars […]

Professor Inés Valdez has been awarded the 2025 T.V. Paul Best Book Award by the International Studies Association’s Global IR Section for her book, Democracy and Empire: Labor, Nature, and […]

Professor Daniel Schlozman’s book, The Hollow Parties: The Many Pasts and Disordered Present of American Party Politics (Princeton 2024), co-authored with Professor Sam Rosenfeld (Colgate University), was named a finalist for […]

Robert Tucker, who founded the International Studies Program and the BA-MA Program with SAIS at Johns Hopkins, has passed away. Tucker was a prominent Realist, focusing on American diplomacy during […]

The Sheridan Libraries, in collaboration with the American Prison Writing Archive and the Peabody Institute, will host two In the Stacks concerts honoring the voices of incarcerated. The performance will […]

In a recent co-authored article in the Annual Review of Criminology, titled “Black Political Mobilization and the US Carceral State: How Tracing Community Struggles for Safety Changes the Policing Narrative,” […]

Professor Sebastián Mazzuca was promoted to Associate Professors with tenure. Congratulations, Sebastián!

Come join us every Thursday for the Political Science Seminar Series for Spring 2024, featuring external speakers, faculty and graduate student presentations, and more!