Professor Robert Lieberman and PhD Student Kory Gaines published an article in Law & Policy on the role of the Supreme Court in democratization in the United States, titled “Courts, […]

Daniel Schlozman’s new book, The Hollow Parties, is mentioned in a recent New York Times article on a “new centrism” in Washington DC.

Professors Sarah Parkinson and John Yasuda were promoted to Associate Professors with tenure. Congratulations, Sarah and John!

Professor Jennifer Luff was awarded a Davis Center fellowship for Fall 2024, continuing her work titled “The Mendacious State: Political Policing in Interwar Britain.” Congratulations, Jennifer!

Professor Lilliana Mason was selected as one of 28 fellows to join the 2024 Class of the prestigious Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program! Congratulations, Lilliana!

On May 2, 2024, the Chloe Center for the Critical Study of Racism, Immigration, and Colonialism awarded two PhD students and two undergraduate students in the Political Science Department for […]

Professor David’s class, Does Israel Have a Future, has been featured in the Chroncile of Higher Education: Debating Israel’s Future One Week at a Time.

Jessie Croteau explores decomposition, destruction, and decline through her research.

Sheharyar Imran discussed the new Chloe Center’s push for the Critical Studies Major, a student-led initiative.

Professor Inés Valdez will join leading scholars from a number of disciplines to discuss the legacies of Kant’s Toward Perpetual Piece in the three-day symposium. Find out more about the […]