Faculty Political Science Announcements

A professor’s unique position helps him unravel the early days of the pandemic in a new book

Dali L. Yang’s exploration of China’s institutional dynamics and political considerations, among other factors, helps explain how COVID-19 could have ...

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UAA - Patricia Posey to Receive the 2024 Best Paper in Urban Entrepreneurship Award

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American Political Science Association - Meet the New Editorial Team for the American Political Science Review (APSR); Profs. Monika Nalepa and Andrew Eggers join editorial team for APSR

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The Telegraph - Swift warned against further shows of public support for President Biden; Prof. John Mark Hansen says "the evidence indicates that endorsements have no discernible effect"

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Washington Post - Opinion: Why electability isn't working for Nikki Haley; Op-ed quotes Prof. William Howell's description of Republican voter base

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CBS News - UChicago professor: Biden admin. means business, but is showing restraint in Mideast airstrikes; Prof. Robert Pape discusses complex messaging from Pres. Biden regarding middle east conflict

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Newsweek - Trump and Biden Will Both Face the Same Problem in 2024, Analysts Warn; Prof. William Howell says "there clearly are forces in play that are likely to depress turnout—widespread misgivings about the two frontrunners, foremost among them"

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Washington Post - Loyalty, long lines, ‘civil war’ talk: A raging movement propels Trump; Prof. Robert Pape discusses his research on political violence in contemporary America

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John Henry Murdy comments on the chaos in Ecuador

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Salon - The killing of Gaza’s environment: Israel war turning Gaza into unlivable hellscape; Prof. Robert Pape says “Gaza is one of the most intense civilian punishment campaigns in history"