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SIS Faculty and PhD Students Present at APSA Conference
SIS faculty and PhD students presented academic papers at the American Political Science Association 2024 Conference in Philadelphia.
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Patrick Thaddeus Jackson, Facts and Explanations in International Studies and beyond
Patrick Thaddeus Jackson's new published book argues for better accounts of facts and their relationship to explanation in international studies.
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Jordanna Matlon, Tapping imaginaries: Guinness, masculinity, and the promise of Africa Rising
Jordanna Matlon's new article in the International Review of Sociology interrogates masculinity and the consumer politics of late capitalism in urban Africa.
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Mohammed Abu-Nimer, Reflections on Three Decades of Islamic Nonviolence
In a new article in the Journal of Pacifism and Nonviolence, Mohammed Abu-Nimer is interviewed about Islamic nonviolence.
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Carl LeVan, Liberal visions of multiculturalism and majoritarianism
Carl LeVan's new article in Frontiers in Political Science is part of a special issue on "Fake News, Disinformation and Post-Truth Politics: Comparing the European Union and other Western Democracies"
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Samantha Agarwal and Yang Zhang receive ASA Distinguished Article Honorable Mention
Samantha Agarwal and Yang Zhang received honorable mentions for the ASA Collective Behavior and Social Movements Section's Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship Article Award.
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Sumitra Badrinathan, Misinformation and Support for Vigilantism: An Experiment in India and Pakistan
Sumitra Badrinathan's new article for American Political Science Review provides evidence that support for vigilantism can be reduced through the dissemination of credible information, even in polarized settings
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Dream On
CAS neuropsychologist Bryan Fantie explains seven things to know about why our brains run wild as we slumber鈥攐ne of science鈥檚 greatest mysteries.
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Jordan Tama, Polarization and US Foreign Policy
Jordan Tama's new co-edited volume is Polarization and US Foreign Policy: When Politics Crosses the Water's Edge.
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Jonathan Fox and Jeffrey Hallock, Open government and US development co-operation in Colombia: Lessons for locally led development
Jonathan Fox and Jeffrey Hallock's article in Development Policy Review analyses sectoral priorities, data, and trends to inform policy discussion about how USAID can reach its localization goals in Colombia.
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