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Brian Crisp published in British Journal of Political Science
Andrew Reeves published in Presidential Studies Quarterly
Amy Gais's essay "Worthy Women" published in Inside Higher Ed
Margit Tavits receives Robert E. Lane Award for Voicing Politics
Carlson and Wayne win NSF grant to study political radicalization
Dan Butler published in The Forum
James L. Gibson to be published in AJPS for "Losing Legitimacy"
WashU’s Weidenbaum Center joins Harvard’s peer pre-review consortium
Tracking the Populist Tsunami
Research by David Carter and Matt Gabel, funded by the ITF, was covered in the Record
Mike Olson awarded the 2023 Kenneth A. Shepsle Prize
Margit Tavits, Taylor Damann, and Jeremy Siow published in PNAS
Professor William Nomikos received a grant the from 2023 TITLE VIII National Research Competition
Diana O'Brien won awards for "Representation and the Trade Roots of the Gender Wage Gap"
Taylor Carlson’s Through the Grapevine Under Contract
Diana O'Brien's paper "Women Grab Back" was accepted by APSR!
Anne Wilke was an invited researcher for J-PAL Africa!
Diana O'Brien's "Do Women Make More Protectionist Trade Policy?" was accepted by APSR
Diana O'Brien's co-edited paper "Gender & Political Representation in Times of Crisis"
Taylor Carlson published "Freedom of Expression in Interpersonal Interactions" in Political Science & Politics
William Nomikos won an Impact Grant from the Weidenbaum Center
Anne Wilke's "Gender Gaps in Support for Vigilante Violence"
"A Multi-Task Gaussian Process Model for Inferring Time-Varying Treatment Effects in Panel Data" accepted at AISTATS
Professor Dan Butler had a very productive semester!
Margit Tavits won the John Fell Oxford Award
Dan Bulter, Sarah Anderson and Laurel Harbridge-Yong were awarded a Research Grant
Professor Nomikos and Graduate Students Kim & Lin Publish Article on Social Media/Public Opinion and the Ukraine War
Professor Wilke Awarded McDonnell Academy Seed Grant
Professor Tavits Publishes Book with Princeton University Press
Professor Tavits Awarded Global Incubator Seed Grant
Professors Carter & Gabel Awarded Funding from the Incubator for Transdisciplinary Futures
Professor Lucas Awarded Seed-Grant from the Incubator for Transdisciplinary Futures
Professor Enamorado Awarded Funding from the Incubator for Transdisciplinary Futures
The Well-Ordered Republic by Frank Lovett
Taylor Carlson published in New Media & Society
Professors Aksoy & Tavits published in Journal of Conflict Resolution
Professor Nomikos Published Blog Post for LSE's Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa
Professor Nomikos Published in Political Violence At A Glance
Professor Tavits' Paper Accepted by the Journal of Politics
Professor Carter Publishes in International Studies Quarterly
Professor Diana O'Brien Publishes in APSR
Professors Lucas, Montgomery, and Tavits Awarded NSF Grant
Congratulations Prof. Montgomery & Ph.D Alumn Erin Rossiter for Publishing a QCMSS Elemental
Professor Schnakenberg and Graduate Students Dahjin Kim & Gechun Lin Publish Paper
Viewing the world through partisan-tinted glasses
Professor Carly Wayne Published in World Politics
What Goes Without Saying by Taylor Carlson and Jaime Settle
Professors Crisp & Gabel Awarded Seed Grant
Professors Butler and Tavits, and a former graduate student Dino Hadzic publish in PRQ.
Professor Tavits, a former graduate student William O’Brochta, and a former colleague Professor Bechtel publish in JEPS.
Honoring a dying wish
Professor Will Nomikos Published in the Journal of Politics
It’s Not Just What You Say But How You Say It
PhD Candidate Luwei Ying Publishes Paper with Prof. David Carter in APSR
Professor Keith Schnakenberg and PhD Candidate Jordan McAllister Publisehd on IO Website
Professor Reeves and PhD Candidate Zoe Ang Published in American Journal of Political Science
Professor James L. Gibson in Washington Post
Professor Nomikos Interviewed by KSDK about Afghanistan Crisis
Professor Nomikos on the Afghanistan Crisis
Professor Chris Lucas Awarded Methodology, Measurement, and Statics Program Grant
Prof. Betsy Sinclair named as a Fellow of the Society for Political Methodology
Professor Andrew Reeves Published in Legislative Studies Quarterly
Professor Andrew Reeves and Former PhD Student David Miller Published in The Conversation
Professor Jacob Montgomery Published in PNAS
Professor Matt Gabel Researches How the Widening Political Rift in the U.S. Impacts Medical Research
Professor Deniz Aksoy's Paper Accepted for Publication at Journal of Peace Research
Professor Chris Lucas Published in American Political Science Review
Professor David Carter's Paper Accepted at International Studies Quarterly
Professor Michael Bechtel to be Published in American Political Science Review
Professors Margit Tavits and Deniz Aksoy and PhD Candidate William O’Brochta Publish in British Journal of Political Science
Professor Hayward Publishes in the Journal of Politics
Prof. Crisp, Prof. Gabel, & Former Graduate Students Publish in American Political Science Review
Professor Reeves and PhD Student Write Article for Washington Post
Professor Nomikos Publishes in International Peacekeeping
Professor Reeves and PhD Student Publish in Political Behavior
Talking politics: The surprising consequences of innocent conversation
Professor Carter Publishes in International Organization
Professor Lucas Publishes Article in Science
Professor Carter Publishes in The Washington Post
Professor Nomikos Publishes in the Journal of Peace Research
Professor Tavits Publishes in the PNAS
Deniz Aksoy and PhD Graduate Paper Forthcoming in European Union Politics
David Carter's Paper Accepted by Journal International Organization
Professor Tavits and Former/Current Graduate Students Win an APSA Award
Margit Tavits and Collaborators Receive a German National Science Foundation Grant
Betsy Sinclair Published on ResearchGate
PhD Candidate Miguel Pereira's Article Forthcoming at Electoral Studies
Prof. Brian Crisp and PhD Graduate Betul Demirkaya's Article Accepted in The Journal of Politics
PhD Candidate Patrick Rickert's Research in Vox Political Science Blog