In A new study reveals the real reason Obama voters switched to Trump, Vox featured a forthcoming article by Ali Valenzuela and co-authors, ...
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Wednesday, Oct 3, 2018
CSDP invites applications for Visiting Research Scholars and Postdoctoral Research Associates for the 2019-2020 academic year.
The deadline for all applications is November 30, 2018 at 11:59pm EST.
Monday, Oct 1, 2018
Chaya Crowder, Politics PhD candidate and CSDP-affiliated graduate student, authored an article in The Washington Post on the racial dynamics in play during the 1991 Hill-Thomas Supreme Court confirmation hearings compared with this week's Kavanaugh-Ford hearings.
Thursday, Sep 27, 2018
In The Washington Post, Susanne Schwarz, Princeton politics graduate student and CSDP affiliate (with colleagues at Harvard and Michigan) describes their research on rape culture language and its implications in the context of the Kavanaugh hearings and the current moment in U.S.
Tuesday, Sep 11, 2018
Patricia Kirkland, who recently joined the faculty at Princeton University as assistant professor of politics and public affairs and a CSDP faculty associate, was named the winner of the American Political Science Association (APSA) Urban Politics Section's "Susan Clarke Young Scholars Award." She was...
Wednesday, Aug 22, 2018
Charles Cameron's essay, presented at CSDP's Conference on the "U.S. Presidency in Crisis?", has been adapted and published as the lead article in the Boston Review.
Tuesday, Aug 21, 2018
Four years ago, coverage of the heavily armed police response to protests in Ferguson, Missouri fueled a national debate about police militarization. Police claim militarized units enhance public and officer safety. Critics claim they target racial minorities and erode trust in police. Jonathan Mummolo wanted to know who was right.
Thursday, Aug 16, 2018
Lauren Wright's opinion piece about the bipartisan failure of accountability is featured in the Houston Chronicle: My party, right or wrong? Democrats and Republicans need to speak up even when in power.
Thursday, Aug 9, 2018
Tanika Raychaudhuri's research on "The social roots of Asian American partisan attitudes" has just been published in a special issue of Politics, Groups, and Identities on Asian Pacific Americans. Raychaudhuri...
Friday, Jul 27, 2018
Andrew Guess and Nolan McCarty are part of Social Science One, an independent research...
