PS-Political Science & Politics

Papers
(The median citation count of PS-Political Science & Politics is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Movement and Countermovement Mobilization in the US Abortion Conflict79
Academic Solidarity in the Wake of Disaster: Blueprint for an Online Writing Support Group39
From “Lab Rats” to “Mad Scientists”: Cultivating Agentic Learning Through Student-Led Simulation Redesign35
Developing a Critical Understanding of Environmental Activism through Active Learning32
PSC volume 59 issue 2 Cover and Back matter21
Opening Up? Adoption of Open Science Practices in Democratic Innovation Research17
Toward a Theory of Office: Authority, Separability, Ministry, Accountability16
Building Inclusion, Equity, and Diversity into Graduate Student Coauthorship15
What We Do and Do Not Know about Democratic Backsliding15
Measuring Gender in Comparative Survey Research13
Reviewing and the State of the Discipline13
The Representation of LGBTQ+ People in the US Labor Movement12
Legislative-Executive Paralysis in Kuwait11
Negative Sentiment and Congressional Cue-Taking on Social Media11
Rainbow Voices: LGBTQ Respondents in the 2020 Collaborative Multiracial Postelection Survey9
When Ideology Trumps Deliberation: Evidence from Chile’s 2022 Constitutional Proposal – ADDENDUM9
Citations to the Publications of Male and Female Political Scientists Revisited9
A General Path of Incumbencies9
American Immigration Attitudes and NIMBYism: Do Immigration Preferences Vary by Spatial Scale?8
Contingent Confidence: The Effect of the 2024 Election Outcome on Public and Elite Confidence in National Elections8
PSC volume 56 issue 4 Cover and Back matter7
Murder in the Archive7
Forecasting Popular Vote and Electoral College Vote Results: Partisan-Bounded Economic Model7
Capturing Ethnic Diversity Among Black Respondents: A Black Immigrant Oversample7
PSC volume 57 issue 4 Cover and Front matter7
Measuring Transgender and Nonbinary Identities in Online Surveys: Evidence from Two National Election Studies7
PSC volume 56 issue 1 Cover and Front matter7
Evaluating Partisan Registrations Amid the Electronic Registration Information Center Controversy7
The Alphabet Mafia: Effectiveness of LGBTQ+ Interest Groups in Congress6
What Happens When Mini-Publics Are Held in a Deeply Divided Place? Evidence from Northern Ireland6
Scholarship on the Middle East in Political Science and International Relations: A Reassessment6
Teaching Chinese Politics in the “New Cold War”: A Survey of Faculty6
PSC volume 59 issue 3 Cover and Back matter6
Combining Forecasts for the 2025 German Federal Election: The PollyVote6
Conflating Lobbying and PACs: The Surprisingly Low Overlap in Organizational Lobbying and Campaign Expenditures5
Data and Code Availability in Political Science Publications from 1995 to 2022 – ADDENDUM5
Norway: Strong Parliament Facing New Challenges5
Multidimensional Constructions of Target Groups and Their Political Implications: The Case of Immigrant (Il)Legality5
Department Research Productivity in 19 Scholarly Political Science Journals (1990–2018)5
Who Is Perceived as Deserving? How Social Identities Shape Attitudes about Disaster Assistance in the United States5
Populism and democracy: The road ahead5
When Ideology Trumps Deliberation: Evidence from Chile’s 2022 Constitutional Proposal5
The Fragility of the Local News Trust Advantage: Evidence from Republican Attacks on Local News5
Conclusion to the Spotlight “Dynamics in Legislative-Executive Relations: Global Outline for 2019-2024”5
A Baker’s Dozen: Insights into Taxation and Public Policy5
Populists in Opposition: A Neglected Threat to Liberal Democracy?4
PSC volume 56 issue 2 Cover and Front matter4
The Physical Proximity of the Executive Branch to the Legislature: How close is too close? The Case of Australia4
Reciprocity, Incentives, and Off-Ramps: Faculty–Undergraduate Collaboration and Comparative Politics Research4
Research Adaptivity in Times of Disruption: Zig-Zagging Your Way through the Field During the COVID-19 Pandemic4
How Divided Is Britain? Symbolic Boundaries and Social Cohesion in Post-Brexit Britain4
Reluctant at the Center, Embracing Locally: Mainstream Political Parties and Deliberation in Ankara4
From the Ballot and the Streets to Lobbies: Mapping Racial Minority Representation in Lobbying4
The Resilience of Democracy’s Third Wave4
What is to be done about The Autocratic Academy?4
The Effect of Populist Incumbents on Democracy4
The Invincible Gender Gap in Political Ambition4
The Impacts of Exclusion and Disproportionate Service on Women and Faculty of Color in Political Science4
Predicting Popular-vote Shares in US Presidential Elections: A Model-based Strategy Relying on Anes Data4
Did Donald Trump Receive a Mandate for Sweeping Change in 2024?4
Escalating Political Violence and the Intersectional Impacts on Latinas in National Politics4
The Substantive Effects of Descriptive Representation: Gay and Lesbian Members of Congress Are More Supportive of Gay Rights4
Methodological Impasses: Facing Interrogation and Silence While Gathering Data on Sexual Violence in India4
Be Explicit: Identifying and Addressing Misaligned Goals in Collaborative Research Teams4
Teaching Undergraduates Research Methods: A “Methods Lab” Approach3
China–Ethiopia Relations and Industrial Development: A Brief Evaluation3
Still Marginalized? Gender and LGBTQIA+ Scholarship in Top Political Science Journals3
Climate Security: How to Write About the Future Without Lapsing into Prophecy3
The Publication Gender Gap, Collaboration, and an Index of Inclusion for Scholars Publishing Peer-Reviewed Research3
Hard Work and You Can’t Get It: An International Comparative Analysis of Gender, Career Aspirations, and Preparedness Among Politics and International Relations PhD Students3
PSC volume 57 issue 1 Cover and Back matter3
High-Tech Exports and Governance Institutions3
Gender Identification and Survey Weighting: A Shifting Landscape3
China on Campus: A Conversation with China Scholars of Asian Heritage3
Collaborating on Research with Undergraduate Students: A Comparative Institutional-Racial Analysis3
Introduction: The Politics of Abortion in the Americas3
Civic Engagement Assignments and Student Political Efficacy3
Best Practices and the Need for Research on MA Degree Programs in Political Science3
Risk and Realism: Using a Board Game Mobile App to Illustrate an International Relations Theory3
Examining Native Hawaiians Self-Identification and Political Relevance: Insights from the 2020 Collaborative Multicultural Post-Election Survey Native Hawaiians Oversample3
Introduction: Pandemic and Post-Pandemic Publication Patterns in Political Science3
Ambiguity Politics: Governance and Institutions in Taliban-Controlled Afghanistan3
Combatting Sexual Harassment in the Field Is Fundamental to the Research Enterprise – CORRIGENDUM3
Democracies Not in Peril: Globalization and Tax Revenue3
Empowering Students to Have Difficult Conversations3
“Does it Matter…?” Political Theory in the Archives of William F. Buckley, Jr.3
Synthesize This: Meta-Analysis as a Dissertation Tool3
Concrete Diversity Initiatives in Political Science: A Faculty Workload Intervention Program3
Introduction: The Import of Equity and Equality for All Political Scientists3
On the Replicability of Data Collection Using Online News Databases3
Integrating Digital and On-Site Fieldwork: Practical Solutions for Scholars with Limited On-Site Access3
Becoming Citizens of the Academy3
AI’s Role in Deliberative Discussion3
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education: The Case of Armenia3
Role-Play Simulations for Decision Making in Contexts of Uncertainty: Challenges and Strategies When Engaging Elites as Participants3
Software Citations in Political Science3
Exporting the China Model? Two Chinese Technology Firms in Kenya’s Digital Development3
Productive Learning Through Labs: Data Laboratories and Their Value in Undergraduate Education and Scholarly Research3
Democratic Innovation or Inertia? Ideology and Electoral Competition in Luxembourg Political Parties’ Engagement with the 2022 Climate Assembly3
The South African Parliament’s Capacity to Constrain the Executive Branch Weakened by a Dominant Party System2
PSC volume 56 issue 3 Cover and Front matter2
Between Hope and Disaffection: The Chilean Constitution-Making Process and the Intermediation Crisis2
Tolerance for the Free Speech of Outgroup Partisans2
Climate, Conflict, and Context: Reevaluating Americans’ Support for Refugees2
PSC volume 56 issue 2 Cover and Back matter2
Accidental Scientists: How Undergraduate Research in Political Science Can Help to Patch the “Leaky Pipeline” in STEM Education2
The Vibes Are Off: Did Elon Musk Push Academics Off Twitter?2
Political Parties and Democratic Deliberation: An Introduction2
Lessons Learned: Citizen Forecasting, Candidate Resignations, and the 2024 US Presidential Election2
Statement of Philosophy and Mission2
Public Administration Beyond Public Administration Journals2
The Political Engagement of Political Scientists: Partisans, Public Scholars, and Teachers/Pedagogues2
PSC volume 59 issue 1 Cover and Back matter2
Politics and Religion’s Resilience During the COVID-19 Pandemic2
Long-Range State-Level 2024 Presidential Election Forecast: How Can You Forecast an Election When You Don’t Know Who the Candidates Are Yet?2
The Predation Index: A Tool to Discover Predatory Journals2
UFOs in the Cold War: A Fun Assignment for Teaching Digital Archival Research2
Explaining Partisan Gaps in Satisfaction with Democracy after Contentious Elections: Evidence from a US 2020 Election Panel Survey2
Increasing Public Support for Transgender Rights through Superordinate LGBT+ Rights Framing: Evidence from a US Survey Experiment on Transgender Participation in Sports2
Underestimated but Undeterred: The 27th Amendment and the Power of Tenacious Citizenship2
The Conservative Policy Bias of US Senate Malapportionment—CORRIGENDUM2
PSC volume 58 issue 4 Cover and Front matter2
“A Flood of Voters for Them”: Replacement Fantasies and Democratic Distortion in the 2024 Election2
On Research Ethics and Ethical Responsibilities: Facing Up to Sexual Harassment and Assault During Field Research2
Judicial Federalism and Abortion in Mexico and the United States2
Constitution-Making in the 21st Century: Lessons from the Chilean Process2
The Realities Facing Graduate Students: Before, During, and After the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic — CORRIGENDUM2
The Disruptive Effects of Polarization on the Law-Making Process2
Large Language Models Are Democracy Coders with Attitudes2
Explaining Gender Gap Variation in Political Science Knowledge Production2
A Political History Forecast of Bloc Support in the 2025 German Federal Election2
New Voices of Inquiry: How the Inclusive Classroom Catalyzes Innovative Research2
The Gender Publication Gap Revisited: Evidence from the International Political Science Review2
Applications of GPT in Political Science Research: Extracting Information from Unstructured Text2
Volatility, Realignment, and Electoral Shocks: Brexit and the UK General Election of 20192
Can Autocracy Handle Climate Change?2
The Legislative–Executive Relations in Poland in 2019–2024: A Multilevel Perspective2
The Development Bank and the Developmental State Strategy based on a Comparison of China and South Africa2
Unequal Power Relations at the Center of Social Vulnerability to Climate Change: Empirical Insights from Coastal Bangladesh2
A Student-Centered, Expanded Approach to the Undergraduate Research Experience2
Forecasting Partisan Collective Accountability during the 2024 US Presidential and Congressional Elections2
More A than I: Testing for Large Language Model Plagiarism in Political Science2
A Global Ranking of Research Productivity of Political Science Departments2
Manifesting a Shift in the “Overton Window”: The Threat of Project 2025 on the LGBTQ+ Community in Higher Education2
Limited Information and Marginal Importance: Political Parties and the First Citizens’ Assembly in Romania2
Who Participates in Focus Groups? Diagnosing Self-Selection – CORRIGENDUM2
PSC volume 59 issue 2 Cover and Front matter2
Introduction: Diversity and Inclusion in Political Science as a Profession2
Testing ChatGPT in International Relations Classrooms: Potentialities, Limitations, and What’s Next2
A Global Ranking of Research Productivity of Political Science Departments – CORRIGENDUM2
From Bookworm to Browser: The Decline of Books in Political Science Scholarship2
Context Matters: Understanding Student Usage, Skills, and Attitudes Toward AI to Inform Classroom Policies2
PSC volume 57 issue 2 Cover and Front matter1
PSC volume 55 issue 4 Cover and Back matter1
The Long-Term Effects of COVID-19 on Political Science Teaching1
PSC volume 57 issue 3 Cover and Front matter1
Only in it for Power and Wealth? The Neglect of Policy-Seeking Motives among Dictators1
Building Infrastructure to Enhance Diversity in Political Methodology1
Not with a Bang but a Whimper: Congressional Silence Amid an Historic Assault on the Power of the Purse1
“No Better Way of Selecting the Man in Whom They Place the Highest Confidence”: A Note on James Madison’s Remarks on the Electoral College at Richmond’s Ratifying Convention1
American Attitudes Toward Climate Migrants: Findings from a Conjoint Experiment1
Navigating the Landscape of Party Archives: A Compass for Social Scientists Doing Comparative Party Archival Research1
The Absence Of Diverse And Divergent Voices In Policy Making Around Nuclear Weapons: A Review1
Conceptual Dissonance in Peacebuilding Research: Lessons from a Somali Diaspora1
Promoting Information Literacy and Visual Literacy Skills in Undergraduate Students Using Infographics1
Freedom of Expression in Interpersonal Interactions1
Improving Content Analysis: Tools for Working with Undergraduate Research Assistants1
Can We Stand Together? Measuring Racial Avoidance in Shared Spaces1
Climate Change, Governance Failures, and Public Administration1
The 2024 US Presidential Election PoSSUM Poll1
TheAmerican Political Science ReviewDuring the COVID-19 Pandemic1
Teaching Social Movements with a Sustained Simulation of Police–Protester Contention: The Hypothetical Case of the Contested Election of 20241
Reproducing Hierarchies at the APSA Annual Meeting: Patterns of Panel Attendance by Gender, Race, and Ethnicity1
Introduction: What Scholars Know (and Need to Know) about the Politics of Climate Change1
Course-Based Research and Mentorship: Results from a Multiterm Research Academy at a Minority-Serving Institution1
The effect of information provision on popular support for gender-related legislation: Experimental evidence from South Dakota constitutional amendment proposal1
Introduction to Forecasting the 2024 US Elections1
COVID-19 Direct Relief Payments and Political and Economic Attitudes among Tertiary Students: A Quasi-Experimental Study1
Beyond Hetero-Modernity: Queering Universal Emancipation for Sexual Liberation1
Legalizing Abortion in the Southern Cone1
State Municipal Associations as Intermediaries in Service Learning1
Engaging Diversity: An Inclusive Approach to Undergraduate Mentorship in Mobilization and Political Economy1
Populism and Democracy on the Individual Level: Building on, Yet Moving Beyond the Supply Side1
The Political Economy Model: Presidential Forecast for 20241
Could Opposition to Gender-Neutral Language Become a Wedge Issue?1
Political Theory, the Archive, and the Problem of Authority1
From Autocratic to Republican: Rethinking the Corporate University1
Africana Political Theory as Decolonial Critique1
Creating, Implementing, and Experiencing Research Opportunities: A Focus on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion1
Gender Diversity and Inclusion in Canadian Security Studies1
Normalizing Diversity in Merit Review Forms1
Who Drives the Security Narrative in US Trade Policy?1
The Study of Agency in Africa–China Relations: The Case for Typologies1
LASSOing the Governor’s Mansion: A Machine-Learning Approach to Forecasting Gubernatorial Elections1
How Little and Meng’s Objective Approach Fails in Democracies1
Gray Area: Population Aging and Immigration Attitudes in Japan1
Do Authoritarians Support Political Violence?1
State Strikes Back: The Spanish–Moroccan Border Crisis from the Lens of the Beirut School of Critical Security Studies – ERRATUM1
AI versus Students: A Study of the Capability of ChatGPT to Write Model United Nations Position Papers1
Surveying the Impact of Generative Artificial Intelligence on Political Science Education1
Visualizing Scientific Landscapes: A Powerful Method for Mapping Research Fields1
Iowa Electronic Markets: Forecasting the 2024 US Presidential Election1
Getting the Message Out: Why Mail-Delivered GOTV Interventions Succeed or Fail1
Introduction: Teaching Qualitative Methods in Undergraduate Education1
Where Do I Stand? Perceptions of Racialized Social Status Among Latine Immigrants1
Before the First Lecture: The Effects of Instructor Identity on Course Enrollment1
PSC volume 57 issue 4 Cover and Back matter1
PSC volume 56 issue 1 Cover and Back matter1
Politics Should Be a Drag: Why Political Science Needs to Take Drag Seriously1
Codes of Conduct at Political Science Conferences: Prevalence and Content1
The Promises and Pitfalls of Using Student-Generated Data to Teach Deductive Qualitative Analysis1
Integrating Research Methods Training into Elective Courses in an Undergraduate Curriculum1
The Zweitstimme Forecast for the German Federal Election 2025: Coalition Majorities and Vacant Districts1
Combatting Sexual Harassment in the Field Is Fundamental to the Research Enterprise1
A Case Report of Holistic Review of Graduate Applications1
The Challenge of Forecasting the 2024 Presidential and House Elections: Economic Pessimism and Election Outcomes1
Legislative–Executive Relations in Ukraine’s Wartime Conditions1
Redesigning the Political Science Curriculum to Incorporate LGBTQ+ Issues1
Finding the “Field” in our “Homes” and our “Homes” in the “Field”: A Critique of the “Home–Field” Dichotomy1
Introducing the 2020 CMPS MENA/Muslim Sample1
Applying Active Learning in Undergraduate Research Methods1
The Development Dilemma of Critical Minerals: Zimbabwe’s Lithium and China1
Is Graduate School Worth It? Harassment and Graduate-Student Satisfaction in Political Science1
Avoiding “Checkbox Inclusion”: Structuring Meaningful Inclusion of Underrepresented Groups in Policy Engagement1
Introduction: Rethinking China–Africa Engagements in the Age of Discontent1
Rising Threats to U.S. Democracy1
Responses to Populism: Militant, Tolerant, and Social1
Expertise and Inequality Amid Environmental Crisis: A View from the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta1
A Case for Description1
Inequalities Among Political Scientists: Race and Gender Relations During the COVID-19 Pandemic1
Dominating the Narrative: How Scholars Outside of Africa Define African Politics in the Top Political Science Journals1
Teaching Israel-Palestine Across the Atlantic: Addressing Affective Polarization and Dehumanization through Dialogic Education1
Introduction to the Symposium, “Constitution-Making in the 21st Century: Lessons from the Chilean Process”1
US Partisan Polarization on Climate Change: Can Stalemate Give Way to Opportunity?1
Conclusion: Recent Steps and the Road Ahead in the Enduring Quest for Equity in Political Science0
PSC volume 56 issue 4 Cover and Front matter0
Deep Waters: Flooding and the Climate of Suffering in Nigeria0
Predatory Journals: Do They Publish Undergraduate and AI-Generated Papers?0
Introduction to the Collaborative Multiracial Post-Election Survey (CMPS) Oversamples0
The Advantages of taking the Long View: American Political Development and Higher Education0
Learning Before Doing: Community-Based Learning as Research Methods Learning0
Simulating Three Foreign Policy Decision-Making Models with 13 Days0
Generational and Ideological Divides in Support for Speech-Suppressing Protest0
Women in Legislative Studies: Improving Gender Equality0
Difficult to Count, Important to Measure: Assessing Democratic Backsliding0
Integrating Classroom and Community with Undergraduate Civically Engaged Research0
How International Relations Theory on Norm Cascades Can Inform the Politics of Climate Change0
Beyond the Greenback: Currency Power in a Greener, More Fragmented World0
Student Research Participation in South Korea0
State-Level Forecasts for the 2024 US Presidential Election: Trump Back with a Vengeance?0
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