Ph.D. Candidate Jillian Jaeger Publishes Article in SPPQ
Jillian Jaeger, a Ph.D. candidate in the department recently published an article in State Politics and Policy Quarterly, a top subfield journal.… More
Professor Taylor Boas Publishes Book (with Cambridge) on Presidential Campaigns in Latin America
Taylor Boas, Assistant Professor of Political Science, recently published his book, Presidential Campaigns in Latin America with Cambridge University Press. Boas focuses on the… More
Undergraduate Harsh Gupta Presents at WPSA Conference
Harsh Gupta, a senior in the department and member of the advanced programs, recently presented work from his thesis at the Western… More
New Faculty Publication
The International History Review has published an article by David Mayers. "Destruction Repaired and Destruction Anticipated: United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration… More
New Faculty Publication
Professor Max Palmer has just published another important scholarly article: "Does the Chief Justice Make Partisan Appointments to Special Courts and Panels?"… More
PhD students publish article in “Congress and the Presidency”
For your reading pleasure, take a look at the lead article in the most recent volume of Congress and the Presidency. "Mr… More
PhD Student Publishes Article in Foreign Affairs Journal
Yasser El-Shimy, of the Ph.D. program, has (with Professor Nathan Brown of George Washington University) just published a most impressive article in… More
Professor Crawford’s timely opinion essay on WBUR’s cognoscenti
WBUR's cognoscenty recently featured an important and timely piece by Professor Neta Crawford. A link the the article can be found below.… More
Join Us at the BU Data Science (BUDS) Day
The Data Science Initiative at the Hariri Institute for Computing is proud to announce the inaugural BU Data Science (BUDS) Day on… More
BA/MA Student Article Publication
Alison Dorsi, a BA/MA student in last year's class, has published an excellent article in the Journal of Politics and International Affairs:… More