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Prof. Mariya Grinberg wins the J. David Greenstone Book Prize from the American Political Science Association's Politics and History Section September 15, 2026 American Political Science Association Politics and History Section
Voters Are Asking A.I. About Elections. The Answers Can Vary by User. September 10, 2026 New York Times
Pathways to Political Science Summer Research Program hosts fourth cohort of interns August 12, 2026 MIT Political Science
PhD students Jerik Cruz, Angie Jo, Gabrielle Péloquin-Skulski, and Ye Zhang win APSA Awards July 23, 2026 MIT Political Science
Envisioning Successful Development in AfricaAnd why Bostswana is overrated By Evan Lieberman September 3, 2026 Global Commons Substack
The Ambiguity Spiral in Iran: How Washington's Lack of Clarity Leads to Escalation By Erik Lin-Greenberg July 31, 2026 Foreign Affairs
“There is a low but nonzero chance that in a state with a nail-biter congressional election, someone will discover 50,000 ballots at the post office on the Wednesday after the election.” —Prof. Charles Stewart III September 10, 2026 New York Times
Prof. Erik Lin-Greenberg explores how drones are reshaping modern warfare and what this new era could mean for the future of conflict on Plain English With Derek Thompson
