Political Science

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  • Assumed transmission in political science

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  • Exceptionalism, political science and the comparative analysis of political parties.

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  • Popular research methodology literature in political science: An overview.

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  • Integrating gender into the political science core curriculum.

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  • Political science research on international law: The state of the field.

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  • Has political science ignored religion?

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  • Socratic method and political science.

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  • Terrorist decision-making : Insights from economics and political science.

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  • A framework for dynamic causal inference in political science.

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  • Political science in latin america; a brief historical introduction.

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  • Tracking the semantics of politics: A case for online data research in political science.

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  • Methodological individualism and holism in political science: A reconciliation.

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  • Women don't ask? women don't say no? bargaining and service in the political science profession.

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  • What's old is new again: Political science, law, and constitutional meaning.

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  • (Feminist) political science as an interdisciplinary exploration.

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  • Reconstitution of political anthropology. heteronomies between political science and anthropology.

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  • Political science, political theory, and the liberal arts.

    https://doi.org/10.1057/pol.2013.32

  • The golden mean and the golden hammer: Phronesis and method in contemporary political science.

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  • Political science, terrorism and gender.

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  • No cause for panic: Key lessons from the political science literature on nuclear proliferation.

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  • Why liberal arts colleges can often do political science better than big research institutions: A reflection from an americanist.

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  • Driving the discipline: Cringe, confidence and the british influence in australian political science.

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  • Unsettling lessons: Teaching indigenous politics and settler colonialism in political science.

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  • Who are we trying to impress?: Reflections on navigating political science, ethnography and interpretation.

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  • Women, gender and feminism in the australian journal of political science: A review.

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  • Charles taylor's hermeneutic proposal. A critique to the dominant epistemology in political science.

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  • Women and diversity in latin american political science.

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  • Japanese political science at a crossroads? normative and empirical preconditions for the integration of women and diversity into political science.

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  • Political science and the good citizen: The genealogy of traditionalist paradigm of citizenship education in the american school curriculum.

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  • The evolution of literature on the state of the art of political science in mexico (1947-2015) another perspective on the discipline's development process.

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