Project Title: Types of Knowledge in Democratic Procedures: How Bureaucratic Policymaking Fails Alaska Native Subsistence Fishers Joseph Warren, University of Alaska Anchorage Joseph Warren is an assistant professor of political science at the University of Alaska Anchorage. His research concerns the historical development of state institutions, as well as the relationship between state authority and democratic self-government. To study this, his work utilizes a variety of methods, including game theory, survey experiments, and historical analysis.

APSA’s Institute for Civically Engaged Research (ICER) is a four-day, residential institute that provides political scientists with training to conduct ethical and rigorous civically engaged research. APSA’s Institute for Civically Engaged Research (ICER) is a four-day, residential institute that provides political scientists with training to conduct ethical and rigorous civically engaged research. Up to 20 scholars will be selected as ICER Fellows and invited to attend the 2025 Summer Institut…

Applications for the 2025-2026 APSA Diversity Fellowship Program- Spring Cycle are now open! The spring application cycle will provide $2000 awards to support first- and second-year students in political science PhD programs. Applications are due on March 9, 2025. Submit an online [...]

2025 APSA Virtual Research Meeting (VRM) April 10th and 11th | Research Group Workshop Survey Research in Authoritarian States Workshop Organizers: Grant M. Cohen (University of Colorado) This Virtual Research Group will examine the obstacles and challenges one may face when conducting survey research in authoritarian states, where governmental transparency is minimal and citizens often fear expressing their political opinions due to the risk of retaliation.