Cambridge Core - American Studies - In Congress We Trust?

Giovanna Itzel is a Ph.D. candidate in political science at the University of California, Irvine, with graduate emphases in Chicano/Latino studies and feminist studies. Her research asks how immigration-impacted Latino college students define and participate in political life and argues that conventional measures often invisibilize this population in their answers. She offers the framework survival-based politics as an answer: a framework in which political engagement is necessitated by continuous threat rather than mobilized by episodic opportunity.

Cambridge Core - Political Economy - Super PACs in the City

Introducing a new free OpenLearn course on 'Concepts and theories in International Relations'.

European Consortium for Political Research

Cambridge Core - European Government, Politics and Policy - Demobilising the Far Right

Professionalizing deliberation: a Social Network Analysis of UK climate mini-publics