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Volume 54 - January 2021

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Strategies for How Men Can Advance Gender Equity in Political Science

Introduction: Strategies for How Men can Advance Gender Equity in Political Science
Daniel J. Mallinson, Rebecca D. Gill
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29 April 2021, pp. 501-502
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Opening Political Science

Transparency in Practice in Qualitative Research
Diana Kapiszewski, Sebastian Karcher
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22 December 2020, pp. 285-291
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Forecasting the 2020 US Elections

Why Forecast? The Value of Forecasting to Political Science
Keith Dowding
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15 October 2020, pp. 104-106
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Symposium on Desk Rejections

Desk Rejecting “Against Desk Rejects!”
Chris W. Bonneau, Kristin Kanthak
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06 July 2021, pp. 690-693
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Forecasting the 2020 US Elections

Let’s Be Honest about Election Forecasting
Jennifer Nicoll Victor
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15 October 2020, pp. 107-110
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Strategies for How Men Can Advance Gender Equity in Political Science

Mentorship: “Men in the Middle” and Their Role as Allies in Addressing Gender Bias
Leah C. Windsor, Cameron G. Thies
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29 April 2021, pp. 502-504
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Perspectives on Desk Rejection from an International Relations Field Editor
Toby J. Rider
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06 July 2021, pp. 694-695
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A Reproduction Analysis of 106 Articles Using Qualitative Comparative Analysis, 2016–2018
Ingo Rohlfing, Lea Königshofen, Susanne Krenzer, Jan Schwalbach, Ayjeren Bekmuratovna R.
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23 December 2020, pp. 292-296
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Retaining Women Faculty: The Problem of Invisible Labor
Rebecca A. Reid
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29 April 2021, pp. 504-506
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Improving Social Science: Lessons from the Open Science Movement
Per Engzell, Julia M. Rohrer
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22 December 2020, pp. 297-300
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Why and How Not to Say No: Best Practices from Politics, Groups, and Identities
Nadia E. Brown
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06 July 2021, pp. 696-698
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The Global Movement of People and the Representation of Citizens Living Abroad: A New Avenue for Party Politics–the Party Abroad

The Party Abroad in a Time of Global Societal Transformation: An Introduction
Ekaterina R. Rashkova
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07 January 2021, p. 111
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UK Parties Abroad and The Paradox of the Anti-Brexit Backlash
Susan P. Collard, Paul D. Webb
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07 January 2021, pp. 111-113
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Supporting Junior Women: Strategies for Men Colleagues
Emily M. Farris, Julia Marin Hellwege, Andrea Malji
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29 April 2021, pp. 506-507
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Opening Political Science

Practical and Ethical Reasons for Pursuing a More Open Science
Arthur Lupia
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22 December 2020, pp. 301-304
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Desk Rejects Widen Inequalities within Academia
Hans J. G. Hassell
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06 July 2021, pp. 699-702
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Best Practices for the Use of Desk Rejects
James L. Gibson
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06 July 2021, pp. 703-705
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Inclusive and Non-Inclusive Networks
Anisha C. Datta, David A. Siegel
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29 April 2021, pp. 507-509
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Replicate Others as You Would Like to Be Replicated Yourself
Nicole Janz, Jeremy Freese
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23 December 2020, pp. 305-308
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The Global Movement of People and the Representation of Citizens Living Abroad: A New Avenue for Party Politics–the Party Abroad

The Bulgarian Diaspora Vote: A Case of A Large Untapped Electoral Potential
Ekaterina R. Rashkova
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07 January 2021, pp. 113-114
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Volume 54 - January 2021

The Profession

Strategies for How Men Can Advance Gender Equity in Political Science

The Profession Symposium

Opening Political Science

Politics

Forecasting the 2020 US Elections

The Profession Symposium

Symposium on Desk Rejections

Politics

Forecasting the 2020 US Elections

The Profession

Strategies for How Men Can Advance Gender Equity in Political Science

The Profession Symposium

Symposium on Desk Rejections

Opening Political Science

The Profession

Strategies for How Men Can Advance Gender Equity in Political Science

The Profession Symposium

Opening Political Science

Symposium on Desk Rejections

Politics

The Global Movement of People and the Representation of Citizens Living Abroad: A New Avenue for Party Politics–the Party Abroad

The Profession

Strategies for How Men Can Advance Gender Equity in Political Science

The Profession Symposium

Opening Political Science

Symposium on Desk Rejections

The Profession

Strategies for How Men Can Advance Gender Equity in Political Science

The Profession Symposium

Opening Political Science

Politics

The Global Movement of People and the Representation of Citizens Living Abroad: A New Avenue for Party Politics–the Party Abroad