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Writing About Political Science and Politics for a General Audience: A How (and Why) Guide for Academics [PDF]

Political Communication, 2017
Writing about political science and politics for a non-academic audience is rewarding and challenging in roughly equal measures.
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Science and Politics in Britain: The Paymaster-General

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1952
Those who are interested in seeing scientific knowledge brought to bear on national policy have followed the career of Lord Cherwell with great interest. An intimate friend and counsellor of Churchill's, he was his constant adviser during the war years.
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Political diversity will improve social psychological science.

Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2014
Psychologists have demonstrated the value of diversity--particularly diversity of viewpoints--for enhancing creativity, discovery, and problem solving.
Jose L. Duarte, Jarret T. Crawford, Charlotta Stern, J. Haidt, L. Jussim, P. Tetlock   +5 more
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Toward a New Generation of Systems Models in Political Science

Polity, 1972
Using data mostly from American politics and comparative studies, Professor Penn argues that general systems theory "is often regarded as appropriate as the most general framework for political science. " But he feels also that we need to be far more careful and sophisticated in our use of it.
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Importing Concepts from Biology into Political Science: The Case of Punctuated Equilibrium

, 2012
From the 1950s to the 1990s, the “incrementalist” model dominated theories of policymaking. Since Baumgartner and Jones's Agendas and Instability in American Politics was published in 1993, however, the “punctuated equilibrium” model, borrowed from ...
D. Prindle
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Interpretive Political Science

, 2012
Interpretive Political Science - Edited by Mark Bevir VOLUME 1: INTERPRETIVE THEORY a.) General Interpretative Social Science - An Overview - Frank C. Richardson and Blaine J.
M. Bevir
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Predictors of trust in the general science and climate science research of US federal agencies

Public Understanding of Science, 2016
In this article, we focus on a key strategic objective of scientific organizations: maintaining the trust of the public. Using data from a nationally representative survey of American adults (n = 1510), we assess the extent to which demographic factors ...
Teresa A. Myers, J. Kotcher, Neil Stenhouse, Ashley A. Anderson, E. Maibach, Lindsey Beall, A. Leiserowitz   +6 more
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Twitter and Facebook are Not Representative of the General Population: Political Attitudes and Demographics of Social Media Users

, 2016
A growing social science literature has used Twitter and Facebook to study political and social phenomena including for election forecasting and tracking political conversations.
Jonathan Mellon, Christopher Prosser
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Where is Knowledge Generated? On the Productivity and Impact of Political Science Departments in Latin America [PDF]

European Political Science, 2012
Clear rules that encourage meritocracy, and that include the evaluation of scholarly productivity, are slowly and unevenly taking hold in academic life in Latin America. While some countries have official rankings of political science departments, others rely only on informal assessments.
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Beyond Generic Hybridity: Nalo Hopkinson and the Politics of Science Fiction

Canadian Literature, 2017
Canadian Literature, No 228-9 (2016): Emerging Scholars ...
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