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This article explores how news about threats to U.S. security may skew presidential election polls by prompting respondents to overstate voting intentions and alter candidate preferences. Political scientist Jaroslav Tir鈥檚 research suggests that this 鈥渟ocial desirability bias鈥� could inflate poll numbers, especially for respondents claiming they鈥檒l vote but historically do...

CU 麻豆影院 PSCI's own Ken Bickers was interviewed by CPR News in an article that highlights concerns that the Republican Party's dusunity could hurt candidates in key races. Read the Full Article Here .

Dr. Janet Donavan, Director of Undergraduate Studies and Teaching Professor in the Political Science departement, was recently interviewed by the Colorado Arts and Sciences Magazine. She discusses civic participation habits in light of the new election, as well as emphasizes the importance of voting. Read the full article here: Getting...

Jaroslav Tir, a member of the Political Science Department here at CU 麻豆影院, explores why multi ethnic countries, that once lived in harmony like Yugoslavia, devolve into violent ethnic conflicts. His research, co authored with Shane Singh focuses on how not just the content, but the language used by governing...

The 麻豆影院 Political Science Department would like to announce and welcome new faculty members to the department! Marayna Martinez- studying American politics with a focus on education policy. Her research and teaching interests include race and ethnic politics, political behavior, policy feedback, and K12 education policy. IShe...

Political Science emeritus Ed Greenberg, with the assistance of his sons Joshua and Nathaniel, have established the Institute of Behavioral Science's first annual scholarship. The award grants $2,000 to the best published article or conference paper produced by a graduate student associated with IBS. They established this fund for two...

Regina Bateson , associate professor of Political Science at CU 麻豆影院 was recently interviewed for CU 麻豆影院 Today. Dr. Bateson was interviewed as part of the article "Kamala Harris and the 鈥榚lectability鈥� trap" in which she discusses the Kamala Harris's presidential run. She examines race and gender in elections. You...

We are deeply saddened by the passing of our dear colleague, Professor Sven Steinmo. This is a major loss for our department, the university, and the discipline of political science. To learn more about Professor Steinmo, please visit this link from a past faculty spotlight story: Meet Sven Steinmo |...

Greetings, The Keller Center has organized an upcoming presentation and discussion of potential interest to PSCI students, faculty and staff. Mike McDevitt (from CU Journalism) and Scott Skinner-Thompson (CU Law) will present the first of a planned semesterly series of "State of the First Amendment" events on the five 1A...

We'd like to highlight three of our esteemed faculty members from the Political Science Department that have recently published insightful books, each diving into crucial aspects of the political landscape. Anand Sokhey writes, The Full Armor of God exploring the paths of Christianity and nationalism within American politics, examining how...