
Bi-monthly Political Science peer-reviewed journal published by @SAGECQPolitics
Boston, MA
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APR 2021 Impact Factor jumps to new record: 2.451! Thanks to authors, readers and contributors. @professorcostas
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Check out our new piece in PRQ with brilliant collaborators Don Green and Kyle Endres! Elite Messaging and Partisan Consumerism: An Evaluation of President Trump’s Tweets and Polarization of Corporate Brands journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
2019 JCR Impact Factors just released...APR at 1.442, highest in our history!! Thanks to all authors, reviewers and readers for this amazing achievement!!!
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Congratulations to @poliscigrl and @JuliaHellwege, recipients of @apr_journal Hahn-Sigelman prize for best article published in 2019 journals.sagepub.com/doi/epu…
APR is mindful of the unique circumstances caused by COVID-19. We continue to process manuscripts with as little disruption as possible, although we anticipate some delays are inevitable. We will do our best to accommodate authors or reviewers who need additional time. Be well.
Congratulations to Sarah Oliver and Meredith Conroy for winning the Hahn-Sigelman Prize for best article published in APR in 2018! Thanks to Kelly Rader, Kate Krimmel and Joel Sievert for serving on the selection committee! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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2018 JCR Impact Factors just released! So proud that @apr_journal achieved its highest impact factor ever: 1.143! Thanks to all our authors, reviewers, assistants, editorial board and readers! Keep the good submissions coming!
Call for Papers on Election Science and Administration Research! Manuscripts due May 1st. More details: journals.sagepub.com/home/ap…
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So excited about my new article with @JuliaHellwege in @apr_journal where we find female members of Congress w/minor children are more likely to introduce child and family centered leg than other women. doi.org/10.1177/1532673X1880…
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Tough Enough for the Job? How Masculinity Predicts Recruitment of City Council Members, new @apr_journal by @lesbienope and @sidney_b buff.ly/2OsPLFF
WI’s gerrymander harms Dems wherever they live: they need 54-55% of the vote to control Assembly while Reps need 45-46%. Does that resolve the standing issue? It could.
Cc: Jonathan Krasno, @DanielMagleby, Michael McDonald, @shjdonah, and Robin Best.
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.@JeremyCPope and I have a new research article examining veneration of the US and state constitutions. We develop a battery to measure evaluations of each constitution then see whether randomized survey experimentation can budge them. 1/
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Congratulations to Katherine Krimmel and @kellyrader for winning the 2017 Hahn-Sigelman Prize for best article published in @apr_journal!
Many thanks to Jacob Montgomery, @ArielRWhite and @prof_mirya for serving on the prize selection committee!
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