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The Dimensions of Law and the Same-Sex Marriage Cases

Erik Voeten - December 10, 2012

We are delighted to welcome the following guest post by

The Study of Conflict Mediation by Political Scientists

Joshua Tucker - November 21, 2012

As Hilary Clinton arrives in Israel to attempt to negotiate

Polling Biases and Their Potential Impacts

- September 26, 2012

Over at the Weekly Standard, Jay Cost argues for caution

What the response to 2013 Middle East protests reveals about how threatening they are to their own governments

Joshua Tucker - September 24, 2012

The following is a guest post from political scientists Emily Hencken

Public opinion and the Supreme Court: How can the Administration best defend the ACA, and how can its opponents best attack it, beyond the confines of legal briefs and oral argument in the courtroom?

Andrew Gelman - March 23, 2012

The following is a guest post by Tom Clark, a

Media Bias, Political Science, and the Tea Party

John Sides - September 12, 2011

Washington Times, Sept. 4: bq. Academics Dub Tea Partyers Devout,

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