Politics & Voting

A political scientist explains the surprising role that gender plays in American politics

The Renaissance author of “The Prince” warned against getting complacent in the face of those who would rule alone and unchecked, says a Tufts professor

The political scientist will research a book about partisan polarization and seek a path to bridge the divide

The former New Zealand prime minister describes responses to the Christchurch terrorist attack and COVID-19 pandemic, and how she aims to be ‘a human first, and...

A study of the voting records on conscription of U.S. legislators with draft-age sons in the 20th century shows how self-interest ruled votes

An expert shows how to tell the true from the false, and what it means for politics

A Fletcher professor makes the case against censorship in a provocative new book

When confronted with hot spots around the world, the U.S. has been moving away from diplomatic approaches and toward showing force more often, says new book

A new study finds that despite the rhetoric on both sides of the aisle, voting rules have very small effects in election outcomes

Katie Walsh helps cities manage their climate risks—and champions environmental advocates for office