This article introduces the concept of epistemic positioning to theorize the relationship
between identity-based epistemic judgements and the reproduction of social inequalities …

Since its coinage in the 1980s, intersectionality has journeyed across borders and
disciplines, which is a testament to its resonance. We examine how intersectionality has …

Recent interventions suggest that the discipline of international relations has moved beyond
“grand theories” and “great debates” toward middle range theorizing and quantitative …

Women know stuff. Yet, all too often, they are underrepresented in political science
meetings, syllabi, and editorial boards. To counter the implicit bias that leads to women's …

Women now receive political science degrees in record numbers, but female representation
among political science faculty still lags behind that of many other disciplines. Only 26% of …

Although women have made considerable inroads into political science, they still comprise
only about one third of the profession. Women political scientists are concentrated at lower …

Social scientists have long been interested in how academic disciplines are organized (Ben-
David and Collins 1966; Kuhn 1970; Lipset 1994; Rojas 2003; Somit and Tanenhaus 1964; …

This paper argues that, despite significant increases in the number of women professors and
the growth of feminist political science, transformative change hasn't occurred in how …

I summarize and evaluate published critiques in English and French of Inglehart's value
change thesis, which he first advanced in 1971. I discuss them in the order in which they …

Abstract Abstract: The Women's Caucus for International Studies and the ISA Committee on
the Status of Women conducted a survey of the membership concerning the effects of …