The award was given for Ribar's article, "Land, Power, and Property Rights: The Political Economy of Land Titling in West Africa."
This project will open up new ways to study how state politics are becoming nationalized and create resources for researchers, educators, and the public. Initial funding for this research was provided through a Weidenbaum Center small grant award.
It may not be in Democrats’ best political interest to push forward with a referendum.
Professor Kastor explains the collapse of the French government and why the US hasn't experienced a similar issue
The Ordered Liberty Project will recruit endowed faculty across disciplines and support existing programs to build an intellectual culture where rigorous debate strengthens both scholarship and student learning.
Missouri Special Session begins as GOP eyes another US House seat.
Our September events include a conversation with American Enterprise Institute (AEI) President Robert Doar and AEI Senior Fellow Benjamin Storey, and a discussion with the current and former Presidents of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
Trump administration has proven no friend to organized labor, from attacking federal unions to paralyzing the National Labor Relations Board.
Professor Strawbridge argues that Black political socialization has retained its influence and adapted to the times by expanding into digital spaces, such as Black Twitter.
Crum comments on the interesting parallel between today and the late 1800s as both periods are ones of intense partisan polarization.
Medicaid expansion offers a faster path than disability enrollment
A three-judge district court in the Alabama congressional redistricting litigation declined to bail-in the State to the VRA’s preclearance regime.