Submissions from 2026
Parent-child salivary cortisol synchrony in early childhood: A systematic review, Maitri Jain*, Emily Sokol, Elizabeth Freehling*, Sneha Kamath*, Renée Lajiness-O'Neill, Angela D. Staples, and Jamie M. Lawler
Explaining foreign policy change: The role of transnational non-state actors in the Syrian civil war, Chirasree Mukherjee
Submissions from 2025
Indigenous and Black autonomies and resistance, Richard Stahler-Sholk
Submissions from 2024
Un marco para generar preguntas sobre el precedente, David Klein and Stefanie Lindquist
Indigenous autonomies in Latin America in the face of contemporary capitalism: Overview, perspectives and dilemmas, part 1, Edgars Martinez Navaarrete and Richard Stahler-Sholk
Indigenous autonomies in Latin America in the face of contemporary capitalism: Overview, perspectives, and dilemmas: Part 2, Edgars Martinez Navarrete and Richard Stahler-Sholk
Thinking outside the state, Richard Stahler-Sholk
The impact of state fiscal preemption on local taxing authorities: A case of Michigan, Shu Wang
Local fiscal response to state preemption: A case study of Massachusetts' proposition 21/2 tax referendum, Shu Wang and Yonghong Wu
Submissions from 2023
Can I be prosecuted for telling someone to break the law?, David Klein
Equal protection beyond race and sex, David Klein
Taking the Fifth, David Klein
The U. S. Constitution in five minutes, David Klein and Joseph L. Smith
Impacts of political fragmentation on inclusive economic resilience: Examining American metropolitan areas after the Great Recession, Soomi Lee and Shu Wang
Faculty Scholarship from 2022
Fighting the civic desert: Interdisciplinary approaches to empowering educator, Brigid Beaubien, Amanda O. Maher, Amanda C. Stype, and Jeffrey L. Bernstein
A case study and vision: Supporting undergraduate research at Eastern Michigan University, Jeffrey L. Bernstein and Harriet A. Lindsay
Vital statistics on American politics: 2017–2020, Jeffrey L. Bernstein and Amanda C. Shannon
Delivering culturally competent and equitable police services via social media: Assessing two way dialogue between police agencies and vulnerable citizens, Barbara Patrick and Aaron C. Rollins
Govt11: Principles of American government, Edward Sidlow and Beth Henschen
[Review of the book Atenco lives! Filmmaking and popular struggle in Mexico by L. K. Stone], Richard Stahler-Sholk
[Review of the book Latin American extractivism: Dependency, resource nationalism, and resistance in broad perspective, by S. Ellner], Richard Stahler-Sholk
Faculty Scholarship from 2021
An exercise on question wording and political polling, Jeffrey L. Bernstein
Teaching research methods in political science, Jeffrey L. Bernstein
Using think-alouds to understand how students balance free speech and inclusion, Jeffrey L. Bernstein and Cameron W. Armstrong*
Maintaining the integrity of democratic principles with Congressional remedies: An assessment of petitioning for rulemaking under the Endangered Species Act, Beth Henschen and William P. McLauchlan