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Posted October 17, 2016

Alan Krueger Named 2017 Moynihan Prize Recipient

The American Academy of Political and Social Science (AAPSS) is pleased to announce economist and Princeton Professor Alan Krueger as the winner of the 2017 Daniel Patrick Moynihan Prize. He […]

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In Press Releases

Posted June 27, 2016

Ron Haskins and Isabel Sawhill Named as 2016 Moynihan Prize Winners

“They’ve Managed to Bridge—Even Transcend—Partisan Divides” Philadelphia, PA–The American Academy of Political and Social Science (AAPSS) is pleased to announce social policy experts Ron [...]

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In AAPSS, Fellows

Posted June 27, 2016

Remembering AAPSS Fellow and First Female President of Cornell, Elizabeth Garrett

The AAPSS community is saddened by the passing of AAPSS Fellow Elizabeth Garrett, who died at her home in New York City on Sunday from colon cancer. Professor Garrett was […]

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In AAPSS, Fellows, Press Releases

Posted February 1, 2016

The American Academy of Political and Social Science Elects Distinguished Class of 2016 Fellows

The American Academy of Political and Social Science (AAPSS), one of the nation’s oldest and most esteemed learned societies, has elected five distinguished scholars and practitioners as 2016 [...]

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In ANNALS

Posted July 1, 2011

Mounira M. Charrad: Political Developments in Tunisia, Morocco and Iraq

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In ANNALS

Posted July 1, 2011

Julia Adams and Liping Wang: Bridging the Gap Between China and Europe

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In ANNALS

Posted January 4, 2011

Interview with Felton Earls: The Next Step From Children’s Rights is Citizenship

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In AAPSS

Posted January 11, 2008

Oh, the Humanity: Linking Biology and Political Behavior

Thousands of years ago, Aristotle called humans the "political animal." He engaged in vivisection and was thoroughly convinced of the need to employ biology to understand social and political behavior.