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• Economist Esther Duflo to Receive 2026 Moynihan Prize
• American Academy of Political and Social Science Announces 2026 Fellowships
• From the AAPSS: Paula D. McClain, Board Chair
• Remembering Kenneth Prewitt
• The Education of Boys: A Critical Moment for Policy and Research
• AAPSS Launches Moynihan Prize Capital Campaign with Panel Event: “Entitled to Your Own Facts?”
• From the AAPSS: Michael R. Strain, Board Member
• Reflecting on 10 Years at the AAPSS
• AAPSS Inducts 2025 Fellows
• Timothy Snyder Delivers 2025 Moynihan Lecture
• Fellows’ Corner: Rogelio Sáenz, 2023 Ernest W. Burgess Fellow
• AAPSS and AIBM Cohost ANNALS Authors’ Conference
• Stone Center Hosts ANNALS Authors’ Conference: Whither Meritocracy?
• The AAPSS Announces Sheldon Danziger as New President
• President’s Corner: Social Science (and the AAPSS) in Uncharted Waters
• Fellows’ Corner: Dietram Scheufele, 2024 Harold Lasswell Fellow
• American Academy of Political and Social Science Announces 2025 Fellowships
• Fellows’ Corner: Rogelio Sáenz, 2023 Ernest W. Burgess Fellow
• Historian Timothy Snyder to Receive 2025 Moynihan Prize
• Fellows’ Corner: Samuel Myers Jr., 2024 Rebecca Blank Fellow
• Bryan Stevenson Delivers 2024 Moynihan Lecture
• Fellows’ Corner: Rogelio Sáenz, 2023 Ernest W. Burgess Fellow
• AAPSS Hosts ANNALS Authors’ Conference
• AAPSS Awards 2024 Moynihan Prize to Acclaimed Civil Rights Lawyer Bryan Stevenson
• Media Policy for an Informed Citizenry: Webinar Transcript
• Fellows’ Corner: Jennifer Lee, 2023 Samuel A. Stouffer Fellow
• Executive Director’s Corner: I Am a Reluctant Convert to Fretting Over Our Democracy
• American Academy of Political and Social Science Announces 2024 Fellowships
• Civic Education in a Time of Democratic Crisis: Webinar Recap
• President’s Corner: Finding Hope in Our Shared Humanity
• Executive Director’s Corner: Why the Moynihan Prize Matters
• President’s Corner: Fomenting Polarization – Book Censorship in Public Education
• American Academy of Political and Social Science Announces 2023 Fellowships
• Economist and Public Intellectual Alan Blinder Wins the 2023 Moynihan Prize
• On the Death of AAPSS Fellow and Moynihan Prize Recipient Rebecca Blank
• President’s Corner: Demography and Destiny
• From the Archive: Education and America’s Youth in The ANNALS
• President’s Corner: Back to School
• From the Archive: Guns and Gun Violence Prevention in The ANNALS
• President’s Corner: Et tu, Congress? Finding Common Ground and Political Will
• Executive Director’s Corner
• Seven Eminent Scholars Elected 2022 AAPSS Fellows
• President’s Corner: Will Changing Demography Alter Our Democracy?
• Fellow Amy Gutmann Confirmed as Ambassador to Germany
• 2021 Fellows Discuss Civic Responsibility in Induction Event
• The Academy Remembers Sir David Cox
• Seven Eminent Scholars Elected Fellows of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
• The Academy Remembers Sara McLanahan
• A Note from the Executive Director: Reflection and Resolution
• The Academy Remembers Robert Jervis
• The Academy Remembers Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
• President’s Corner: Investments in Children Yield High Dividends
• AAPSS Fellow David Card Awarded 2021 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences
• Children’s Advocate Marian Wright Edelman to Receive 2022 Moynihan Prize
• Marian Wright Edelman to Receive the 2022 Moynihan Prize
• AAPSS Co-Hosts Two Webinars on Child Poverty
• From the President’s Desk: Social Science Has Two Weaknesses
• AAPSS Webinar: Opportunities to Cut Child Poverty
• The Academy Remembers Ron Inglehart
• Annual Moynihan Prize Event Focused on Climate Policy
• A Note from Executive Director Tom Kecskemethy: An Opportunity
• William Nordhaus Speaks at May 13 Moynihan Event Focusing on Climate Policy
• Marta Tienda to Lead the AAPSS as Next President
• Child Maltreatment Webinar Available to View
• Call for Papers: Social and Community Consequences of the Opioid Epidemic
• 2021 AAPSS Fellows Announced
• Five Scholars Elected Fellows of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
• President’s Corner: Self-Inflicted Wounds
• AAPSS Hosts Webinar on Preventing and Addressing Child Maltreatment
• Fellows Induction Event: Can Democracy Survive Growing Inequality?
• Fellow Kathleen Hall Jamieson Receives Franklin Founder Award
• Fellows Induction Event: Can Democracy Survive Growing Inequality?
• Fellow Felton Earls Explores the Role of Young Citizens in Democracy
• Fellow Larry Bartels Studies Antidemocratic Sentiments among Republican Voters
• President’s Corner: Obliteration by Incorporation
• “The Idea of ‘Use’ Is Important”: AAPSS and the Role of the Moynihan Prize
• The Academy Remembers Fellow James S. Jackson
• A Note from Executive Director Tom Kecskemethy
• AAPSS Fellow Raj Chetty Evaluates the Impacts of Pandemic Economic Policies
• AAPSS Fellows Examine Economic and Environmental Recovery in COVID-19’s Aftermath
• AAPSS Hosts Online Seminar on Inequality and Digital Learning
• Call for Papers on the COVID-19 Impact
• How Social Science Should Study Racial Injustice
• The Academy Remembers Fellow Oliver Williamson
• Presidential Election in a Pandemic
• Preventing Fatal Police Shootings: It Can Be Done
• A Note from the Executive Director: Telling the Pandemic Story
• Fellow Joseph Nye Asks, “Do Morals Matter?
• Fellow Daniel Nagin Discusses Pandemic Challenges for Prisoners, Prosecutors, Police
• Economist William Nordhaus Named Recipient of the 2020 Moynihan Prize
• Economist William Nordhaus to Receive the 2020 Daniel Patrick Moynihan Prize
• Fellow Kathleen Hall Jamieson Interviewed in HBO Documentary “After Truth”
• Five Eminent Scholars Named As 2020 Fellows of The AAPSS
• President’s Corner: The Impact Agenda
• AAPSS Elects Five Eminent Scholars as 2020 Fellows
• Robert Greenstein to Step Down as CBPP President in December 2020
• Kathleen Hall Jamieson Awarded 2020 Public Welfare Medal by National Academy of Sciences
• Manuel Castells Appointed Minister of Universities in Spain
• Fellow Martha Minow Asks, “When Should Law Forgive?”
• 2019 A.SK Prize Awarded to Fellow Raj Chetty
• The Academy Remembers Paul Volcker, 2012 Moynihan Prize Recipient
• Fellow Orlando Patterson Assesses Jamaica’s Postcolonial Culture
• Fellow Nicholas Lemann Explores the Decline of the American Dream
• The ANNALS November Issue Launch Event Co-Sponsored by AEI, Brookings, and AAPSS
• Ambassador Samantha Power Discusses the State of Democracy in 2019 Moynihan Lecture
• AAPSS Fellow, Former Board Chair Heidi Hartmann Steps Down from IWPR Presidency
• Launch Event on Entitlement Reform ANNALS Issue Set for November 21
• AAPSS Inducts Five Distinguished Scholars as 2019 Fellows at Annual Gala
• AAPSS Fellow Esther Duflo Awarded 2019 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences
• The Academy Remembers Fellow Joan Petersilia
• AAPSS Fellow Timothy Smeeding Co-Authors Annual Wisconsin Poverty Study
• Fellow Alejandro Portes Receives the 2019 Princess of Asturias Award in the Social Sciences
• Study Finds E-Cigarette Regulations May Have Unintended Consequences for Pregnant Teenagers
• Executive Director Tom Kecskemethy Answers, Why Social Science?
• President’s Corner: The Science Policy Landscape
• Alan Krueger’s Rockonomics Book Provides an All-Access Pass to the Music Industry
• New Study by Fellow James Heckman Revisits the Perry Preschool Project
• The Academy Remembers Fellow Alice Rivlin, First Recipient of the Moynihan Prize
• Howard Gardner Explores Higher Education in New Study
• Fellow Amy Gutmann to be Awarded Pennsylvania Society 2019 Gold Medal Award
• New Study Links Kindergarten Behavior to Lifetime Earnings
• Kathleen Hall Jamieson’s Cyberwar wins AAP’s 2018 R. R. Martin Award
• The Academy Remembers AAPSS Fellow and 2017 Moynihan Prize Winner Alan B. Krueger
• President’s Corner: Census 2020–The Challenge That Won’t Go Away
• AAPSS Fellows Alan Krueger and Lawrence Katz Reconsider the “Gig Economy”
• Former Ambassador to the United Nations, Samantha Power, Named 2019 Moynihan Prize Recipient
• 2019 Moynihan Prize Recipient Announced
• Five Distinguished Scholars Elected 2019 Fellows of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
• AAPSS Elects Five New Fellows to be inducted in 2019
• AAPSS Fellow Lawrence D. Bobo Named Dean of Social Science at Harvard University
• Fellow Carol Dweck Wins 2018 SAGE-CASBS Award
• Fellow Kathleen Hall Jamieson Authors New Book on Russian Election Influence
• AAPSS Board Member Dorothy Roberts Inducted to NAM
• Fellow Mahzarin Banaji Wins Golden Goose Award
• Panel Data Reveal How Men and Women Fare in Sickness and in Divorce
• Evidence-Based Policy in the Trump Era
• Board Member Lupia Selected to Head NSF SBE Directorate
• Upcoming Event: Evidence-Based Policy: How Is It Faring in the Trump Era?
• Academy Inducts Six New Fellows
• Holdren Delivers 2018 Moynihan Lecture
• Academy Seeks Part-Time Digital Coordinator
• Academy Elects Five Scholars as 2018 Fellows
• Academy Co-Hosts Webinar on the New Rural/Urban Interface
• Academy Remembers Fellow Richard Schwartz
• Academy Remembers Fellow Neil Smelser
• FORMER NATIONAL SCIENCE ADVISOR JOHN HOLDREN NAMED AS 2018 MOYNIHAN PRIZE WINNER
• Former Obama Science Advisor, John Holdren, Named 2018 Moynihan Prize Recipient
• AAPSS Fellow, Board Member James Jackson Receives Inaugural Distinguished Scholar Award
• The National Academy of Sciences to Host Sackler Colloquium on the Science of Science Communication
• Remembering Fellow Peter Berger
• The State of Social Capital in America
• Alan Krueger Delivers 2017 Moynihan Lecture
• Academy Remembers AAPSS Fellow, Civil Rights Leader Roger Wilkins
• Richard Clarke Addresses Terrorism in the Trump Era
• AAPSS Remembers Fellow Stephen Fienberg
• Five Eminent Scholars Elected Fellows of the The American Academy of Political and Social Science
• AAPSS and MEI Host Panel Discussion on Terrorism and the Next President
• Alan Krueger Named 2017 Moynihan Prize Recipient
• Academy Collaborates with Right on Crime and the Scholars Strategy Network for Criminal Justice Briefing
• Ron Haskins and Isabel Sawhill Named as 2016 Moynihan Prize Winners
• Remembering AAPSS Fellow and First Female President of Cornell, Elizabeth Garrett
• AAPSS Inducts Five New Fellows, Awards 2016 Moynihan Prize
• The American Academy of Political and Social Science Elects Distinguished Class of 2016 Fellows
• Join us February 12, 2016, For a Capitol Hill Briefing on American Families: The State of the Working Class
• Celebrating 125 Years of the Academy
• The New President of the American Academy
• A Call for a Better “Measure of the Nation”
• State Efforts to Boost College Access and Attainment Found Lacking
• Collateral Consequences of Mass Incarceration
• Six Distinguished Scholars Named Fellows of the AAPSS
• AAPSS Event at Brookings: The Great Recession and the Safety Net
• The Effects of the Great Recession
• Inaugural Daniel Patrick Moynihan Lecture on Social Science and Public Policy
• Sixth Annual Moynihan Prize Ceremony held in Washington DC
• April 26 Congressional Briefing on Social Surveys and Statistics
• William Julius Wilson named winner of 2013 Moynihan Prize
• Academy Names 2013 Fellows
• James S. Jackson Elected President of Consortium of Social Science Associations
• Ken Prewitt Publishes (with Thomas Schwandt and Miron Straf) Using Science as Evidence in Public Policy
• Sheldon Danziger to Host Symposium on the Effects of the Great Recession
• Andrew Brimmer Dies at 86
• Elinor Ostrom dies at age 78
• Workplace Flexibility the Subject of a May 22 Congressional briefing
• Promoting the Child as Citizen- Tony Earls makes the case at St. Joes
• AAPSS Fellow Rogers Smith publishes (with Desmond S. King) Still a House Divided
• AAPSS Fellow Alan Krueger named Chairman of White House Council of Economic Advisers
• Stephen Hanson: Power Play in Putin’s Russia
• Dorit Geva: Women Political Leaders and Kinship Ties
• Ivan Ermakoff and Richard Lachmann: Who Holds Power in the United States
• Pat Moynihan: Where are you when we really need you?
• Mounira M. Charrad: Political Developments in Tunisia, Morocco and Iraq
• Julia Adams and Liping Wang: Bridging the Gap Between China and Europe
• Manuel Castells: Academia and Public Policy: An Impossible Love?
• Andrew Cherlin: Changes in the American Family
• Susan Fiske: “The Nature of Prejudice”
• Richard Freeman: Can Social Science Make the World Better?
• Rogers Smith: “Most of our most vital identities and statuses have been greatly shaped by laws and policies”
• Eric Wanner: “Social science gives a better, clearer, deeper picture of what is actually happening”
• Diane Ravitch: The importance of evidence-based data in education reform
• Diane Ravitch receives 2011 Moynihan Prize
• Paula Fass: How History has Shaped Children’s Rights
• Daniel Hart: Time for American Teens Under 18 to Hit the Polls
• Mary Carlson: Young Citizens in Tanzania Take Action Against the HIV/AIDS Epidemic
• Elizabeth Bartholet: Should the U.S. Ratify the CRC? A look at the Pros and Cons
• Interview with Felton Earls: The Next Step From Children’s Rights is Citizenship
• Francine Blau Wins IZA Labor Economics Prize
• Remembering Phyllis Kaniss
• Examining the Partnership between Federal Statistics and National Policy
• Eugenie Birch: Pat Moynihan as City Planner
• Jack Wells: Pat Moynihan at the Crossroads of U.S. Transportation Policy
• Samuel Preston: Pat Moynihan and the Quandary of Broken Families
• Kathleen Hall Jamieson: Pat Moynihan Devoted to Getting the Facts Right
• David Childs: The Architectual Spirit of Pat Moynihan
• Daniel Patrick Moynihan Letters Ceremony Podcast
• AAPSS Celebrates Daniel Patrick Moynihan’s Letters
• Douglas Massey: Pat Moynihan on Affirmative Action
• Interview with Kenneth Prewitt: The need to treat federal statistics as part of the nation’s scientific infrastructure
• Robert Greenstein Receives 2010 Moynihan Prize
• AAPSS Inducts 2010 Fellows of the Academy
• Academy Fellows in the News
• Mike McCurry: “We should always find a place to honor Pat Moynihan’s kind of insight and service.”
• David T. Ellwood on Robert Greenstein: “To a social or political scientist with a social conscience, he is a true American hero
• Robert Greenstein: Bringing research and analysis to bear in policy debates
• William Julius Wilson: How Cultural and Structural Forces Interact
• Mario Small: Defining policy through evidence not preconceptions
• Michele Lamont: The need to engineer policies so the poor are not stigmatized
• David Harding: Understanding what it is like as a poor person in this country
• Reconsidering Culture and Poverty: A Congressional Briefing
• Reconsidering Culture and Poverty
• Interview with Douglas Massey: Measuring the effects of US policy on Latin American migration patterns
• Rebecca Blank:”Always remember that measurement matters.”
• Kitty Calavita: “The persistent gap in immigration law and its stubborn failures”
• Sheldon Danziger: “Economic growth on its own is no longer a sufficient antipoverty strategy”
• Carol S. Dweck: The Importance of Mindsets in Achievement, Resilience, and Conflict Resolution
• Paula England: Why female-dominated jobs systematically pay less
• Mark Granovetter: The Need to Take Social Processes as Seriously as the Economic or Psychological
• Larry Bartels: “The shameful unresponsiveness to the preferences of low-income Americans”
• Amy Jordan: Striking Down Childhood Obesity
• The End of Television?
• 2009 Moynihan Prize presented to David Ellwood at Newseum Ceremony
• Lawrence O’Donnell, Jr. on David Ellwood: “A distinguished record of scholarship, service and strengthening the quality of government leadership”
• David Ellwood: “We have to find a way to reward ideas that have had an impact on the world”
• William Julius Wilson on Daniel Patrick Moynihan’s “Agenda-Setting” Contributions to Social Science
• AAPSS Installs 2009 Academy Fellows
• Mahzarin Banaji: “Technology has allowed us glimpses of our deepest nature”
• Alan S. Blinder: Good Ideas that Come from Economic Reasoning
• Morris Fiorina: “I would love to believe that Obama read ‘Culture Wars’”
• Joseph S. Nye, Jr.: Figuring Out How to Combine Soft and Hard Power in Different Contexts
• Lawrence Sherman: The Need for Research to Keep from Causing Crime with Punishment
• Joe Nye on the Obama Administration: “Combining hard and soft power and projecting a sense of vision and a sense of hope.”
• Children of Immigrants: Exceptional Outcomes?
• Does Race Still Matter to African-American Children in Obama’s America?
• Graham Allison: I am More Worried about a Nuclear Attack Today than I was on 9/11
• Richard A. Clarke: Steps the Next President Can Take to Reduce the Threat of Terrorism
• Bruce Riedel: We need to make the war against al Qaeda Pakistan’s war, not just America’s war.
• Peter Bergen: Why al Qaeda Still Matters
• Kenneth Pollack: If Iraq slips back into civil war…it will be far more dangerous than in Afghanistan
• Alice Rivlin Receives First Daniel Patrick Moynihan Prize
• AAPSS Installs 2008 Academy Fellows
• The Importance of “Deep Involvement in the World of Action”
• The Important Role of Social Motives in the Economic Domain
• Crafting Rules to Sustain Resources
• Demography’s Quest for Learning Truth from Facts
• Understanding the “Complex Good” rather than the “Narrowly Pathological”
• Pat Moynihan Ennobled Our Democracy
• Pat Moynihan’s Legacy in International Affairs
• Honoring Intellectual Honesty, Professional Integrity & a Commitment to Justice
• Alice Rivlin: Sharing a Passion for Getting the Policy Right
• Reviving Public Diplomacy: An Opportunity for the Next President
• The “YouTube Effect” on Public Diplomacy
• A New Link to Childhood Overweight: Too Little Sleep
• Can Technology Be an Ally in the Fight against Childhood Obesity?
• The Role of Parents in Preventing Childhood Obesity
• Oh, the Humanity: Linking Biology and Political Behavior