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June 25, 2021| AAPSS, News| AAPSS Editor
By Kenneth Prewitt, AAPSS President Calls for the implementation of research echo across higher education,... Read More → From the President’s Desk: Social Science Has Two Weaknesses
April 29, 2021| Executive Director's Corner, From the AAPSS| AAPSS Editor
To me, some of the most hopeful statistics reported since President Biden’s inauguration have to do with... Read More → A Note from Executive Director Tom Kecskemethy: An Opportunity
February 23, 2021| From the AAPSS, President's Corner| AAPSS Editor
By Kenneth Prewitt, AAPSS President Driven by a sense of urgency, it is likely that every reader of this note... Read More → President’s Corner: Self-Inflicted Wounds
October 29, 2020| From the AAPSS, President's Corner| AAPSS Editor
Seven decades ago, Robert Merton alerted social scientists that the application of their work in policymaking... Read More → President’s Corner: Obliteration by Incorporation
June 23, 2020| AAPSS, News| AAPSS Editor
by Kenneth Prewitt Columbia University & President, AAPSS How many social science books, articles,... Read More → How Social Science Should Study Racial Injustice
August 15, 2019| Executive Director's Corner, From the AAPSS| AAPSS Editor
AAPSS Executive Director Tom Kecskemethy recently provided an answer to the question “Why social... Read More → Executive Director Tom Kecskemethy Answers, Why Social Science?
July 1, 2019| From the AAPSS, President's Corner| AAPSS Editor
Robert Merton, in 1949, noted that social scientists “have largely neglected the study of their own... Read More → President’s Corner: The Science Policy Landscape
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