Myers’s research paper, “The Power of Abortion Policy: Reexamining the Effects of Young Women’s Access to Reproductive Control,” was published in the December issue of The Journal of Political Economics.

Associate Professor of Political Science Sarah Stroup says that poorer, less equipped countries are taking on the burden of large numbers of refugees.

Middlebury political scientists Matt Dickinson and Bert Johnson weigh in on the presidential campaign.

Middlebury political scientists Bert Johnson and Matt Dickinson analyze the presidential campaign.

Historically low favorability ratings for both leading presidential candidates may play an important role in the general election.

The award puts Hasher Nisar ’16.5 among an elite cohort of students seeking careers in public service leadership.

Despite a string of Sanders victories, "momentum" is not a predictor of future success in the primaries, say political scientists Matt Dickinson and Bert Johnson.

Middlebury political scientists Bert Johnson and Matt Dickinson discuss the latest developments in the presidential primary.

Middlebury political scientists Matt Dickinson and Bert Johnson assess the wild presidential primary on the eve of "Super Tuesday."

In U.S. News, Middlebury political scientist Matt Dickinson explains the complicated role of superdelegates in the Democratic primary race.

Politicial scientists Matt Dickinson and Bert Johnson compare notes after lengthy tours on the campaign trail with the candidates.

Middlebury political scientists Matt Dickinson and Bert Johnson unpack the 2016 presidential campaign.

Four students and a political science professor mingle with candidates and voters for a month, and leave with a clearer picture of the American political landscape.

Political and economic experts will examine the negative effects of inequality in the United States and abroad, and discuss policies to address this growing problem. 

Professor Matt Dickinson and National Public Radio's Ken Rudin discuss Sanders' viability as a national candidate for president.

Political Science Prof. Matthew Dickinson reflects on Mario Cuomo's legacy and his retreat from what seemed like an inevitable run for the presidency.

Associate Professor of Political Science Bert Johnson spoke with Vermont Public Radio about the link between early voting and decreased voter turnout. 

The third annual International Politics and Economics Symposium will gather scholars for a series of discussions on September 12.

Our "Professor Pundits" Matt Dickinson and Bert Johnson discuss the Obama campaign's spending spree in battleground states.

Our resident experts on presidential politics discuss Mitt Romney’s hold on the GOP nomination, and invite you to ask about the rest of the 2012 election cycle.

Middlebury's running list of fellowship recipients.