Introduction

Building on its historical strength, Yale is a leader in research and teaching in contemporary Political Science. The Department is home to around 45 faculty, whose scholarship and teaching span across the subfields of Political Science and the countries of the world. The undergraduate major is among the largest on campus, and the graduate program produces Ph.D. students who have taken leadership positions in the discipline. 

Many Political Science faculty also play active roles in related programs at Yale, such as the Program in Ethics, Politics, and Economics; Directed Studies; the Institution for Social And Policy Studies; and the MacMillian Center. The Department also sponsors numerous seminars, lectures, and conferences that are open to all members of the Yale community.

News

Paul Bracken
Professor Emeritus of Management and Political Science Paul Bracken recommended an article on the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.  “The untold story of a 1984 Montana...
Didac Queralt
Didac Queralt, Associate Professor of Political Science, has an article in Annual Reviews entitled “From Territorial Consolidation to Bureaucratic Dominance: The Long Arc of...
Shiro Kuriwaki
Assistant Professor Shiro Kuriwaki has an article in the journal Perspectives on Politics entitled “Collective Representation in Congress.” Abstract: The aspiration of...
Adam Auerbach
Associate Professor Adam Auerbach’s book Migrants and Machine Politics: How India’s Urban Poor Seek Representation and Responsiveness is now available on...
Daniel Mattingly
Daniel Mattingly, Associate Professor of Political Science at Yale University, has an article in Foreign Affairs entitled “After Xi:  The Succession Question Obscuring China’...
David Froomkin
David Froomkin, assistant professor at the University of Houston Law Center, is the recipient of the Leonard D. White Award for the best dissertation in the field of public...