When engaging with other countries, the US government has a number of different policy
instruments at its disposal, including foreign aid, international trade, and the use of military …

Much has been written in recent years about the claimed polarization of the US electorate,
with substantial differences as to whether there has been greater spatial polarization, at …

To better inform public health officials during a flu pandemic, this study analyzes a
representative statewide telephone survey among 1,602 adults to examine knowledge and …

Recent research, including an article by Charles Kupchan and Peter Trubowitz in this
journal, has argued that the United States' long-standing foreign policy orientation of liberal …

Political geographers have long been aware of a deep rural-urban divide regarding party
affiliation, voting behavior and political attitudes (Berry, Markee, Fowler, & Giewat, 2000; …

Is establishment internationalism in decline? Conventional wisdom is becoming that
structural shifts in the international environment along with generational, demographic, and …

The election outcomes of a place hinge largely on what is within its political boundaries:
economic, social, cultural, and other compositional factors facing voters. Yet, it is also …

In the 2000 presidential campaign, then-candidate George W. Bush called for a" humbler"
foreign policy. Yet, as President, Bush surprised both domestic and international audiences …

This intervention targets the much heralded demise of the map in geography and the
recently proposed “rethinking” of maps. It comprises contributions from two political …

1 While democratic politics has always been populist (Laclau 2002), the 2008 economic crisis
animated a range of global publics Page 1 1 While democratic politics has always been …