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The internationalisation of political science is an uneven process. Existing studies have shown that it is characterised by centre-periphery relationships, with dominant Western countries setting the international standards of the discipline and scholars from the East and the Global South struggling to adapt to these standards. Fewer studies, however, have been devoted to the tensions that internationalisation creates within the Western world of political science. Through a study of the case of France, this article argues that some of the countries that enjoy a rather dominant position globally may still be internally divided by the changes brought about by internationalisation. The article portrays French political science as divided between institutions and scholars that are strongly connected to international venues, and others that are not. It concludes that the internationalisation of political science is best portrayed as a conflicted process and a point of contention, rather than a smooth process of gradual convergence.

"Reprinted from the Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science for May, 1906." ; Cover-title. ; The economic handicap of the Negro in the North / K. Miller -- The Negro in the trades unions in New York / Mary W. Ovington -- The migration of Negroes to the North / R.R. Wright, Jr. -- The training of the Negro laborer in the North / H.M. Browne -- The industrial condition of the Negro in New York City / W.L. Bulkley -- The three amendments / J. Bascom. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; BEIN JWJ Zan2 906 +In2: Original wrappers.

The 2005 recipients of the Rowman & Littlefield Award for
Innovative Teaching in Political Science are Barbara Allen and Greg
Marfleet of Carleton College.The Northeastern Political Science Association (NPSA) held its annual
meeting in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in November 2005.

Intro -- Titre -- Copyright -- About the book -- This eBook can be cited -- Table of contents -- List of tables and figures -- List of acronyms -- Introduction. - Toward a More Eclectic, Pluralist and Cosmopolitan Political Science? (Ramona Coman / Jean-Frédéric Morin) -- 1. Politics, pluridisciplinarity and professionalization -- 1.1. Three challenges over the history of political science -- 1.2. Towards eclecticism, pluralism and cosmopolitanism? -- 2. Investigating scholarly journals -- 2.1. The benefits of exploring a discipline through its journals -- 2.2. Limitations in the study of scholarly journals -- 3. Content and orientation of this book -- Chapter 1. - 30 Years of West European Politics: And The Winner Is… (Clément Jadot) -- Introduction -- 1. Unlocking comparative politics through the use of keywords -- 2. Issues that count: West European Politics through the prism of content analysis -- 2.1. 1978-1987: WEP's positioning between the one and the many -- 2.2. 1988-1997: WEP's tardy look at the EU -- 2.3. 1998-2007: Forging ahead -- 2.4. 1978-2008: West European Politics, from "splendide isolement" to ongoing internationalization -- 3. From content to challenges: questioning the core values of European comparative politics -- 3.1. Political parties in the 21st century: old dogs, new tricks? -- 3.2. West European Politics opening up: one step at a time -- Conclusion -- Chapter 2. - Assessing Party Research Decline: A View from the British Journal of Political Science (Caroline Close) -- Introduction -- 1. Data and methods -- 2. Assessing the decline in party research: a view from the British Journal of Political Science -- 2.1. General perspectives -- 2.2. The three faces of parties -- 3. Is party research in decline?.

The methodological problems of research on judicial behavior are examined through a review of the existing research in this area. Four components of methodology are examined: research design; data sources & generation procedures; operationalization & measurement of concepts; & statistical methods & measures. Judicial behavior is understood to have a primary focus on the explanation of the behavior of individual decisionmakers, but also includes decision making within or by groups of decisionmakers & by courts. 147 References. Modified HA.