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APE at APSA 2026: Big Wins, Packed Panels, and Growing Impact

Catch up on all the highlights from this years APSA meeting in Boston

APE at APSA 2026: Big Wins, Packed Panels, and Growing Impact

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New book on Power, Politics, and the Fed

New book on Power, Politics, and the Fed

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How the Great Migration Reshaped Local Government

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Elizabeth Thom Receives APSA Award for Best Public Policy Dissertation

Elizabeth Thom Receives APSA Award for Best Public Policy Dissertation

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"Space Camp for the APE-Curious"

"Space Camp for the APE-Curious"

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Isabel Perera Awarded CES Book of the Year

Isabel Perera Awarded CES Book of the Year

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Why is the U.S. Minimum Wage So Low? Shanna Rose Explains

In her new book, Shanna Rose examines how American federalism has shaped minimum wage policy over the past century.

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