AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

The technical is political: settler colonialism and the Australian Indigenous policy system

Between conflation and denial – the politics of climate expertise in Australia

Did the minority Gillard government keep its promises? A study of promissory representation in Australia

Issue competition between Green and social democratic parties in majoritarian settings: the case of Australia

Tweet style: campaigning, governing, and social media in Australia

No proxy for quality: why journal rankings in political science are problematic for political theory research

Karl Loewenstein, Max Lerner, and militant democracy: an appeal to ‘strong democracy’

The modern Australian university: surviving the politics of the Unified National System

Australian political studies and the production of disciplinary innocence

Social dominance orientation, fear of terrorism and support for counter-terrorism policies

Australia, US torture and the power of international law

Symposium ‘exploring the (multiple) futures of world politics through popular culture’

The dragon versus the kangaroo: perceptions of Chinese and Australian influence and development assistance in Vanuatu

AJPS Forum on ‘exploring the (multiple) futures of world politics through popular culture,’ edited by Penny Griffin

Suit of power: fashion, politics, and hegemonic masculinity in Australia

Do electoral district size and diversity affect legislative behaviour?

Exploring the potential of the popular culture and world politics agenda: actors, artefacts and the everyday

Whose politics and which science? Rethinking the discipline in the context of Australian settler colonial relationships

The politics of numbers: explaining recent challenges at the Australian Bureau of Statistics

The APSA journal list: popularity, purpose and performance

Book Reviews

Testing the waters: the limits of consequentialist logic in Australia’s asylum seeker debate

#MeToo, white feminism and taking everyday politics seriously in the global political economy

Ethics Ex Machina: popular culture and the plural futures of politics

The micro-politics of implementing and resisting principal-agent relations in a weak state

New collaborations in old institutional spaces: setting a new research agenda to transform Indigenous-settler relations

Popular culture, post-truth and emotional framings of world politics

The Turnbull government’s ‘Post-multiculturalism’ multicultural policy

Race to the top: using experiments to understand gender bias towards female politicians