Annual Review of Political Science

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This journal examines political science scholarship across various subfields. Recent articles focus on the politics of memory and monuments in the United States, climate change politics in the developing world, and the political participation of nonelite women, particularly in the Global South. It also covers Indigenous politics in Latin America, the return of inflation as a political economy issue, and the role of bureaucracy in international politics. Further topics include LGBTQI politics, democratic duties, geopolitical alignments, and the use of digital technologies in political control. The journal also explores the relationship between democracy and the environment, participatory institutions, clean energy transitions, populist parties, and the decline of liberal trade policies. Additionally, it addresses academic freedom, relational egalitarianism, rural politics in the United States, and the causes and consequences of women's suffrage.

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