Political Science Education - Science topic

Is Foreign Affairs an academic peer-reviewed source or it is an academic-style magazine?

Dear colleagues,

I am preparing questionnaires for online admission with a population of the final grades of elementary and second grades of high schools.

In the research design, I have a student questionnaire and parent questionnaire.

I am planning to use Google Forms as a platform for data collection.

My question is this: Which would be the best way to anonymously connect data from student and parent questionnaires?

Ivan

I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Professor Steven Lukes for an online series on explaining political science and political theory concepts organized by the International Association for Political Science Students (IAPSS). Having cited Professor Lukes' works on the concept of power in many an undergraduate essay, it was an honour to hear his perspectives on the application of his theory to contemporary phenomena and on the future of research on this topic. I hope that this video will be a useful resource for students learning about the third dimension of power theory in class. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsYkduHaAQU

#politicalscience #theory #power #learning #highereducation

I've been working on understanding the underrepresentation of women in CS and was wondering if you are still working on new projects on Physics.

I am searching for a study ( I know it exists but I cannot find it :-( ... ), that shows that gender impacts decision making in financial settings (investment decisions) or in math exercises, as soon as they are posed in the beginning. 

Thank you for your help! :)

I am looking for a validated scale (in English or Turkish) to measure school principals' social justice leadership. 

I am looking at the relation of civic education in school on the forms of protest of pupils, also in ideas of their future life. For my text, I will need some theoretical background to support my hypothesis.

I've been researching education for democracy and its off-shoots, such as democratic education, citizenship education, global citizenship, and social justice education, etc., for over a decade, and have found a lot of references to the implicit and explicit need for democracy but it is not easy to find specific programs that centrally focus on the complexity of democracy (political literacy, power relations, social justice, stopping war, poverty and discrimination, etc.). The normative, hegemonic approach is to focus on elections, political parties and mainstream institutions, which are important, but which under-value the vast array of actions, engagements and movements required to build a more decent society. As education is, I believe, a fundamental pillar to building a democracy, I would be interested in learning from colleagues of programs they are aware of that cultivate counter-hegemonic consciousness, those that can effectively empower marginalized and non-marginalized students, and also seek to address social inequalities that are often promoted and re-produced in and through formal education. Thank you, and I look forward to your responses.

Has the 'Informer-Fi- Dead Culture" become institutionalized in some societies due to the fear of criminals and the inability of police to protect citizens?

Hello there! Spanish Journal of Psychology just published our last paper. Commentaries are welcome... "Young Adults’ Knowledge of Politics: Evaluating the Role of Socio-Cognitive Variables Using Structural Equation" Brussino, Medrano, Sorribas & Rabbia - Link: http://www.ucm.es/info/psi/docs/journal/v14_n1_2011/art183.pdf