Polity

Papers
(The median citation count of Polity is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Democracy and the Unconscious41
Was Iris Marion Young a Relational Egalitarian?20
Unruly Theories18
Ask a Political Scientist: An Interview with Robert Meister on Debt, Finance Capitalism, and the US-Israeli Alliance in the Post Cold War Politics of Human Rights17
Front Cover15
Justice and the Politics of Feminist Philosophy12
Feeling Seen11
Front Matter10
Plato the Novelist: The Family Saga in Republic 8–910
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John Rawls and Liberal Guilt7
Hyperpolarization, Distrust, and Civil Religions in America Today7
Front Matter7
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Classics Revisited: Cedric J. Robinson’s Black Marxism: The Making of the Black Radical Tradition and Beyond6
Visions of Police Power: A Symposium on Abolition Politics6
Revisiting Luker’s Classic6
Response to thePolityCollection6
Constructing Vulnerability and Victimhood at the EU Border6
Fukuyama’s Universal History6
A New Style of Thinking: Hanna Pitkin’s Wittgenstein5
Referendum Model Forecasts: Trump and the 2022 Midterm Errors5
Front Matter5
Dancing with the Stars5
What’s Wrong with the Critique of Populism5
Democratic Civil Religion and the Kleisthenic Reforms5
The Impact of Politicians’ Populist Performance on Perceived Political Authenticity4
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Nicholas Xenos about Critical Theory, Democratic Politics, and the Problems with Patriotism4
“Georgia On My Mind”: State-Level Voter Suppression After Shelby and the End of the Second Reconstruction4
Abortion and the Politics of Motherhood and the Discipline of Political Science4
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Eva Anduiza on Polarization, Equality, and Being a Leader4
The New York Congressional Gerrymander: A Social Science and Policy Lesson4
Étienne de La Boétie and the Politics of Alterity4
Like Shooting Fish in a Barrel4
The Lost Clause: Reinterpreting the Declaration’s Silence on the Atlantic Slave Trade4
Global South International Relations (GSIR): Enhancing the Explanatory Power of the Discipline4
For a Complex Concept of Populism3
Front Cover3
A Politolinguistic Approach to Populism3
Front Matter3
The Generic Ballot Model and the 2022 Midterm Election3
Bong Joon-ho’s Okja: Transatlantic Racism, Transpacific Capitalism, and Intimate Subversion3
Whither Difference, Whither Recognition? Iris Marion Young’s Justice and the Politics of Difference Revisited3
How Woke Can a Juror Be? The Jury in the Chauvin Trial, Critiques of Law Enforcement, and a New Model of Impartiality3
Gendering Transitional Justice: A Racialized Construction of Victimhood in Post-Revolutionary Tunisia3
Triplicates3
Angela Davis and Critical Theory, from Kant to Abolition3
The Spectacle of Death in the Fight Over Reproductive Rights3
Do Perceptions of Ingroup Discrimination Fuel White Mistrust in Government? Insights from the 2012–2020 ANES and a Framing Experiment3
Diversity in Judicial Leadership in the American States3
Betting on Black: Emergency Management Hedges on the Marginalized3
How the Christian Right Slayed a Monster and Reframed the Religion Clauses in Bremerton3
Backlash Blues: Assessing How Political Scientists Conceptualize (or Don’t) Reactionary Force3
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Pride or Prejudice? Clarifying the Role of White Racial Identity in Recent Presidential Elections3
On Claire Jean Kim’s Bitter Fruit: Asian American Positionality in Asian American Political Thought3
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Front Matter2
Wollstonecraft’s Gothic Violence2
Front Matter2
Thank You to Our Reviewers2
Bitter Fruitat Twenty2
Who Values Political Authenticity? The Antecedents and Electoral Consequences of Voters’ Preference for Authentic Politicians2
The “Reality” of Campaign Production Strategy: What We Talk About When We Talk About Political Authenticity2
The Minimalist Marxist: How Adam Przeworski United Political Science with Democracy as Free and Fair Election2
Ethnographic Methods in Populism Research: Towards A Multidimensional Approach2
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Stephen Skowronek about American Political Development and the Policy State2
Danielle Allen and the Continuous Project of American Making2
On The Edge2
Front Cover2
The Unique and the Universal in International Studies Theories from the Global South2
Forecasting the 2022 U.S. House Elections with a State-by-State Model: No Red-Carpet Treatment for the Republicans2
More Things in Heaven and Earth: Liberal Imperialism and The End of History2
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with James M. Jasper about Emotions, Politics, and Social Movements2
Representing Ecological Grief2
A Cosmopolitan Politics of Difference2
Front Matter2
Shame2
Acknowledging Hanna Pitkin: A Belated Discovery of a Kindred Spirit2
Logics of Race and Capitalism in the Political Economy of Time: The Case of Military Naturalizations2
Iowa Electronic Markets Seat Distribution Forecasts for the 2022 U.S. House and Senate Elections: A Retrospective2
Taking Account2
Front Cover2
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Ruled by Women: Gynocratic Disorder in Aristotle’s Sparta2
Forty Years Later2
“The People” and Climate Justice: Reconceptualizing Populism and Pluralism within Climate Politics2
Contested Victimhood of a “Virgin Terrorist”2
On the Uses of Acknowledgment for Injustice: Disavowal and Deflection in Baldwin’s Thought2
Trajectories2
A Conversation with Joan Tronto about Making Good Care a Central Concern of Political Life2
The Class Constraints on Social Democracy2
Ordinary Language and Race: Hanna Pitkin and Toni Morrison in Tandem and Tension2
Wittgenstein and Justice as Method2
Populism: Complex Concepts and Innovative Methods2
The Crisis of Capitalist Democracy: A Reply to Adam Przeworski2
Research as “Waystation” in the Midcentury Homophile Movement2
A Genealogy of Fraternal Alliance and Medicalized Abortion: The Hippocratic Oath in Roe v. Wade2
Capitalist Democracy and Socialist Strategy2
Ask a Political Scientist Symposium on the Contributions of Danielle Allen: Introduction2
Blue Moon2
Fredric Jameson: Dialectical Criticism and the Politics of Theory2
Race, Democracy, and Empire: Delegates to Congress from DC and the Territories2
What Can We Learn from History?: Competing Approaches to Historical Methodology and the Weberian Alternative of Reflexive Understanding2
How Policy Models Change: Insurgent Narratives of Policy Authority since the Great Recession2
Political Authenticity: Cases and Consequences2
States of Injury Today1
A State-Level U.S. House Election Forecast Model for 2022: Modeling the Potential Effects of Gerrymandering1
The Supreme Court and the Limits of Descriptive Representation1
Front Cover1
Introduction1
The Serpent and the Whale: Leviathan in Billy Budd1
Educating the Body Politic: How Hobbes’s Civil Science Strengthens and Constrains the Sovereign1
Front Matter1
Thank You to Our Reviewers1
Beyond the Anglo-World: Settler Colonialism and Democracy in the Americas1
The Thesis of the Inevitability of Reformism: Fiction and Occlusion1
The Complex Constructions of the People and the Leader in Populism1
Post-Politics, Climate Movements, and the Problem of Radical Status-Quoism1
Front Matter1
Going Back1
Quantitative Populism: Of Shapes and Shades1
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Raymond Geuss on Realism, Liberalism, and Political Imagination1
Mind the Gap: A Machiavellian Lesson in Anti-Racism1
Adam Smith’s Cosmopolitan Liberalism: Taste, Political Economy, and Objectification1
Front Matter1
Mapping Theories of Racial Capitalism: From Necessity to Entanglement1
Who’s “Really” Authentic? The Role of Race, Gender, and Party in Shaping Perceptions of Candidate Authenticity1
The Legacy of Bitter Fruit in Political Science1
Right-Wing Populist Re-Politicization and the “Hollowing Out” of the Neoliberal State1
Which Iphigenia is Sacrificeable? Jean Racine and the Gendered Politics of Desire1
After Liberation: Sex, Social Movements, and Capital Since the New Left1
Is The End of History a Great Book?1
The Police Abolitionist Movement and the Neoliberal Paradox1
Weight Stigma, Citizenship, and Neoliberal Democracy1
Thoughtlessness in the Age of Homeland Security: Race, Surveillance, and Bureaucratic Violence in Immigration Enforcement1
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A Race and Capitalism Framework to Study Financial Access1
Front Matter1
Intentionally Left Blank1
Spectacles, Political Education, and Democracy: Re-reading Rousseau’s Letter to M. D’Alembert1
Blank Space1
There Are Only People: Lessons from the Movement to Repeal Abortion Laws, 1963–19701
Eyes Wide Shut1
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with William Howell on Podcasting, the Presidency, and American Politics in the Age of Authoritarianism1
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Yuen Yuen Ang about China and Political Science1
Alienation and Political Action, Revisited1
Think Structurally, Act Individually?: Racial Sympathy and Political Behavior1
Treaty as De-Fetishizing Critique: A Social Theory of Treaty Interpretation1
STOP WARS1
Play, Work, and Marcuse’s Critique of Opposition1
Response toPolitySymposium: White Identity Reconsidered1
Reproductive Justice Knowledge Production in the Post- Dobbs Crisis1
The Authentic A**hole: Candidate Consistency, Causality, and the Vote1
Bitter Fruit as Boundary Pushing and Sustaining1
Front Cover1
Long Day’s Journey Into Night1
Thank You to Our Reviewers1
The Past is Present1
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Jacqueline Anne Braveboy-Wagner on Small States, the Global South, and Being a Trailblazer1
Ask a Political Activist: A Conversation with Loretta Ross on the Past, Present, and Future of Reproductive Justice1
Hanna Pitkin on Conceptual Puzzlement1
Race, Class, Bitter Fruit, and the Big Apple: A Short Story1
The Last Human1
Constellating the Politics of Motherhood toward Justice1
Fanon’s Clinic: Revolutionary Therapeutics and the Politics of Exhaustion1
Residues and Derivations: Vilfredo Pareto and Affective Politics1
Conceptual Contestation: An Empirical Approach1
Vegans and “Green-Collared Criminals”: the Depoliticization of Animal Advocacy in Public Discourse1
“The Cruelty is the Point”: Virtue Ethics and Immigration1
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