Polity

Papers
(The TQCC of Polity is 2. 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 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Front Cover33
On Claire Jean Kim’s Bitter Fruit: Asian American Positionality in Asian American Political Thought13
Bitter Fruit as Boundary Pushing and Sustaining12
Educating the Body Politic: How Hobbes’s Civil Science Strengthens and Constrains the Sovereign12
Contested Victimhood of a “Virgin Terrorist”10
Beyond the Anglo-World: Settler Colonialism and Democracy in the Americas8
Ask A Political Scientist: A Discussion with Imani Perry about Feminist Methods and Radical Politics7
Seen Like a State7
Conclusion: The Paths Forward7
“The Voice of America”: The Speaker of the House and Foreign Policy Agenda-Setting6
Front Cover6
“To Make Men Believe Their Rebellion Just”: Thomas Hobbes and the Study of Civil War6
Ethnographic Methods in Populism Research: Towards A Multidimensional Approach6
The Generic Ballot Model and the 2022 Midterm Election6
Iowa Electronic Markets Seat Distribution Forecasts for the 2022 U.S. House and Senate Elections: A Retrospective5
Sights of Violence: Self-Immolation at the Border5
Do Perceptions of Ingroup Discrimination Fuel White Mistrust in Government? Insights from the 2012–2020 ANES and a Framing Experiment5
Forecasting the 2022 U.S. House Elections with a State-by-State Model: No Red-Carpet Treatment for the Republicans5
The Police Abolitionist Movement and the Neoliberal Paradox5
Citizenship in Times of Crisis: A Comment on Danielle Allen’s Democratic Theory5
The Serpent and the Whale: Leviathan in Billy Budd5
Front Cover4
Pride or Prejudice? Clarifying the Role of White Racial Identity in Recent Presidential Elections4
Is The End of History a Great Book?4
The Authoritarian Personality4
Front Matter4
Democracy and the Unconscious4
Theorizing Powers: Response to Critics4
A Politolinguistic Approach to Populism4
Front Cover4
Danielle Allen and the Continuous Project of American Making4
The Complex Constructions of the People and the Leader in Populism4
A Segmented Theory of Immigration Regime Development4
Introduction3
Angela Davis and Critical Theory, from Kant to Abolition3
Shelter Abolition and Housing First: Rethinking Dominant Discourses on Homeless Management3
Play, Work, and Marcuse’s Critique of Opposition3
The “Reality” of Campaign Production Strategy: What We Talk About When We Talk About Political Authenticity3
The Age of Melancholy: The Imagination in the History of Modern Political Thought3
Justice and the Politics of Feminist Philosophy3
Iron Cages and Ballot Boxes: Prosecutors, Elections, and Subnational Statebuilding3
For a Complex Concept of Populism3
Front Cover3
Rawls, Genealogy, History3
Political Leaders or Social Media Influencers? The Cases of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Chiara Ferragni3
Unruly Theories3
The Authoritarian Personality and the History of Fascism3
Thoughtlessness in the Age of Homeland Security: Race, Surveillance, and Bureaucratic Violence in Immigration Enforcement3
Ideas from the Global South: Dependency and Decoloniality3
Acknowledging Hanna Pitkin: A Belated Discovery of a Kindred Spirit3
A Loss for Words3
Introduction: Constructing and Contesting Victimhood in Global Politics3
Was Iris Marion Young a Relational Egalitarian?3
Think Structurally, Act Individually?: Racial Sympathy and Political Behavior2
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Cynthia Enloe about Gender and Global Politics2
Claiming Victimhood Within the Sex Industry—How the Trafficking Agenda Interacts with Sex Worker Rights2
Front Matter2
Political Rawls2
Reflecting Upon James Scott’s Seeing Like a State2
Ordinary Language and Race: Hanna Pitkin and Toni Morrison in Tandem and Tension2
The Authentic A**hole: Candidate Consistency, Causality, and the Vote2
Representing Ecological Grief2
The Authoritarian Personality 2.02
After Liberation: Sex, Social Movements, and Capital Since the New Left2
Front Cover2
Front Matter2
Front Cover2
Bong Joon-ho’s Okja: Transatlantic Racism, Transpacific Capitalism, and Intimate Subversion2
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Michael S. Lewis-Beck about Vote Choice, Election Forecasting, and the 2022 Midterms2
Fukuyama’s Universal History2
Introduction2
The Delicate Order of Liberalism: Resentment Politics and the Public Trust2
Further Reflections onSeeing Like a State2
Why Allen Ran2
Front Cover2
Opportunistic Behavior and Its Effect on Perceptions of Pandering2
Taking Account of the Visual Politics of Populism2
Ask a Political Scientist: A Conversation with Catharine A. MacKinnon about Power, Politics, and Political Science2
Populism: Complex Concepts and Innovative Methods2
How the Christian Right Slayed a Monster and Reframed the Religion Clauses in Bremerton2
Plato the Novelist: The Family Saga in Republic 8–92
José Carlos Mariátegui’s Historical Relativism as Historical Materialism2
The Effect of “Do Everything” on “Unity in Diversity”: A Neopluralist Examination of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and the General Federation of Women’s Clubs2
“We Don’t Win Anymore”: Donald Trump, China, and the Politics of Victimhood Nationalism2
Reading Rawls Rightly:A Theory of Justiceat 502
Front Cover2
Bitter Fruitat Twenty2
Blinded by the White (Nationalism): Separatist Ideology and Discounting the Threat of COVID-19 to Society2
Front Cover2
States of Injury Today2
Feeling Seen2
Front Matter2
The Intersection of Direct Democracy and Representative Government: State Legislators’ Response to Ballot Measures2
The Politics of Law: Capricious Originalism and the Future of the Supreme Court2
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