Past Events
Find video and resources from past events below.
Find video and resources from past events below.
Interpretivists do Interpretive Methods Series
Nicholas Rush Smith (CUNY-City College) and Erica Simmons (University of Wisconsin, Madison) will speak to the use of comparison with an ethnographic sensibility. This talk will take place via Zoom. The talk is open to the public, but registration is required.
This roundtable showcases recent research in interpretive political science, bringing together authors of new books in a conversation that will shed light on new directions in interpretive methods and methodologies.
Please join other members of the IMM group at our annual business meeting during the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association in Philadelphia.
The café allows for one-on-one and group discussions, networking and support in an informal setting. Here, café “visitors” will find several round tables set up in the café meeting room; each table has a placard which displays the method being discussed at that table (e.g., “Interviewing”) and one or two “specialists” in that research method sitting at that table.
From interrogating concepts such as state failure to evaluating methods for studying sex work or collecting data at-a-distance, from unpacking policy-makers' prioritizations of disease management over eradication to calls for a political science that engenders political change, this panel spotlights the many important ways interpretive and critical sensibilities can enhance the study of states and the societies that inhabit them.
