| Final week readings from PS
(bold italicized readings are the ones
that are recommended)
FORUM
“Perestroika” Lost: Why the Latest “Reform”
Movement in Political Science Should Fail
Stephen Earl Bennett
[PDF] pp 177-179
SYMPOSIUM
Shaking Things Up? Thoughts about the Future of Political
Science: An Introduction
Kristen Renwick Monroe
[abstract] [PDF] [HTML] pp
181-182
Whither Political Science?
Russell Hardin
[abstract] [PDF] [HTML] pp
183-186
Politics, Political Science, and Specialization
Robert Jervis
[abstract] [PDF] [HTML] pp
187-189
Some Thoughts about Shaking Things Up: Future
Directions in Political Science
Elinor Ostrom
[abstract] [PDF] [HTML] pp
191-192
In Defense of Diverse Forms of Knowledge
Susanne Hoeber Rudolph
[abstract] [PDF] [HTML] pp
193-195
A Plea for Academic Pluralism (and a Little More Intellectual
Humility)
Marion Smiley
[abstract] [PDF] [HTML] pp
197-198
Should We Make Political Science More of a Science
or More about Politics?
Rogers M. Smith
[abstract] [PDF] [HTML] pp 199-201
Interdisciplinary Work and a Search for Shared Scientific
Standards
Kristen Renwick Monroe
[abstract] [PDF] [HTML]
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