Jennifer Victor
Associate Professor of Political Science, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia: @jennifernvictor
Latest articles by Jennifer Victor
The rise of Donald Trump as a premier political figure is consistent with a predictable shift in American parties away from a liberal-conservative divide and toward a cosmopolitan-populist divide.
The success of outsiders like Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump means very little for the former New York mayor.
The Mischiefs of Faction are live-blogging the Granite State.
A list to help combat gender inequality in political science.
If Sanders wins and Rubio surges, do the Democrats wind up with the more interesting race to watch?
Two non-establishment, populist candidates are poised to win the nation’s first contests in the 2016 presidential campaign. Does this mean they go all the way? How does such evidence help political scientists update theories of party action?
Donate to parties, not candidates.
Knowing who’s winning is about knowing which horse race to watch.
The Mischiefs of Faction writers respond to the first Democratic debate.
“Justice never sleeps,” says Rand Paul. Apparently, neither do we.