CPSA Prize in Comparative Politics

This biennial prize has been established to recognize the contribution of political scientists to the field of comparative politics.

Rules 2022 (Call to submit in fall 2021)

Kuokkanen’s beautifully written, theoretically innovative, and empirically original book examines Indigenous . . .

A Liberal Partisan? A Socio-Psychological Approach to Visible Minority Canadians’ Political Preferences …

Michelle Bonner’s Policing Protest in Argentina and Chile tackles an increasingly relevant political phenomenon . . .

Dietland Stolle and Michele Micheletti’s Political Consumerism breaks new ground in the empirical exploration . . .

Lisa Vanhala’s Making Rights a Reality? Disability Rights Activists and Legal Mobilization . . .

Pablo Policzer’s The Rise & Fall of Repression in Chile (Notre Dame University Press, 2009) asks a Weberian . . .