Enjoy the American Political Science Association conference with the latest offerings from Cambridge University Press.
As a long-standing sponsor of the annual APSA conference, Cambridge is proud to showcase the latest research in all political science disciplines. Visit our in person both in Philadelphia and explore all we have to offer on our virtual booth below.
APSA 2025 Award Winners & Honorable Mentions
Highlights
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Who Nominates?
Journals
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PS: Political Science & Politics
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Perspectives on Politics
Elements
Open Access Titles
Higher Education - Textbook Highlights
Our collection of political science textbooks spans the full range of the discipline, with offerings in International Relations, American Politics, Comparative Politics, and Research Methods.
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Formal Models of Crisis Bargaining
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Diplomatic Tradecraft
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International Organizations
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American Foreign Policy and Process
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Black Political Thought
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Beyond Rationality
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Inferential Network Analysis
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Formal Models of Domestic Politics
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Inequality
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Foundations of Comparative Politics
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Latin American Politics and Society
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Politics and International Law
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Power in Movement
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Gender and Elections
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Russian Politics Today
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U.S. and Latin American Relations
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The Law of Armed Conflict
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Understanding War and Peace
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The Grammar of Time
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Republic at Risk
How to get your book published
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How to get your book published, part 3
- 28 March 2013,
- Cambridge University Press Social Science Publisher John Haslam offers a few final notes on getting your first book ready for publication. …
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How to get your book published, part 2
- 21 March 2013,
- In his second post, Cambridge University Press Social Science Publisher John Haslam offers a few more notes on getting your first book ready for publication....
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How to get your book published, part 1
- 14 March 2013,
- In the first of three posts, Cambridge University Press Social Science Publisher John Haslam offers a few notes on getting your first book ready for publication.…...