David Easton Lecture and Memorial Mini-Conference: Diversity, Marginalization and Inclusion: The Future of Political Science

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Letter from UCI Ethics Center director and political science Chancellor’s Professor Kristen Renwick Monroe about the conference:How does the very nature of a scholarly discipline – what we study — relate to how we define ourselves and the issues of diversity, marginality, and inclusion in our profession? This question served as the driving force behind this mini-conference – the first of two to be held at the University of California, Irvine – and several APSA panels sponsored jointly by the various status committees of the APSA and the Women’s Caucus for Political Science.

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