Stanford’s Ph.D. in Political Science prepares scholars to investigate the structures, ideologies, and behaviors that shape governance. These dissertation ideas span political theory, institutional analysis, comparative politics, and international affairs.
Authoritarian Resilience and the Role of State Bureaucracies
Impact of Electoral Reforms on Voter Turnout and Representation
Public Opinion and Policy Responsiveness in Polarized Democracies
Digital Surveillance and Civil Liberties in Authoritarian Regimes
Comparative Analysis of Federalism and Crisis Response
Deliberative Democracy in Online Civic Engagement Platforms
Resource Scarcity and Political Violence in Fragile States
Populism and Institutional Erosion in Established Democracies
Gender Quotas and Legislative Behavior in Developing Countries
Role of Political Narratives in National Identity Formation
Foreign Policy Decision-Making in Multi-Actor Democracies
Political Economy of Climate Change Mitigation Commitments
Machine Learning Models for Predicting Electoral Fraud
Trust in Political Institutions During Economic Crises
Disinformation Campaigns and Voter Behavior in Social Media Ecosystems
Human Rights Advocacy and Norm Diffusion in Global Institutions
Cross-National Study of Police Militarization and Civil Protest
Democratic Backsliding in Transitional Political Systems
Impact of International Sanctions on Domestic Political Reform
Citizen-Led Budgeting and Accountability in Local Governments
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