Princeton’s Ph.D. in Politics is known for its rigorous training across political theory, comparative politics, international relations, and American politics. The following dissertation topics offer timely and impactful avenues for doctoral-level political research.
Democratic Backsliding in Emerging Economies
Political Polarization and Media Fragmentation in the U.S.
The Role of Institutions in Authoritarian Resilience
Global Governance in the Age of Climate Crisis
Voting Behavior in Multiethnic Societies
Disinformation Campaigns and Electoral Integrity
Populist Movements and the Erosion of Liberal Norms
International Sanctions and Domestic Political Change
The Politics of Pandemic Response and Public Health Policy
Gender Representation in Legislative Bodies
Constitutional Design in Divided Societies
Technocratic Governance and Citizen Accountability
Social Movements and Political Reform in Autocracies
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Political Decision-Making
The Political Economy of Global Trade Agreements
Migration Policies and National Identity Politics
Judicial Independence in Emerging Democracies
Foreign Aid and Political Accountability in Africa
Legitimacy and Authority in Global Institutions
Comparative Federalism and Regional Autonomy Conflicts
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