Vol. 47 No. 3 (2018): Cui Bono Scientia Politica?

Published: 2018-12-28

Editorial of the special issue

Cui Bono Scientia Politica? A Multi-Dimensional Concept of Relevance and the Case of Political Science in Austria

Martin Senn, Franz Eder

1-17
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Special issue article

Interdisciplinarity as a Source of Relevance for Political Science

Philipp Decker, David F. J. Campbell, Jürgen Braunstein

19-32
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The relevance of empirical political science in Austria: Ask important questions, study them rigorously, and let people know

Laurenz Ennser-Jedenastik, Thomas M. Meyer, Markus Wagner

33-42
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Societal Relevance Dimensions of Graduating in Political Science in Austria

Sabine Gatt, Lore Hayek, Christian Huemer

43-53
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Forum

An inside job! Political Science’s Retreat from the Public Sphere

Anneliese Rohrer

55-58
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When Practitioners (Don’t) Call and Scholars Remain Mute

Christoph Konrath

59-63
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Building bridges between research on politics and political action

Eva Lichtenberger

65-68
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Does the economy need political scientists?

Manuela Leitner

69-70
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Schlussfolgerungen

Struggling to Address the ‘Big and Burning’ Questions: The Opportunities and Perils of (Austrian) Political Science Going Mainstream

Reinhard Heinisch

71-79
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The Discipline of Political Science: (Re)Positioning between Naïve Objectivity and Self-Destroying Pure Partisanship

Anton Pelinka

81-88
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