Fall '08 Issue of Undergraduate Journal Features Four Original Articles

    The Fall, 2008 issue of the Pi Sigma Alpha Undergraduate Journal of Politics is now available, and features four new articles written by undergraduate students at colleges and universities across the nation! While many of the articles begin as research theses or extended term papers, the Journal is pleased to publish these selections as original articles to journal scholarship biannually. In the current issue, which is Volume VIII, Number II, these articles are:

• "Technology and Intelligence: A Strategic and Tactical Analysis," Michael Snelgrove, U.S. Air Force Academy
• "Too Much Cleavage? Regional Implications for Democratic Consolidation in Post-Communist Ukraine," Alexander Jakubow, University of Richmond
• "Manly Women: A Look at the Effects of Masculine Qualities on Women's Political Success," Audrey Curtis, Dominican University of California
• "The Politics of Pharmaceutical Crops," Michelle J. Price, Gustavus Adolphus College

    The Journal was founded in Spring, 2001 by the Delta Omega Chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha at Purdue University, under the name The American Undergraduate Journal of Politics and Government. In 2004, the Journal received formal sponsorship from Pi Sigma Alpha and became the Pi Sigma Alpha Undergraduate Journal of Politics. Currently, it is co-edited by John Nobrega and Kevin Rautenstrauch, members of Zeta Upsilon Chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha at Union College (NY). The publication welcomes submissions of outstanding undergraduate scholarship on a rolling basis throughout the year, and encourages both students and professors to be on the lookout for exemplary work at this level that is worthy of dissemination in a published journal.  For more information on submitting articles for consideration of publication or subscribing to the Pi Sigma Alpha Undergraduate Journal of Politics, click here.