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Reforming Hiring Practices in Political Science

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The article "Toward Better Hiring Practices" explores methods to improve recruitment processes.

It highlights several challenges faced by political science departments and offers practical recommendations designed to enhance diversity, equity, and inclusion within academia.

Key Insights: The piece provides actionable strategies for implementing more effective hiring protocols. It emphasizes the importance of structured interviews, blind review processes where possible, and implicit bias training.

The authors utilize a combination of qualitative analysis and case studies from various institutions to develop their findings.

Their conclusions suggest that these reforms can lead to demonstrably fairer outcomes across different political science subfields.

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Toward Better Hiring Practices was authored by Elizabeth Carlson and Christopher Zorn. It was published by Cambridge in PS in 2021.
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