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To coincide with the 2023 ����������� World Congress of Political Science in Buenos Aires, the International Political Science Review (IPSR) centered its latest issue (June 2023, Volume 44, Number 3) on South America, with a focus on electoral politics: Sendra and Llamazares ask whether populism is in reverse in Argentina; Put et al. consider campaign funding for incumbents in Columbia; Bonifácio and Botelho evaluate the extent to which an economic vote contributed to the electoral success of Hugo Chávez in Venezuela; and Mont’Alverne et al. focus on Brazil, exploring democratic attitudes among politically engaged citizens. Finally, Schultz and Levick examine multilateral treaty cooperation across Latin America. 

The four further articles include research on gender in the European Parliament’s economic governance policies, bilateral aid, natural resource wealth, the informal economy, as well as domestic legal traditions and international cooperation. The issue concludes with a note of thanks to the IPSR reviewers in 2022. Across the discipline, it has become increasingly difficult to secure reviewers for manuscripts, and a special word of thanks goes out to our colleagues for their continued support of IPSR.

While ����������� members can access the current issue and the dating back to 1980 through the “My �����������” menu, the paywall on this issue will be lifted for the month of July to facilitate sharing of research with scholars across the world.