Political Science Faculty: Research Interests

Others

1. Sarah B. Bermeo, International Relations, International Political Economy, Relations between Industrialized and Developing Countries, Foreign Aid, Preferntial Trade Agreements, World Trade Organization, Climate Change Funding
2. Tana L. Johnson, international relations, foreign policy, international organizations, international bureaucracy, institutional origins and change, international environmental policy, international energy policy, non-state actors, international political economy, international development, Asian politics

Full Time Political Science Faculty

1. Kyle Beardsley, Conflict management, Gender in conflict management, Mediation, International, Nuclear Weapons, Peacekeeping forces, Political violence
2. Pablo Beramendi, Mobilization, Partisanship, Philosophy, Political parties, Voter turnout
3. Scott de Marchi, Mathematical methods :: Political behavior :: Institutions
4. Peter D. Feaver, Security Studies, Civil-Military Relations and Nuclear Weapons
5. Michael A. Gillespie, Continental Political Philosophy, Humanism, Religion and Politics, German Idealism, Existentialism, American Political Thought
6. Joseph Grieco, Political Economy
7. Kerry L. Haynie, Race & Ethnic Politics, U.S. State Institutions, Behavior & Identities, American Politics
8. D. Sunshine Hillygus, Conflict of Interest, Continental Population Groups, Health Care Reform, Models, Statistical, Participation, Politics
9. Alexander Kirshner, Democracy
10. Herbert P. Kitschelt, Western Europe
11. Timur Kuran, Civil society, Democracy, Development, Economic Development, Entrepreneurship, Government Programs, Hinduism, History, 15th Century, History, 16th Century, History, 17th Century, History, 18th Century, History, 19th Century, History, 20th Century, History, Ancient, History, Medieval, India, Islam, Middle East, Partnership, Political development, Social Support, Social Welfare, Socioeconomic Factors, Waqf, Zakat
12. Bahar Leventoglu, Applied Game Theory, International Relations, Political Economy.
13. Abdeslam E. Maghraoui, Politics, culture/religion, social norms, Middle East
14. Edmund Malesky, Electronic books, Leadership, Vietnam
15. Melanie Manion, Professor Manion studied philosophy and political economy at Peking University ...
16. Paula D. McClain, Racial politics and Urban politics
17. Michael C. Munger, Institutions, Public Policy, Political Behavior and Parties
18. Emerson S. Niou, International Relations, Political Economy, and Chinese Politics
19. David L. Paletz, Politics and the Media, Film and Politics
20. David E. Price, Congress and Ethics
21. David W. Rohde, Gerrymandering, Measurement, Political parties
22. David Siegel, collective action, political violence and terrorism, social networks, elections

Affiliated Faculty

1. Christopher A. Bail, Big data, Cognition and culture, Communication and culture, Culture diffusion, Mass Media, Mass media and race relations, Nonprofit organizations, Online social networks, Organizations, Social networks
2. Peter G. Fish, Judicial Process
3. Ruth W. Grant, Politics and Ethics, Early Modern Political Philosophy
4. Margaret A. McKean, Japan, Pacific Basin, and Property Rights
5. Ellen Mickiewicz, Mass Media, Democratization, and Former Soviet Union
6. Karen L. Remmer, Latin America, Democratization, Economic Policy and Performance, Military Governance
7. David Soskice, Varieties of Capitalism, Comparative Political Economy, Macroeconomics and Labor Markets. Capitalism and Politics.
8. Stephen Vaisey, Cognition and culture, Ethics, Longitudinal Studies, Moralities, Multilevel models (Statistics), Panel analysis, Politics, Social Change, Statistical matching