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- Caroline A. Hartzell
Chairperson/Professor, Political Science
Academic Focus: International relations, civil conflict, political economy of development - Valerie Andrews
Academic Administrative Assistant for Political Science and Management, Political Science
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Faculty
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- Caroline A. Hartzell
Chairperson/Professor, Political Science
Academic Focus: International relations, civil conflict, political economy of development
- Yasemin Akbaba
Professor, Political Science
Academic Focus: International Relations, Religion and Conflict, Foreign Policy Analysis
- Bruce Anders Larson
Professor, Political Science - Roy Dawes
Associate Professor, Political Science
Academic Focus: American Politics, Research Methods and Statistics, Public Policy
- Douglas Page
Associate Professor, Political Science - Lindsay Reid
Associate Professor, Political Science
Academic Focus: International Relations, Conflict Management, Civil Wars
- Alauna Safarpour
Assistant Professor, Political Science
Academic Focus: American Politics, Race and Ethnic Politics, Public Opinion, Participation
- Katerina Traut
Visiting Assistant Professor, Political Science - David Lewis
Adjunct Professor, Political Science - Annie Morgan
Adjunct Professor, Political Science - Daniel O'Connor
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Political Science - Valerie Andrews
Academic Administrative Assistant for Political Science and Management, Political Science
Our distinguished faculty’s publications
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Article ‘Civil War Settlements, Perceived Agreement Fairness, and Trust in Political Authorities: Investigating the Influence of Power Sharing on Public Opinion in Divided Societies.’ by Prof. Caroline A. Hartzell, Matthew Hoddie, and Prof. Douglas Page
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Article Civil War Mediation and the Conflict Environment: Does Regional Instability Influence the Onset of Mediation? by Prof. Lindsay Reid, Kelly M. Kadera, and Mark J.C. Crescenzi
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Article Divisive or Descriptive?: How Americans Understand Critical Race Theory Prof. Alauna Safarpour, Kristin Lunz Trujillo, Jon Green, Caroline Pippert, Jennifer Lin and James
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Power Sharing and Power Relations after Civil War by Prof. Caroline Hartzell
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Reassessing the relationship between homophobia and political participation by Prof. Douglas Page, Phillip Ayoub, Catharine Arranz ’20, Matthew Montes ’22, and Taylor Paulin ’22
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Revisiting the lavender votet by Prof. Douglas Page and Taylor Paulin ’22
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Theorizing potential downstream cultural consequences of LGBT+ Activism by Prof. Douglas Page
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Article ‘Civil War Settlements, Perceived Agreement Fairness, and Trust in Political Authorities: Investigating the Influence of Power Sharing on Public Opinion in Divided Societies.’ by Prof. Caroline A. Hartzell, Matthew Hoddie, and Prof. Douglas Page
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Article Civil War Mediation and the Conflict Environment: Does Regional Instability Influence the Onset of Mediation? by Prof. Lindsay Reid, Kelly M. Kadera, and Mark J.C. Crescenzi
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Article Divisive or Descriptive?: How Americans Understand Critical Race Theory Prof. Alauna Safarpour, Kristin Lunz Trujillo, Jon Green, Caroline Pippert, Jennifer Lin and James
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Article Power Sharing and Power Relations after Civil War by Prof. Caroline Hartzell
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Article Reassessing the relationship between homophobia and political participation by Prof. Douglas Page, Phillip Ayoub, Catharine Arranz ’20, Matthew Montes ’22, and Taylor Paulin ’22
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Article Revisiting the lavender votet by Prof. Douglas Page and Taylor Paulin ’22
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Article Theorizing potential downstream cultural consequences of LGBT+ Activism by Prof. Douglas Page