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Dean of the Faculty
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CB 159
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Professor of Political Science and Chair
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Middle East Politics, U.S. Foreign Policy, Terrorism
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Mood-Bridwell 240
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Part-Time Instructor of Political Science
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Professor of Political Science
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19th Century American Transcendentalism, American Political Thought, Critical Social Theory (20th century Marxism and the Frankfurt School), Democratic Theory and Practice, Democratic Pedagogy, Gender Politics and Feminist Political Theory, The Politics of Romanticism and Modernism, Neoliberalism, Buddhist Political Theory and Buddhist Modernism, Contemplative Practices and Embodied Social Change.
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Mood-Bridwell 243
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Professor of Political Science
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Comparative Politics (Comparative Revolutions; Contentious Politics; Latin American and Caribbean Politics; Ideologies); International Politics (Peace and Conflict; IR Theory); Political Sociology.
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Mood-Bridwell 242
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Assistant Professor of Political Science
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political communication, political psychology, political behavior, public opinion
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Mood-Bridwell 239
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