Political Science Archive
Brian Harward, Allegheny College – Congressional Responsiveness to Presidential Unilateralism
On Allegheny College Week: The executive branch and Congress have different ideas of presidential power. Brian
25/5/2020
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Kenneth Ruscio, University of Richmond – The Founders Hoped for the Best and Prepared for the Worst
On Jepson School of Leadership Studies Week: Did our Founding Fathers plan for the best or
24/4/2020
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Jessica Flanigan, University of Richmond – The Case Against Voting for Charisma
On Jepson School of Leadership Studies Week: The best leaders aren’t always the charismatic ones. Jessica
23/4/2020
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Corey Walker, University of Richmond – Religion in American Public Life
On Jepson School of Leadership Studies Week: The debate over religious symbols on public land is
20/4/2020
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Heather Yates, University of Central Arkansas – Political Humor and Gender in American Politics
Does political humor look the same when aimed at female candidates? Heather Yates, assistant professor of
19/3/2020
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Mustafa Kirisci, St. Mary’s College of California – Impulsiveness of Leaders and State Repression
Repression of citizens can be an impulsive act of a desperate politician. Mustafa Kirisci, visiting assistant
16/3/2020
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Katelyn Knox, University of Central Arkansas – Race and National Identity in Contemporary France
How do you fight racism in a supposed post-racial society? Katelyn Knox, associate professor in the
26/2/2020
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Jenna Reinbold, Colgate University – Religious Freedom
Americans are confused about religious freedom. Jenna Reinbold, associate professor of religion at Colgate University, examine
24/2/2020
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Brett Levy, University at Albany – Reducing Political Polarization Through Education
On University at Albany Week: Having an open mind could lead to a better political future.
10/1/2020
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Gary Ackerman, University at Albany – Defining What Drives A Terrorist
On University at Albany Week: Is terrorists’ violent behaviors driven by an ideology? Gary Ackerman, associate
6/1/2020
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