Political Science Archive
Michelle Pautz, University of Dayton – Movies and Government Officials
Are government employees treated differently by the movies than in popular opinion? Michelle Pautz, associate professor
13/12/2017
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Damon Coletta, United States Air Force Academy – Educational Practice and Liberal Education
Could a focus on liberal education help America’s leadership in the world? Damon Coletta, professor of
29/11/2017
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Matthew Loveless, Center For Research and Social Progress – Misperceptions of Inequality
How much do you know about the economy’s progress? Matthew Loveless, Senior Research Fellow at the
24/10/2017
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Peter Neal Peregrine, Lawrence University – Disaster Preparedness
Disaster preparedness is often lacking. Peter Neal Peregrine, professor of anthropology and museum studies at Lawrence
29/9/2017
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Robert Garland, Colgate University – Refugees Past and Present
The refugee crisis is ongoing. Robert Garland, professor of the classics at Colgate University, examines a
28/9/2017
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Simon Haeder, West Virginia University – Lessons from the Past on Healthcare
Governments taking away healthcare is actually quite rare. Simon Haeder, assistant professor of political science at
25/9/2017
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R. Khari Brown, Wayne State University – Race, Religion and Politics
Politically charged sermons can have varying effects on congregations. R. Khari Brown, associate professor in the
30/8/2017
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Steven Pressman, Colorado State University – Struggling US Middle Class
The middle class is shrinking. Steven Pressman, professor of economics at Colorado State University, delves into
24/8/2017
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Gary LaFree, University of Maryland – Preventing Terrorist Attacks
Why have we failed to stop recent terrorist attacks around the world? Gary LaFree, professor of
8/8/2017
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Ray Raymond, SUNY Ulster – Balanced Internationalism
Navigating the world is becoming more complicated for the U.S. Ray Raymond, professor of government and
1/8/2017
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