Graduate Placements
The graduates listed on these pages have moved on from Yale University to positions in academia, government service and politics.
If you’re a Graduate from the Political Science Program at Yale University and would like to let us know what you are doing, please fill out our Graduate Placement Listing form.
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Da’Von Anthony Boyd Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2024-2025 |
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Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Black Spirit: Theorizing Black Political Theology in the Long Civil Rights Movement Bio recorded April 29, 2024 |
Changwook Ju Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2024-2025 |
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Current Position: International Security Postdoctoral Fellow Dissertation: Quantitative Studies on International Security: Military Recruitment and Effectiveness, Chinese Public Nuclear Attitudes, and Conflict-Related Sexual Violence Bio recorded May 07, 2024 |
Sam Zacher PhD Awarded: 2024-2025 |
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Current Position: Postdoctoral Scholar – Teaching Fellow Dissertation: Bio recorded May 23, 2024 |
PhD award 2023-2024 |
Chris Chambers Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2023-2024 |
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Current Position: Dissertation: Specters of Degradation: Poverty anhttp://www.annabellehutchinson.comd Uplift in Modern Political Thought Bio recorded January 30, 2024 |
Annabelle Hutchinson Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2023-2024 |
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Current Position: Bio: I study the politics and political economy of gender, race, status threat, inequality, sexism, discrimination, and redistribution. I write a monthly Gender & Politics Reserach Newsletter with Bhumi Purohit. You can read and subscribe to the newsletter at the following link: https://genderpoliticsresearch.substack.com Interests:
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Cleo O’Brien-Udry PhD Awarded: 2023-2024 |
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Current Position: Bio: My work has been published or accepted at World Development, Review of International Organizations, and PS: Political Science & Politics. Dissertation: Essays on the political economy of foreign aid Bio recorded May 09, 2024 |
Joy Wang Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2023-2024 |
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Current Position: Dissertation: Contested Developments: Regime and Social Theory in the Age of Decolonization Bio recorded January 30, 2024 |
PhD award 2022-2023 |
Michael Goldfien Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2023-2024 |
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Current Position: Bio: Other than international politics, I like watching the San Francisco Giants, cooking, and hanging out with my wife, daughter, and dog. Dissertation: Essays on Leadership, Domestic Politics, and Diplomacy Bio recorded April 21, 2023 |
Daniel A. N. Goldstein Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2022-2023 |
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Current Position: Bio: My research agenda can be further split into two strands. First, I study the political economy of public policy, i.e., how well a government achieves its policy goals. Second, I examine the cohesion and survival of democratic institutions. Aligning with the tradition of comparative political economy, my research holds implications across American and comparative politics. I hold a BA from Washington University in St. Louis and an MSc from the London School of Economics, both in political economy. I also hold an MA in Economics and an MPhil in Political Science from Yale University. Outside of academia, I’m an avid rock climber and mountaineer. I’m also quite fond of scones. Dissertation: Institutional Fault Lines: Crises, Norms, and the Informal Foundations of the State Bio recorded December 14, 2022 |
Fahd Humayun PhD Awarded: 2022-2023 |
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Current Position: Bio recorded December 13, 2022 |
Mie Inouye PhD Awarded: 2022-2023 |
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Viva Iemanja Jeronimo PhD Awarded: 2022-2023 |
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Dipin Kaur Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2022-2023 |
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Current Position: Bio: Her research focuses on ethnicity and state strategy in the shadow of political violence, with a regional focus on South Asia and the British Empire. In her ongoing book project, she investigates why states collaborate with coethnics (i.e., individuals belonging to the same ethnic groups as insurgents) in response to some conflicts, but rely on ethnic outgroups in others. She deploys a variety of empirical methods, including qualitative interviews from multi-site fieldwork, archival research, counterfactual analysis, and quantitative analysis of medium-n observational and survey data. Her other work – published in the American Journal of Political Science and Social Text – studies gender dynamics, public opinion-building in conflict, and the politics of post-conflict transitional justice. Dipin completed her Ph.D. in Political Science from Yale University in 2022 and received a Bachelors in Political Science from the University of California, Berkeley, in 2016. Dissertation: Coethnic Counterinsurgents: Explaining Variation in Ethnic Recruitment for Counterinsurgency and Conflict Outcomes in South Asia Bio recorded January 06, 2023 |
Constantine Manda PhD Awarded: 2021-2022 |
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Current Position: Bio: The IE Lab is managing an almost USD 2 million funding portfolio that includes research, capacity building, and policy engagement with as many as four impact evaluation studies of various interventions in nutrition, COVID19, and education research collaborating with academics from within and outside Tanzania and various government ministries and institutions. Prior to co-founding and directing the IE Lab at ESRF, I served as the Senior Research Analyst at Twaweza working on randomized controlled trials aimed at improving education outcomes in Tanzania. The experiments are collectively called KiuFunza, a portmanteau of the Kiswahili words that mean “thirst to learn”. Part of my work also involved liaising with internationally acclaimed research institutions such as IPA, J-PAL, CGD, CEGA, among others. I have consulted with various organizations including the World Bank, Tanzania’s Financial Sector Deepening Trust (FSDT) and REPOA. I write academic articles and policy briefs for publication, and have also contributed on the Washington Post’s Monkey Cage. You can read more on my personal website linked above. Bio recorded January 13, 2023 |
Vatsal Naresh PhD Awarded: 2021-2022 |
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Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Democracy’s Violence: Majorities, Identities, and Sociality Bio recorded December 13, 2022 |
Armando Perez-Gea PhD Awarded: 2022-2023 |
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Current Position: Bio recorded December 13, 2022 |
Clara Picker PhD Awarded: 2022-2023 |
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Current Position: Bio recorded December 13, 2022 |
Shikhar Singh PhD Awarded: 2022-2023 |
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Current Position: Dissertation: Three Essays on Distributive Politics in India Bio recorded February 26, 2024 |
Johannes Wiedemann PhD Awarded: 2022-2023 |
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Current Position: Bio recorded December 13, 2022 |
Jennifer D. Wu Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2023-2024 |
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Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Politics of Asian-ness: Understanding the Importance of National Origin and Group Membership on the Political Representation Bio recorded April 21, 2023 |
Hikaru Yamagishi PhD Awarded: 2022-2023 |
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Current Position: Bio: I am a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Program on U.S.-Japan Relations at Harvard University’s Weatherhead Center for International Affairs and an affiliate at the Weatherhead Research Cluster on Business and Government. Bio recorded December 13, 2022 |
PhD award 2021-2022 |
David Minchin Allison PhD Awarded: 2022-2023 |
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Angele Delevoye Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2021-2022 |
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Trevor Incerti PhD Awarded: 2021-2022 |
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Sophie Jacobson Contact: PhD Awarded: 2021-2022 |
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Torey McMurdo PhD Awarded: 2021-2022 |
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Darren Nah PhD Awarded: 2021-2022 |
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Stephanie Almeida Nevin PhD Awarded: 2021-2022 |
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Gwen Prowse PhD Awarded: 2022-2023 |
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Eli Rau PhD Awarded: 2021-2022 |
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Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Mobilization and Partisan Identities: A Comparative Study of Partisanship under Compulsory and Voluntary Voting |
Nica Siegel PhD Awarded: 2021-2022 |
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Current Position: Bio: Her work appears or is forthcoming in POLITY; South African Journal on Human Rights; Theoria: a Journal of Social and Political Theory; PhiloSOPHIA: a Journal of Transcontinental Feminism; Law & Social Inquiry; and an edited volume in NYU Press’s Charles Hamilton Houston Institute Series on Race and Justice. She is also a co-editor of “In Search of the Concrete Universal: The Critical Theory” of Seyla Benhabib (Edited volume under review; eds. Anna Jurkevics, Stefan Eich, Nishin Nathwani, and Nica Siegel) Dissertation: |
James Sundquist PhD Awarded: 2022-2023 |
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Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Bio recorded December 13, 2022 |
John Ternovski PhD Awarded: 2021-2022 |
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Current Position: Bio: Previously, he was a Research Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School at the Student Social Support R&D Lab, a lab specializing in large-scale field experiments in education. Prior to that, he served as the Director of Analytics at the Analyst Institute, a company that designed, implemented, and analyzed large-scale field experiments for a variety of major non-profits and campaigns. He has also worked as a freelance data and analytics consultant. He holds an MA in Statistics from Yale, an MSc in Social Science of the Internet from Oxford University, and a BA in Economics from Dartmouth College. Dissertation: |
PhD award 2020-2021 |
Mayesha Alam PhD Awarded: 2020-2021 |
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Nicholas Anderson PhD Awarded: 2020-2021 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Inadvertent Expansion in World Politics |
Tyler Bowen Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2020-2021 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Logic of Escalation and the Benefits of Conventional Power Preponderance in the Nuclear Age |
Anna Feuer PhD Awarded: 2020-2021 |
Current Position: Dissertation: The Frictionless Battlefield: Nature and Technology in Counterinsurgency Wars |
Matthew H. Graham Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2020-2021 |
Current Position: Dissertation: Mismeasuring Misperceptions: How Surveys Distort the Nature of Partisan Belief Differences |
Nate Grubman National Democratic Institute (Washington, DC) Research Consultant, Deliberative Democracy Lab, Stanford Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2020-2021
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Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Party Systems and Social Cleavages in New Democracies: Skipping Class in Postuprising Tunisia |
Stephen Herzog Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2020-2021 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: After the Negotiations: Understanding Multilateral Nuclear Arms Control |
Charlotte Hulme Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2020-2021
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Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Non-State Superpowers, Transnational Challenges, and 21st Century Global Order |
Melis G. Laebens Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2020-2021
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Current Position: Bio: I study democratic backsliding and in particular incumbent takeover attempts worldwide since 1990. My work focuses on the role of ruling parties and the power of the leader to use their parties to generate both mass and elite support for their political project. I study countries in different geographic areas, focusing on Turkey, Ecuador and Poland. As Prize Fellow, I am an independent researcher, and am expected to be an active member of the research community in Nuffield College and as well as the department of Political Science and International Relations. In addition to my research work, I also have some teaching and mentoring duties. Dissertation: Front Lines and the Home Front: Three Papers on Women’s Contributions to Non-State Armed Groups & Gender Dynamics of Conflict |
Hilary Matfess Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2020-2021
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Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Front Lines and the Home Front: Three Papers on Women’s Contributions to Non-State Armed Groups & Gender Dynamics of Conflict |
Elizabeth McGuire PhD Awarded: 2020-2021 Contact: |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Effects of Social Context on Women’s Political Engagement: Evidence from Focus Group Experiments in Tanzania |
Lilla Orr PhD Awarded: 2020-2021
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Dissertation: Three Essays on Political Responses to Opioid Use in the United States |
Christina Seyfried PhD Awarded: 2020-2021
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Current Position: Dissertation: African Bargaining Power- On the Origins of Strong Investment Deals with China |
Jiahua Yue Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2020-2021
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Current Position: Dissertation: Harnessing the Masses: International Conflict and Chinese Public Opinion |
PhD award 2019-2020 |
Tommaso Bardelli PhD Awarded: 2019-2020
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Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Hidden Labors: Households, Markets, and State Power in an American City |
Jonathon Baron PhD Awarded: 2019-2020
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Matthew Douglas Cebul Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2019-2020 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Repression and Rebellion in the Shadow of Foreign Intervention
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Carmen Lea Dege Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2019-2020 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Ethos of Non-Indifference: Max Weber’s Challenge and Karl Jaspers’s Response |
Maximilian Krahé Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2019-2020 |
Current Position: Bio: I am currently a postdoc at the Institut für Sozioökonomie at the University of Duisburg-Essen and coordinate its PhD programme, Die Politische Ökonomie der Ungleichheit (the political economy of inequality). Before this, I held the Chaire SFPI at the Royal Academy of Belgium. I obtained my PhD in Political Science from Yale University, under the supervision of John Roemer (chair), David Grewal, Douglas Rae, and Ian Shapiro. I hold an MSc in Political Theory from the LSE and a BA in PPE from Oxford University. Before my PhD, I worked as an economic consultant at Vivid Economics. I continue to consult on a freelance basis from time to time. I am the research director and one of the founders of Dezernat Zukunft, a Berlin-based macro-financial think tank. Dissertation: Another Romanticism: Rethinking Social Criticism from Rousseau to Tolstoy Interests:
Dissertation: The Modern Predicament: Capitalism, Democracy, and the Extended Division of Labour |
Itumeleng Makgetla PhD Awarded: 2019-2020 |
Current Position: Dissertation: Eye on the Wrong Prize: When Intraparty Competition Weakens Electoral Accountability |
Paul Merklinger Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2019-2020 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Concrete Confidence: Assessing the Durability, Factual Foundations, and Political Implications of Military-Grade Trust |
Stephen Moncrief PhD Awarded: 2019-2020 |
Current Position: Bio: I hold a PhD in Political Science from Yale University, where I was a Nathan Hale Fellow and winner of the James March Prize. Prior to earning my doctorate, I taught courses on public speaking and persuasive communication at Western Washington University, where I also coached the university’s debate team. Dissertation: The Long Commitment: UN Peacekeeping, Statebuilding, and Security Sector Reform |
Gautam Nair PhD Awarded: 2019-2020 |
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Molly Offer-Westort PhD Awarded: 2019-2020 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Essays in Robust Political Methodology |
Tiago Peterlevitz PhD Awarded: 2019-2020 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Opportunistic Politicians and Clientelism: Explaining Patronage Jobs and Vote Buying in Brazil |
Kyle Peyton PhD Awarded: 2019-2020 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Experiments on Legitimacy and Intergroup Relations: Policing, Trust, and Prejudice in the United States |
Lauren Pinson PhD Awarded: 2019-2020 |
Current Position: Bio: Her broader work focuses on the politics of cross-border issues including illicit trafficking, counter trafficking aid, border security, and migration. She has published collaborative side projects in journals including Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (USA) and Political Analysis. Her research interests include security, political economy, non-state violence, and survey and field experiments. Pinson has been a National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellow, an ISPS Graduate Policy Fellow, a PEO Scholar, and a Frank M. Patterson Fellow. NSF’s Graduate Research Opportunities Worldwide, the Research Council of Norway, the Peace Research Institute of Oslo (PRIO), and the Whitney and Betty MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies at Yale have supported her research. During 2017 and 2018, she was a visiting researcher at PRIO and a visiting junior fellow at The Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva. She has conducted fieldwork in Mexico, Jamaica, Grenada, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the Solomon Islands. Dissertation: Blood or Money: Why States Allow Illicit Economies |
Chris Price PhD Awarded: 2019-2020 |
Current Position: Bio: I was previously a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the University of Chicago’s Project on Security and Threats (CPOST). I did my doctoral studies at Yale University, where I was affiliated with the Order, Conflict, and Violence (OCV) and Political Violence and its Legacies (PVL) programs. Dissertation: Legacies of War: Group Identification, Ethnic Polarization, and Civil War Violence |
Naomi Scheinerman Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2019-2020 |
Current Position: Bio: In her dissertation and current book project, she endorses using randomly selected bodies of lay individuals as promising institutional avenues for democratic participation in regulating new and emerging biotechnologies, particularly gene editing Currently a postdoc in the Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy at the University of Pennsylvania, her work lies at the intersection of science, democratic thought, expertise, trust, ethics, and law. Prior to joining the department at Penn, she was also an AI Initiative Joint Fellow-in-Residence at Harvard University’s Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics and the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society. Naomi also worked as a research assistant at The Hastings Center and received her BA in philosophy and political science at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Dissertation: Regulating the Revolution: Democratic Theory and Emerging Technologies |
Matthew Shafer Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2019-2020 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: What Violence Was: On the Limits of a Political Concept |
Louis M Wasser PhD Awarded: 2019-2020 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Anti-Regime and Separatist Opposition Strategies: Institutional and Extra-Institutional, Violent and Nonviolent |
Baobao Zhang Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2019-2020 |
Current Position: Bio: My current research focuses on trust in digital technology and the governance of artificial intelligence (AI). I study (1) public and elite opinion toward AI, (2) how the American welfare state could adapt to the increasing automation of labor, and (3) I graduated with a PhD in political science (2020) and an MA in statistics (2015) from Yale University. In 2019-2020, I worked as a postdoctoral fellow in MIT’s Political Science Department and a fellow at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Dissertation: Three Essays on the Politics of U.S. Social Programs Video: 2019-12-12 - Center for Technology Innovation at Brookings - “Lessons of history, law, and public opinion for AI development.” |
PhD award 2018-2019 |
Consuelo Amat Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2018-2019 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Emergence and Consolidation of Opposition to Authoritarian Rule |
John Dearborn Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2018-2019 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Representative Presidency: The Ideational Foundations of Institutional Development and Durability |
Nikhar Gaikwad Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2018-2019 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Identity Politics and Economic Policy |
Amy Gais Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2018-2019 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Bound by Belief: Rethinking Liberty of Conscience in Early Modern Political Thought |
Lisa Gilson Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2018-2019 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Another Romanticism: Rethinking Social Criticism from Rousseau to Tolstoy |
Aaron Greenberg PhD Awarded: 2018-2019 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Moral Wayfinding in the City of Man: Recovering the Political Thought of Reinhold Niebuhr |
Lynn Hancock PhD Awarded: 2018-2019 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: An Experimental Study of Legislative Responsiveness |
William G. Nomikos Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2018-2019 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Local Peace, International Builders: How the UN Builds Peace from the Bottom Up |
Hari Ramesh Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2018-2019 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Directed Association: A Defense of State Action in the Pursuit of Radical Democracy |
Mara Redlich Revkin PhD Awarded: 2018-2019 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Three Essays on the Microfoundations of Rebel Governance: Theory and Evidence from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria |
Andrés R. Vargas Castillo Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2018-2019 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Legacies of civil war: wartime rule and communal authority in rural Colombia |
Elizabeth Iams Wellman Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2018-2019 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Citizenship Beyond Borders: The Politics of Emigrant Enfranchisement in Africa |
PhD award 2017-2018 |
Kassandra Maja Birchler Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2017-2018 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Emotions and the Psychology of Politics |
Natália S. Bueno PhD Awarded: 2017-2018 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Distributive Politics of Non-State Welfare Provision |
Joshua R. Goodman Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2017-2018 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: “Negotiating Counterinsurgency: The Politics of Strategic Adaptation” |
Paul Linden-Retek Associations and Memberships PhD Awarded: 2017-2018 |
Current Position: Post-doctoral Emile Noël Global Fellow Paul Linden-Retek is a Post-doctoral Emile Noël Global Fellow at NYU School of Law. He received his Ph.D. from Yale in 2018 and holds previous degrees from Harvard University (A.B. in Social Studies) and Yale Law School (J.D.). Paul’s research and teaching interests are in contemporary political and legal theory, in particular the political philosophy of European integration, global constitutionalism, and law and the humanities. Paul has taught at Yale College on the politics and theory of human rights, law and globalization, public international law, and the moral foundations of politics. He sits on the Advisory Committee of the Multidisciplinary Academic Program in Human Rights at Yale. Paul has worked previously as a legal adviser in the Human Rights Section, Office of the Government of the Czech Republic; the Legal Unit, International Civilian Office/EU Special Representative, Kosovo; and the EU Department, Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic. He is currently at work on his first book, entitled, The time of law: Europe’s crisis and the future of post-national constitutionalism. Publications and Articles:
Dissertation: The Time of Law: Europe’s Crisis and the Future of Post-National Constitutionalism |
Daniel Masterson PhD Awarded: 2017-2018 |
Current Position: Assistant Professor Daniel Masterson is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Daniel’s research explores conflict between refugees and host communities, refugee decision making about when and where to migrate, and how refugees cooperate in order to support themselves, with a regional focus in the Middle East. Daniel’s work has appeared in the American Political Science Review and the Journal of Conflict Resolution. Before joining UCSB, Daniel was a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Immigration Policy Lab at Stanford University. He received his PhD in political science from Yale University, a Master in Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School, and a BA from Bates College. Interests: Migration, displacement, humanitarian policy, Middle East politics |
Jerome Schafer PhD Awarded: 2017-2018 |
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PhD award 2016-2017 |
Suparna Chaudhry PhD Awarded: 2016-2017 |
Current Position: Bio: In 2018, I received the American Political Science Association’s (APSA) Human Rights Section’s award for Best Dissertation, as well as the International Studies Association’s (ISA) Best Human Rights Paper Award. My work has been published in International Organization, Journal of Peace Research, Journal of Human Rights, Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, Global Policy, as well as The Washington Post. I received the Robert O. Keohane Award for best article published by an untenured scholar in International Organization for 2022. I was a finalist for Teacher of the Year at Lewis & Clark College in 2022. Previously, I was a Post-Doctoral Fellow in U.S. Foreign Policy and International Security at the John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding at Dartmouth College. I received my Ph.D. from Yale University’s Department of Political Science, an M.A. from the Committee on International Relations at the University of Chicago, and a B.A. in History (Honors) from St. Stephen’s College, University of Delhi. |
Stefan Eich PhD Awarded: 2016-2017 |
Current Position: Bio: Stefan received his PhD in Political Science from Yale University and holds an MPhil in Political Thought and Intellectual History from the University of Cambridge, as well as a BA in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from the University of Oxford. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in Political Theory, Modern Intellectual History, Capitalism and History, and History & Theory. His book manuscript, The Currency of Politics: The Political Theory of Money from Aristotle to Keynes (under contract with Princeton University Press), recovers constitutive debates about money as a political institution in the history of political thought. Dissertation: The Currency of Justice: Money and Political Thought |
German G. Feierherd Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2016-2017 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Left Behind: How Politics Shapes Labor-Markets in Latin America |
Anna Jurkevics PhD Awarded: 2016-2017 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Cosmopolitan Territories: Land, Jurisdiction, and International Law |
Jiyoung Ko PhD Awarded: 2016-2017 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: A Prelude to Violence? The Effect of Nationalism on Interstate Violence |
Gareth Nellis Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2016-2017 |
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Pia Raffler PhD Awarded: 2016-2017 |
Current Position: Dissertation: Information, Accountability, and Political Elite Behavior |
Steven Rosenzweig PhD Awarded: 2016-2017 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Logic of Violence in Electoral Competition |
Niloufer Siddiqui PhD Awarded: 2016-2017 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Under the Gun: Political Parties and Violence in Pakistan |
Michael Weaver PhD Awarded: 2016-2017 |
Current Position: Bio: His current project, a book on the public acceptability of lynching, argues that changes in the reach and inclusivity of publicity enable and constrain both criticism and justification of violence. This work draws on extensive historiography of lynching and novel historical newspaper data to trace both the emergence and rise to dominance of white supremacist narratives that justified lynching in the wake of Reconstruction as well as the proliferation of critiques levelled by both African Americans and white opponents of lynching. In addition to his work on lynching, Weaver’s other work examines the effects of electing ethnic political parties and violence in India and Indonesia, the effects of military service in the American Civil War on racial attitudes, and the effects of inflammatory political rhetoric on violence. His research has been published in the American Political Science Review and the Quarterly Journal of Political Science. Prior to joining our Department, Weaver was a Collegiate Assistant Professor at the University of Chicago (2016-2017), and a Statistical Consultant at Yale University StatLab. He earned his BA at the University of Chicago. |
PhD award 2015-2016 |
Blake Emerson Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2015-2016 |
Current Position: Bio: Emerson’s book, The Public’s Law: Origins and Architecture of Progressive Democracy (Oxford University Press, 2019), offers a history and theory of democracy in the American administrative state. His articles have appeared or are forthcoming in the Yale Journal on Regulation, Yale Law Journal, Minnesota Law Review, and Review of Politics, among other publications. He has co-authored two reports on federal agency best practices for the Administrative Conference of the United States, and written shorter contributions for the Notice and Comment Blog, Regulatory Review, and Law and Political Economy Blog. Emerson received his B.A. magna cum laude with Highest Honors from Williams College, his Ph.D. with Honors from Yale University, and his J.D. with Honors from Yale Law School. In 2017, he received an American Constitution Society prize for regulatory and administrative law scholarship. Dissertation: Between Public Law and Public Sphere: Reconstructing the American Progressive Theory of the Administrative State |
Daniel S. Feder PhD Awarded: 2015-2016 |
Current Position: Dissertation: Three Essays on Citizens’ Perceptions of Government Competence, and What Those Perceptions Mean for American Politics and Policy |
Francesca Grandi PhD Awarded: 2015-2016 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Troubled Peace. Political Violence in Post-conflict Settings. |
Alexandra Hartman PhD Awarded: 2015-2016 |
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Ben Jones Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2015-2016 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Paradox of Secular Apocalyptic Thought: A Study of Its Influence in Politics |
PhD Awarded: 2015-2016 |
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Mary McGrath PhD Awarded: 2015-2016 |
Current Position: Bio: I use quantitative methods to study political behavior. My Google Scholar page is here. |
Rebecca Nielsen PhD Awarded: 2015-2016 |
Current Position: Bio: My research has been supported by the Department of Defense Minerva Initiative, the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, the National Science Foundation, and the Yale MacMillan Center for International Studies. |
Erin Pineda PhD Awarded: 2015-2016 |
Current Position: Assistant Professor of Government |
PhD award 2014-2015 |
Selim Erdem Aytac PhD Awarded: 2014-2015 |
Current position: Bio: Dissertation: Relative Performance and the Incumbent Vote: A Reference Point Theory of Economic Voting |
Cameron Ballard-Rosa PhD Awarded: 2014-2015 |
Current Position: Dissertation: Regime-Contingent Biases and the Politics of Sovereign Default |
Rob Blair PhD Awarded: 2014-2015 |
Current Position: Assistant Professor of Political Science and International and Public Affairs |
Lara Chausow PhD Awarded: 2014-2015 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: It’s More Than Who You Know: The Role of Access, Procedural and Political Expertise, and Policy Knowledge in Revolving Door Lobby |
Adam Michael Dynes Brigham Young University Department of Political Science PhD Awarded: 2014-2015 |
Current Position: Bio: Publications: “Ideology, Learning, and Policy Diffusion: Experimental Evidence.” - with Butler, Daniel M., Craig Volden, and Boris Shor. American Journal of Political Science 61 (1): 37–49. “How Politicians Discount the Opinions of Constituents with Whom They Disagree.” - with Butler, Daniel M. American Journal of Political Science 60 (4): 975–89. “Partisanship and the Allocation of Federal Spending: Do Same-Party Legislators or Voters Benefit from Shared Party Affiliation with the President and House Majority?” - with Gregory A. Huber. American Political Science Review 109(01): 172-86. Projects: |
Adom Getachew PhD Awarded: 2014-2015 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Rise and Fall of Self-Determination: Towards a History of Anti-colonial Worldmaking |
Adi Greif Contact information: PhD Awarded: 2014-2015 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Long-Term Impact of Colonization on Gender |
Corinna Jentzsch PhD Awarded: 2014-2015 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Militias and the Dynamics of Civil War |
Jung Kim PhD Awarded: 2014-2015 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Divided Government and Legislative Bargaining in Japan and South Korea |
Lucy Martin PhD Awarded: 2014-2015 |
Current Position: Dissertation: Taxation and Accountability in Sub-Saharan Africa |
Luis Schiumerini PhD Awarded: 2014-2015 |
Current Position: Bio: My research uses tools of causal inference to examine how citizens engage democracy in the developing world, with a focus on Latin America. My research has been published or is forthcoming at The Journal of Politics, British Journal of Political Science, Journal of Conflict Resolution, Perspectives on Politics, and at University of Michigan Press. My book project, Incumbency Bias, proposes a novel behavioral theory to account for incumbency advantage and disadvantage in developing democracies, and takes advantage of causal evidence from Latin America. I earned a Ph.D. in Political Science from Yale University and a B.A. in Political Science from Universidad Torcuato Di Tella. Previous Positions: Dissertation: Incumbency and Democracy in Latin America |
Rory Truex Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2014-2015 |
Current Position: Dissertation: Representation within Bounds: Politics and Policymaking in China’s National People’s Congress |
PhD award 2013-2014 |
PhD Awarded: 2013-2014 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Model Assisted Causal Inference |
Allison Carnegie Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2013-2014 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: States Held Hostage: Political Hold-up Problems and the Reshaping of Coercive Diplomacy |
Erica De Bruin Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2013-2014 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: War and Coup Prevention in Developing States |
Madhavi Devasher PhD Awarded: 2013-2014 |
Current Position: Assistant Professor of Political Science |
Shawn Fraistat PhD Awarded: 2013-2014 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Liberal Democracy, Authority, and Care |
Matthew Longo Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2013-2014 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Sovereignty in the Age of Securitization: A Study on Borders and Bordering in the US after 9/11 |
Shivaji Mukherjee Contact information: PhD Awarded: 2013-2014 |
Current Position: Bio: I also have an interest in state formation, legacies of colonial institutions, and other types of political violence in South Asia like Hindu Muslim violence and Kashmir insurgency. Dissertation: Colonial Origins of Maoist Insurgency in India: Historical Legacies of British Indirect Rule |
Celia Paris Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2013-2014 |
Current Position: Bio: I was previously an assistant professor at Loyola University Maryland, where I taught a variety of courses including Public Opinion and American Democracy, Media and Politics, and Environmental Politics. I received my PhD in Political Science from Yale University in 2014. My research uses survey experiments, along with media content, focus groups, and political theory, to illuminate how people make sense of the everyday messages they receive about government and politics. My scholarly work seeks to clarify how the public reacts to a variety of complex political stimuli, including news reports about debates in Congress, candidate messaging about qualifications for office, loaded political categories like “welfare” and “assistance to the poor,” and even fictional portrayals of unjust totalitarian governments. I have published articles in The Journal of Politics, Public Opinion Quarterly, Perspectives on Politics, and Legislative Studies Quarterly. Dissertation: Can’t They All Just Get Along? Representative Democracy and Managing Political Disagreement in America. |
Kyohei Yamada PhD Awarded: 2013-2014 |
Current Position: Dissertation: Causes and Consequences of Municipal Mergers in Japan |
PhD award 2012-2013 |
Regina Bateson Contact information: PhD Awarded: 2012-2013 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Order and Violence in Postwar Guatemala |
Teresa M. Bejan Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2012-2013 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Mere Civility: Tolerating Disagreement in Early Modern England and America |
Uday Chandra Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2012-2013 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Negotiating Leviathan: Statemaking and Resistance in the Margins of Modern India |
PhD Awarded: 2012-2013 |
Current Position: Bio: The more traditional blurb: agile, results-oriented leader with experience in business strategy and development, consulting, product management, people operations, and financial management. Sophisticated data analysis skills. I have led organizational success in ambiguous environments by combining micro-level and big picture analysis. My responsibilities have included managing the work of engineering, design, product research and usability, and customer-facing teams. I have developed business strategy, led pivots, and leveraged my detailed understanding of clients to launch successful SaaS products. Dissertation: The End of the Closed Corral: Explaining the Decline of Clientelism in Brazil |
Calvert Jones Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2012-2013 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Bedouins into Bourgeois? Social Engineering for a Market Economy in the United Arab Emirates |
Paul Kenny Contact information: PhD Awarded: 2012-2013 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Patronage Network: Broker Power, Populism, and Democracy in India |
Jonah Schulhofer-Wohl Contact information: PhD Awarded: 2012-2013 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Dynamics of Civil Wars: The Causes and Consequences of Subsidies to Armed Groups |
Luke Thompson Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2012-2013 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Constitutional Duty: Emergency Power and the American Presidency |
Peter J. Verovsek Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2012-2013 |
Current Position: Bio: After completing his doctorate, he spent three years as Lecturer on Social Studies at Harvard University (2013-16), where he also served as co-founder and co-chair of the European Union Study Group at the Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies. He has also held appointments as a research fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities in Bad Homburg, Germany, at the Jean Monnet Foundation in Lausanne, Switzerland, and at the Normative Orders Cluster of Excellence at the Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Dissertation: A Critical Theory of Memory: Rupture and Integration in the Wake of Total War |
PhD award 2011-2012 |
Lihi Ben Shitrit Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2011-2012 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Frames of Exception: Women’s Activism in Religious Political Movements |
Valerie Frey PhD Awarded: 2011-2012 |
Current Position: Bio: Valerie is currently the lead researcher and manager of the cross-national OECD “Risks that Matter” household survey, which looks at people’s perceptions of the social and economic risks they face and how well they feel their government responds to their concerns. Learn more at the Risks that Matter website: https://www.oecd.org/social/risks-that-matter.htm Valerie also lectured in economics at Sciences Po from 2013 to 2015. Prior to the joining the OECD in 2012, Valerie worked as a research assistant at Yale University and as a consultant for the World Bank Governance and Public Sector Management Group. She completed her Ph.D. at Yale in 2012. Dissertation: “Equality of Opportunity in the Higher Education Century: Class, Race, and Public Merit-Based Aid for College” |
Yi Kang PhD Awarded: 2011-2012 |
Current Position: Dissertation: Managing Openness, Managing Disasters: Challenges and Opportunities Confronting Non-Democracies in A New Era |
Paul Lagunes Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2011-2012 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation Title: Monitoring as a Democratic Imperative: A Study on Corruption and Accountability in Mexico |
PhD Awarded: 2011-2012 |
Current Position: Bio: |
Leonid Peisakhin PhD Awarded: 2011-2012 |
Current Position: Dissertation: Long Shadow of the Past: Identity, Norms, and Political Behavior |
PhD award 2010-2011 |
Ana Arjona Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2010-2011 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Social Order in Civil War |
Onur Bakiner Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2010-2011 |
Current position: Bio: Dissertation: Coming to Terms with the Past Power, Memory and Legitimacy in Truth Commissions |
Karisa Cloward Contact: PhD Awarded: 2010-2011 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: When Norms Collide: Micro-Level Responses to the Transnational Campaign Against Gender-Based Violence |
Dominika Koter PhD Awarded: 2010-2011 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Ties and Votes: Social Structure and Electoral Politics in Africa |
Xiaobo Lu PhD Awarded: 2010-2011 |
Current Position: Dissertation: The Political Causes and Consequences of Inequality of Opportunity |
Joel A. Middleton Contact: PhD Awarded: 2010-2011 |
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Juli F. Minoves-Triquell PhD Awarded: 2010-2011 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Monarchy, A Democratic Paradox: The Head of State in European Parliamentary Democracies |
Robert Person Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2010-2011 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Nothing to Gain But Your Chains: Popular Support for Democracy and Authoritarianism in the Former Soviet Union |
Abbey Steele Contact Information: Publications: PhD Awarded: 2010-2011 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Unsettling: Civilian Displacement during Civil Wars |
PhD award 2009-2010 |
Laia Balcells Ventura PhD Awarded: 2009-2010 |
Current Position: Provost’s Distinguished Associate Professor |
Brandon Kinne Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2009-2010 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Beyond the Dyad: How Networks of Economic Interdependence and Political Integration Reduce Interstate Conflict |
David G. Leslie PhD Awarded: 2009-2010 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Thorn of Radical Alterity: Critical Theory and the Transcendence of the Other |
Christopher B. Mann PhD Awarded: 2009-2010 |
Current Position: Dissertation: The Impact of Cost and the Role of Message in Voter Mobilization: Registration, Vote by Mail, and Election Day Field Experiments |
Nigel Thalakada Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2009-2010 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: From balance of power to management of power: unipolarity and the evolution of America’s cold war |
Shatema Threadcraft PhD Awarded: 2009-2010 |
Current Position: Dissertation: To Labor Free and Equal: The Black Female Body and the Body Politic |
PhD award 2008-2009 |
Sonali Chakravarti PhD Awarded: 2008-2009 |
Current Position: Bio: Her book Radical Enfranchisement in the Jury Room and Public Life (University of Chicago Press, 2019) considers what it would mean to change the way we educate jurors to make them more aware of the distinctive role they play in legitimating (and denying) punishment enacted by the state. Radical enfranchisement requires a more ambitious standard for civic education and is motivated by two sets of ideals: the first is accuracy in assessing evidence without recourse to bias and the second is a heightened appreciation for the authority a jury has to legitimate or deny punishment for the defendant as a decision distinct from their reflection on the evidence. The book posits three key moments in the trial: the standard of reasonable doubt, the hung jury, and jury nullification as critical to fomenting the ideal of radical enfranchisement. Dissertation: Anger, Resentment, Depair: Negative Emotions and the Political Philosophy of Truth Commissions |
Kushanava Choudhury PhD Awarded: 2008-2009 |
Dissertation: Superfluous People |
Stephen M. Engel PhD Awarded: 2008-2009 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: ‘A Mere Party Machine’? Judicial Authority, Party Development, and the Changing Politics of Attacking the Court |
Josip Glaurdic PhD Awarded: 2008-2009 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: United in Failure: Foundations of Post-Cold War Europe and the Dissolution of Yugoslavia |
Michael A. Helfand PhD Awarded: 2008-2009 |
Current Position: Bio: His academic articles have appeared in numerous law journals, including the Yale Law Journal and the New York University Law Review. Professor Helfand also often provides commentary on clashes between law and religion, writing for various general audience publications, including the Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, USA Today, and the Forward. Dissertation: A Liberalism of Sincerity: Lockean Toleration and the Internal Point of View |
Nicole Kazee Contact: PhD Awarded: 2008-2009 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Walmart Welfare |
LaiYee Leong Contact: PhD Awarded: 2008-2009 |
Current Position: Bio: LaiYee teaches undergraduate courses on Islam and Politics, Movements and Protests, the Politics of the Middle East, the Politics of Southeast Asia, and American Foreign Policy. She is also designing a new Global Security Program at SMU. Dissertation: Islamic Groups, Strategic Adaptation, and Democratization in Indonesia. |
Harris Mylonas Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2008-2009 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Assimilation and its Alternatives: The Making of Co-Nationals, Refugees and Minorities |
Nasos Roussias Contact: PhD Awarded: 2008-2009 |
Current Position: Dissertation: Party System Evolution in Transitional Democracies: Learning and Strategic Coordination |
Stephen Shewfelt PhD Awarded: 2008-2009 |
Current Position: Bio: |
PhD award 2007-2008 |
Rafaela Dancygier Contact: PhD Awarded: 2007-2008 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Immigration and Conflict |
Contact: PhD Awarded: 2007-2008 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: An Organizational Approach to Social Movement Success |
PhD Awarded: 2007-2008 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: State Formation at the Grassroots: Civil Society, Decentralization, and Democracy |
Stephen Kosack PhD Awarded: 2007-2008 |
Current Position: Bio: |
Elizabeth Saunders PhD Awarded: 2007-2008 |
Current Position: Bio: |
Justin Zaremby Contact: PhD Awarded: 2007-2008 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Serving Two Masters: The Intellectual as Political Advisor |
PhD award 2006-2007 |
PhD Awarded: 2006-2007 |
Current Position: |
Chinyelu Kambui Lee PhD Awarded: 2006-2007 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Sacred, the Secular and the Sick: The Church and the Politics of AIDS in Malawi |
PhD award 2005-2006 |
Nancy Brune Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2005-2006 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Financial Liberalization in Developing Countries |
PhD Awarded: 2005-2006 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: So much to do, so little time: Term limits and state fiscal policy |
Robin J. Hayes Contact: PhD Awarded: 2005-2006 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: “ ‘I Used the Term ‘Negro’ and I was Firmly Corrected’: African Independence, Black Power, and Channels of Diasporic Resistance” |
Rachel Milstein Sondheimer Contact: PhD Awarded: 2005-2006 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Education-Participation Nexus: Rethinking Conventional Wisdom with Randomized and Natural Experiments |
Annalisa Zinn PhD Awarded: 2005-2006 |
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PhD award 2004-2005 |
Matthew Green Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2004-2005 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Speakers of the House of Representatives and the Exercise of Legislative Leadership |
Alexandra G Guisinger Contact: PhD Awarded: 2004-2005 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Understanding Cross-Country Patterns in Trade Liberalization |
Douglas Woodwell Contact: PhD Awarded: 2004-2005 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Nationalism in International Relations: Norms, Foreign Policy, and Enmity |
PhD award 2003-2004 |
Ethan J Leib Contact: PhD Awarded: 2003-2004 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Deliberative Democracy in America |
PhD Awarded: 2003-2004 |
Current Position: Bio: |
Sarah Song PhD Awarded: 2003-2004 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Culture, Gender, and Equality |
PhD award 2002-2003 |
Mary Comerford Cooper Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2002-2003 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Returning Shares to the People? The Politics of the Stock Market in China |
Jamie Morin PhD Awarded: 2002-2003 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Squaring the Pentagon: the Politics of Post-Cold War Defense Retrenchment |
Patricia Nordeen PhD Awarded: 2002-2003 |
Current Position: Dissertation: Adam Ferguson on Civil Society: Enlightenment, Community, and the Market |
Jason Sorens Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2002-2003 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Political Economy of Secessionism: Regional Responses to Globalization |
PhD award 2001-2002 |
Greg Forster Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2000-2001 |
Current Position: Bio: His primary scholarly interest is studying how the structures of culture and civilization (family, work, education, business, politics, etc.) respond to the challenge of the gospel and the ambiguous tensions of religious freedom, in order to equip the church to be good citizens of both the Kingdom of God and our human communities. Dissertation: John Locke’s Politics of Moral Consensus |
Jeffrey Friedman Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2000-2001 |
Current Position: Dissertation: The Politics of Communitarianism and the Emptiness of Liberalism |
Nathan Jensen PhD Awarded: 2000-2001 |
Current Position: Bio: |
Colleen Shogan Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2000-2001 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Presidential Moral Rhetoric: Leadership, Strategy, and Development |
Meredith Weiss PhD Awarded: 2001-2002 |
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PhD award 2000-2001 |
Stephen G. Brooks Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2000-2001 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: The Globalization of Production and International Security |
Jacob S. Hacker Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2000-2001 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Boundary Wars: The Political Struggle over Public and Private Social Benefits in the United States |
Eileen Hunt Botting Personal Website: PhD Awarded: 2000-2001 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Revolution in a Little Platoon: Wollstonecraft, Burke, and Rousseau on the Transformation of the Family |
Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2000-2001 |
Current Position: Bio: Dissertation: Covert Action and Democratic Peace: Why Democracies Fight Secret Wars |
Steven James Wulf Contact Information: PhD Awarded: 2000-2001 |
Current Position: Dissertation: Political Skepticism: Philosophical Skepticism in Hume, Burke, and Oakeshott’s Political Thought |