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Politics Faculty

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Professor of Politics; Dean, College of Arts and Sciences
MacAlister Hall, suite 4020
3250 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
dsb93@drexel.edu
215.895.1891
Department
  • Department of Politics
Research & Teaching Interests

Democracy; Economic Development; International Political Economy; Inequality


Associate Professor
School of Law, Room 265
rose.corrigan@drexel.edu
215.571.4736
Department
  • Department of Politics
Research & Teaching Interests

Women and politics, public law, American politics and policy


Assistant Professor
3025 MacAlister Hall
tbc52@drexel.edu
Department
  • Department of Politics
Research & Teaching Interests

Policing; Conflict; Political Economy of Crime; Authoritarian Politics; Research Methods


Professor of Politics; Department Head, Department of Politics
MacAlister, Room 3025
dilworth@drexel.edu
215.895.2471
Department
  • Department of Politics
  • Center for Public Policy
Research & Teaching Interests American political development, urban politics, public policy

Assistant Professor
3025 MacAlister
mg3828@drexel.edu
Department
  • Department of Politics
Research & Teaching Interests

Political Violence; Conflict Processes; Foreign Policy; Sports and Politics; Qualitative Methods; Descriptive Research


Professor of Politics; Associate Dean for Faculty Advancement
3021-F MacAlister Hall
hunoldc@drexel.edu
Department
  • Department of Politics
  • Center for Science, Technology and Society
  • Center for Public Policy
Research & Teaching Interests Environmental political theory; deliberative democracy; human-animal studies; multispecies ethnography; multispecies urbanism; wild horses and burros

Associate Professor
3101 Market Street, Room 222
amk438@drexel.edu
215.895.2463
Department
  • Department of Politics
  • Center for Science, Technology and Society
Research & Teaching Interests

Science, technology, and medicine, environmental health, cities and place, feminist theory, medical anthropology, experimental ethnography


Assistant Teaching Professor

sergei.kostiaev@drexel.edu
Department
  • Department of Politics
Research & Teaching Interests

Public Policy: U.S. Health Care Policy, ACA-Exempt Plans American Politics: Interest Groups, Lobbying, Coalitions; International Relations: U.S. sanctions


Assistant Teaching Professor

skm328@drexel.edu
Department
  • Department of Politics
Research & Teaching Interests

International Law; National Security; Canada-US Relations; Border Relations


Professor Emerita


Department
  • Department of Politics
  • Department of Global Studies and Modern Languages
Research & Teaching Interests

Explores the politics of national identity, sovereignty, citizenship and gender with a special focus on Southeastern Europe. Her recent work looks at violence, borders, and space and promotes the notion of soft-borders, transnational citizenship, and relational sovereignty.

Department
  • Department of Politics
  • Department of Global Studies and Modern Languages
Research & Teaching Interests

Human rights; Economic development; United Nations; Sustainable Development; International Ethics; Rights-based Approach to Development


Professor
3101 Market Street, Room 217
ottinger@drexel.edu
Department
  • Department of Politics
  • Center for Science, Technology and Society
  • Center for Public Policy
Research & Teaching Interests

Environmental justice; Political theory; Science and technology policy; Citizen science; Science and engineering ethics; Information infrastructures; Community-based research


Associate Professor
3101 Market Street, 221
cbs78@drexel.edu
215.571.4650
Department
  • Department of Politics
  • Center for Science, Technology and Society
Research & Teaching Interests
  • The role of affect in scientific knowledge, how public claims about affect are used to establish authority, and the role of affect as an analytic tool and method in science studies.
  • Productive entanglements between so-called “lay” and “expert” knowledge.
  • Affective dimensions of social movements that have engaged medical authorities and patient groups.
  • Modes through which information about scientific practice—as opposed to scientific findings—is communicated to different publics.
  • How discourse about what science is or ought to be shapes both peopleʼs reception of scientific information and their personal investment in science as a form of knowledge.

Professor
MacAlister 3021-E
jat368@drexel.edu
Department
  • Department of Politics
Research & Teaching Interests

political economy; mortality; social development; business cycles; Chernobyl; climate change; world economy;

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