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Research & Teaching Interests
Women and politics, public law, American politics and policy
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Research & Teaching Interests
Policing; Conflict; Political Economy of Crime; Authoritarian Politics; Research Methods
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Department of Politics
- Center for Public Policy
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American political development, urban politics, public policy
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Research & Teaching Interests
Dynamics of conflict-related violence; intra-armed group politics and socialization; statistics in human rights
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Department of Politics
- Center for Science, Technology and Society
- Center for Public Policy
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Research & Teaching Interests
- Green Politics and Environmental Political Theory
- Human-Animal Studies
- Urban Sustainability
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Department of Politics
- Center for Science, Technology and Society
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Science, technology, and medicine, environmental health, cities and place, feminist theory, medical anthropology, experimental ethnography
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Department of Politics
- Department of Global Studies and Modern Languages
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Department of Politics
- Department of Global Studies and Modern Languages
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International organizations, international finance, development, human rights
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Department of Politics
- Center for Science, Technology and Society
- Center for Public Policy
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Environmental justice, energy, air quality, citizen science, big data, expertise, science and engineering ethics
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Research & Teaching Interests
Behavioral politics, public opinion, political communication
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Research & Teaching Interests
Electoral Systems, Political Parties, American Political Development, Ideal Point Estimation
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Department of Politics
- Center for Science, Technology and Society
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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.
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Research & Teaching Interests
Social development, world economy, climate change, macroeconomic effects on health
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