Political Science Faculty Publications
Please note that the content of this page does not necessarily constitute a comprehensive list of all faculty publications produced by this department.
Submissions from 2023
Political Competition and Judicial Independence: How Courts Fill the Void When Legislatures Are Ineffective, Joshua Boston, David Carlson, J. Brandon Duck-Mayr, and Greg Sasso
Your Honor’s Misdeeds: The Consequences of Judicial Scandal on Specific and Diffuse Support, Joshua Boston, Benjamin J. Kassow, Ali S. Masood, and David R. Miller
The Electoral Connection in Court: How Sentencing Responds to Voter Preferences, Joshua Boston and Bernardo S. Silveira
Promoting Information and Visual Literacy Skills in Undergraduate Students using Infographics, Nicole Kalaf-Hughes
Submissions from 2021
Do collective bargaining rights save lives? A rare event analysis of firefighter fatalities in the United States, Dominic Wells
Submissions from 2016
Small States in the International System: At Peace and at War, Neal G. Jesse and John Dreyer
Submissions from 2015
Governors, Governance and Insurgency in Afghanistan: The Limits of Professionalism, Neil A. Englehart
Contesting Immigration Policy in Court: Legal Activism and Its Radiating Effects in the United States and France, Leila Kawar
Why do Secondary States Choose to Support, Follow, or Challenge?, Steven E. Lobell, Neal G. Jesse, and Kristen P. Williams
Submissions from 2014
Swiss Neutrality Examined: Model or Exception or Both, John Dreyer and Neal G. Jesse
CEDAW and Gender Violence: An Empirical Assessment, Neil A. Englehart
CEDAW Effect: International Law’s Impact on Women’s Rights, Neil A. Englehart and Melissa Miller
Commanding Legality: The Juridification of Immigration Policymaking in France, Leila Kawar
Submissions from 2013
Défendre la cause des étrangers en justice aux Etats-Unis, Leila Kawar
Teaching and Practicing the Politics of Immigrant Rights in 'America's Whitest State', Leila Kawar
Submissions from 2012
Responsibility to Report? The Democratic People's Republic of Korea in Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch Reporting, Neil A. Englehart
Two Cheers for Burma’s Rigged Election, Neil A. Englehart
Juridical Framings of Immigrants in the United States and France: Courts, Social Movements, and Symbolic Politics, Leila Kawar
New Directions in Comparative Public Law, Leila Kawar and Mark Fathi Massoud
Social Well-Being in Northern Ireland: A Longitudinal Study, 1958-1998, G. Dale Thomas and Neal G. Jesse
Beyond Great Powers and Hegemons: Why Secondary States Support, Follow, or Challenge, Kristen P. Williams, Steven E. Lobell, and Neal G. Jesse
Submissions from 2011
Liberal Leviathan or Imperial Outpost?: J. S. Furnivall on Colonial Rule in Burma, Neil A. Englehart
What Makes Civil Society Civil? The State and Social Groups, Neil A. Englehart
Ethnic Conflict: A Systematic Approach to Cases of Conflict, Neal G. Jesse and Kristen P. Williams
Finding a Place for Marginal Migrants in the International Human Rights System, Leila Kawar
Legal Mobilization on the Terrain of the State: Immigrant Rights Practice in Two National Legal Fields, Leila Kawar
Submissions from 2010
Representing civilization: Solidarism, ornamentalism, and Siam’s entry into international society, Neil A. Englehart
Tale of Two Afghanistans: Comparative Governance and Insurgency in the North and South, Neil A. Englehart
Legality and [Dis]membership: Removal of Citizenship and the Creation of ‘Virtual Immigrants', Leila Kawar
Exploring Stakeholder Values and Interests in Evaluation, Shannon Orr
Submissions from 2009
State Capacity, State Failure and Human Rights, Neil A. Englehart
Failing States and Failing Regimes, Neil A. Englehart and Marc V. Simon
Submissions from 2008
Protecting Paradise: a Cross-National Analysis of Biome-Protection Policies, Candace Archer and Shannon Orr
Resource Conflict and Ethnic Peace in Northern Thailand, Neil A. Englehart
Experimenting with a ‘Third Way" in Political Knowledge Estimation, Melissa Miller and Shannon Orr
Submissions from 2007
Governments Against States: The Logic of Self-Destructive Despotism, Neil A. Englehart
Contemporary Irish Neutrality: Still a Singular Stance, Neal G. Jesse
Submissions from 2006
Welcome to World Peace, Neil A. Englehart and Charles Kurzman
Choosing to Go It Alone: Irish Neutrality in Theoretical and Comparative Perspective, Neal G. Jesse
Policy Subsystems and Regimes: Organized Interests and Climate Change Policy, Shannon Orr
Submissions from 2005
Is Regime Change Enough For Burma? The Problem of State Capacity, Neil A. Englehart
Tradition of Knowledge About Myanmar: J.S. Furnivall on Colonial Rule, Neil A. Englehart
Identity and Institutions: Conflict Reduction in Divided Societies, Neal G. Jesse and Kristen P. Williams
Illegal Aliens, Leila Kawar
Plyler v Doe, Leila Kawar
New Technologies and Research Methodology: An Analysis of Internet surveys in political science, Shannon Orr
Submissions from 2003
Effect of Term Limits on the Election of Minority State Legislators, Stanley M. Caress, Charles Elder, Richard Elling, Jean-Philippe Faletta, Shannon Orr, Eric Rader, Marjorie Sarbaugh-Thompson, John Strate, and Lyke Thompson
Consequences of a Constructed Universal: Democracy and Civil Rights in the Modern State, Neil A. Englehart
Democracy and the Thai Middle Class: Globalization, Modernization, and Constitutional Change, Neil A. Englehart
Representing Civilization: King Chulalongkorn's European Travels, Neil A. Englehart
Party System Change in Advanced Democracies, Neal G. Jesse
Submissions from 2002
A Nested Game Approach to Political and Economic Liberalization in Democratizing States: The Case of South Korea, Neal G. Jesse; Uk Heo; and Karl DeRouen, Jr.
International Regime Analysis of Outer Space Policy, Shannon Orr
Submissions from 2001
Culture and power in traditional Siamese government, Neil A. Englehart
Term Limits Effects on the Electoral Environment and Composition of the California State Assembly and Michigan State House of Representatives, Jean-Philippe Faletta, Charles Elder, Shannon Orr, Marjorie Sarbaugh-Thompson, Eric Rader, Mary Herring, and Stanley Caress
Naturally Occurring Quasi-Experiment in the States: Research on Term Limits in Michigan, Shannon Orr, Eric Rader, Jean-Philippe Faletta, Marjorie Sarbaugh-Thompson, Charles Elder, Lyke Thompson, John Strate, and Richard Elling
Resolving Nationalist Conflicts: Constructing Overlapping Identities and Pooling Sovereignty--The 1998 Northern Irish Peace Agreement, Kristen P. Williams and Neal Jesse
Submissions from 2000
Rights and Culture in the Asian Values Argument: The Rise and Fall of Confucian Ethics in Singapore, Neil A. Englehart
Does the transfer of votes really matter?, Neal G. Jesse
Submissions from 1999
Logo or libel? Chief Wahoo, Multiculturalism, and the Politics of Sports Mascots, Neil A. Englehart
Candidate success in multi-member districts: an investigation of Duverger and Cox, Neal G. Jesse
Submissions from 1998
Falling into a Niche: Institutional Equilibrium between Plurality and Proportional Representation for Large Political Parties, Neal G. Jesse
Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, Shannon Orr
Submissions from 1996
Thatcher's Rise and Fall: An Institutional Analysis of the Tory Party Leadership Selection Process, Neal G. Jesse