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Department of Political Science

2019 News Archive

Matthew Wagner (USC PhD 2019) joins University of Wyoming

New book by Professor Kegley on great powers and the world order

William P. Kreml participates in U.S. Supreme Court Amicus Curiae briefs

Katherine Barbieri participates research workshops in Indiana and California

Political science major Lauren Chang is the SEC Offensive Player of the Week

Miyeon Song on policy outcomes and bureaucratic reforms in two article

Todd Shaw publishes about Black and Latino linked fated, neighborhood effects, and political participation

Juan Tellez on the construction of peace agreements and public support for peace

Clay Fuller (USC PhD 2017) Testifies Before Congress

Christiansen, Heinrich and Peterson study local reactions to U.S. democracy promotion

Matthew Wilson on ethnic diversity and risk of conflict

PhD candidate William Akoto to join Josef Korbel School at University of Denver as a post-doctoral research fellow

William Akoto and Tim Peterson about trade and acquiescence to sanction threats

Robert Oldendick on trends in attitudes about the federal government

Eddie Lawson defends dissertation on police militarization

Departmental Student Research Competition took place

Josef Olmert wins Daily Gamecock's 2019 Best Professor Award

USC Discovery Day features three faculty-mentored student projects

South Carolina's Dan Lyons and Susan Miller on partisan effects in approval of political actors

Doug Thompsons gives lecture at the Atelier Montaigne in France

UNCC's Cherie Maestas discusses political emotions and the sharing of news social media

Political inclusion makes a difference for human rights, finds Timothy Peterson in new article

USC professor Chelsea Estancona examines civilian self-defense groups in civil wars

The Department of Political Science welcomes four new tenure-track faculty

Vanderbilt's Emily Ritter talks about dissent and repression

Adam Glynn (Emory) visits the Department

Matthew Wilson's new article compares legislative powers across political regimes.

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