M. Steven Fish Dept of Political Science comparative politics, Russian politics, democracy, religion and politics, legislative process
Jonah D. Levy Dept of Political Science political science, social policy, comparative political economy, West European politics, French politics, relationship between partisanship and welfare reform in contemporary Western Europe
Jonas Meckling Dept of Environmental Science, Policy & Management climate policy, energy policy, business and environment, political economy
Karen Trapenberg Frick Dept of City & Regional Planning political polarization, politics of infrastructure, transportation policy and planning
David Kirp Goldman School of Public Policy public policy, law, social policy, higher education policy, politics and policy, primary and secondary education policy, race and ethnicity, early childhood policy
Henry Brady Dept of Political Science Goldman School of Public Policy comparative politics, public policy, electoral politics, political participation, survey research, program evaluation, statistical methods in the social sciences, social welfare policy, Soviet Union, inequality in America
Alison Post Dept of Political Science regulation, infrastructure, water and sanitation, urban politics, urban politics and policy, comparative political economy, community-engaged research/scholarship, impact evaluations requested by governments/NGOs
Sarah Anzia Dept of Political Science Goldman School of Public Policy American politics, public policy, interest groups, state politics, local politics, election timing, voter turnout, public pensions, public sector unions, collective bargaining
Pradeep Chhibber Dept of Political Science political parties, South Asia, electoral politics, politics of India
Vinod K. Aggarwal Dept of Political Science political science, negotiations, trade policy, international organizations, international debt rescheduling
Marika Landau-Wells Dept of Political Science political psychology, conflict, national security, public opinion, foreign policy
David C. Wilson Goldman School of Public Policy political psychology, politics, race and public policy, race, racial justice, public opinion research, survey research methods
Eric Schickler Dept of Political Science American politics, Congress, political parties, public opinion
Kate O'Neill Dept of Environmental Science, Policy & Management wastes and the circular economy, global environmental governance, climate change politics, globalization, environmental politics and policy, environmental movements
Steven Raphael Goldman School of Public Policy crime, public policy, employment discrimination, labor economics, racial inequality, urban economics, criminal justice policy
Jacob (Jake) Grumbach Goldman School of Public Policy democracy, labor and employment, racial justice, quantitative methods, public policy, political economy, federalism
Michael O'Hare Goldman School of Public Policy public policy, quantitative methods, environmental policy, public management, arts policy
David Romer Dept of Economics financial crises, fiscal policy, monetary policy, new Keynesian economics
Amir Kermani Haas School of Business monetary policy, macroeconomy and housing, securitization and political economy
Steven Weber Dept of Political Science School of Information political science, international security, international political economy, information science
Jack Glaser Goldman School of Public Policy policing, criminal justice, research methods, public policy, experimental social psychology, hate crime, political psychology, stereotyping, racial profiling, prejudice & discrimination, nonconscious social cognition
Jesse Rothstein Dept of Economics Goldman School of Public Policy labor economics, inequality, education policy, unemployment, tax policy, local public finance, teacher quality, segregation, economics of education, labor market, public impact research/scholarship, research practice partnership, partnership research, higher education
Sean Gailmard Dept of Political Science American political institutions, bureaucratic organizations, executive branch, public administration, political economy, statistical modeling
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