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Dr. Laura Moyer has been awarded a multi-year grant from the National Science Foundation for "Collaborative Research: Judicial Diversity and Appellate Decision Making." (2017)
Dr. Dewey Clayton and Sean Welch; “Post-racial America and the Presidency of Barack Obama,”Endarch: Journal of Black Political Research (2016)
Dr. Melissa Merry; "Making Friends and Enemies on Social Media: The Case of Gun Policy Organizations."Emerald Insight (2016)
Dr. Jason Gainous, Kevin M. Wagner, and Dr. Tricia J. Gray; “Internet Freedom and Social Media Effects: Democracy and Citizen Attitudes in Latin America.”Online Information Review 40 (5): 712-738. (2016)
Dr. Jason Gainous, and Allison M. Martens; “Civic Education: Do Liberals do it Better?”Journal of Political Ideologies 21 (3): 261-279. (2016)
Dr. Charles E. Ziegler; "Bringing Order Out of Chaos: Russia's Aspirations to Greatness,"Asia Policy, (2016)
Dr. Charles E. Ziegler; "Contesting the Responsibility to Protect,"International Studies Perspectives, (2016)
Dr. Jasmine Farrier; Judicial Restraint and the New War Powers. Presidential Studies Quarterly 46(2): 387-410 (2016)
Dr. Rodger A. Payne; Laughing off a Zombie Apocalypse: The Value of Comedic and Satirical Narratives. International Studies Perspectives, (2016)
Dr. Jason Gainous featured in the Louisville Courier Journal
Matt Bevin's media policy: Ignore reporters and control the message.
Dr. Melissa Merry featured in the Louisville Courier Journal
Trump climate move prompts outrage, praise, and uncertainty.
The director of U of L's center for Asian Democracy, Jason Abbott, talks about North Korea's Sabre Rattling, its leaders and life in North Korea.
Dr. Dewey Clayton's article in the Louisville Courier Journal
Dr. Laura Moyer discusses Trump and the courts with Mark Hebert, host of UofL Today
Dr. Jasmine Farrier in the Washington Post
Democrats are now basically extinct in the south.
Dr. Jason Gainous talks to WAVE 3 TV about how social media is changing elections
How social media is changing your political views.
Dr. Sherri Wallace was published in the London School of Economics USA Public Policy Blog
College textbooks often present a biased interpretation of affirmative action policies.
Dr. Melissa Merry's post about "Gun Politics and Social Media"
London School of Economics American Politics and Policy Blog
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