Ph.D. Program Faculty

(development economics, political economy, voter behavior)

(poverty, welfare reform, child welfare, family policy)

(ethics, development, foreign aid, democratization, human rights)

(environment, sustainable development, population)

(US foreign policy making, trade and trade politics)

(nuclear weapons, arms control, climate change) [on leave: 2009-2010]

(political institutions, enviromental justice)

(space security, nuclear arms control and nonproliferation, biotechnology oversight)

(family policy, domestic policy, American politics, campaigns, elections, education)

(public-private partnerships, supply-chain management, government acquisition, DOD management)

(public finance, political economy, urban economics)

(developing economies, poverty and inequality, measures of well being and happiness)

(climate change and energy policy, greenhouse gas markets, policy decisions under risk and uncertainty)

(government management and organization, federalism, budgeting, U.S. politics)

(ethics, political philosophy, philosophy of international law, civil conflict, peacekeeping)

(land and natural resource management (esp. federally owned resources), economic ethics)

(currency and banking crises, financial liberalization, capital movements and capital controls)

(policy towards illicit drugs, organized crime)

(dynamic modeling of natural resource use, industrial and infrastructure systems analysis, environmental policy)

(federal budgeting, the Congress, public administration)

(politics and the life sciences)

(arms control, nuclear weapons, Russian foreign policy)