Our faculty regularly publish articles in academic journals and provide commentary in national, state, and local media outlets.
Dr. Jim Guth and Dr. Brent Nelsen, “Confessional Culture, Religiosity, and Traditionalism: Tracing the Influence of Religion on Public Attitudes towards European Integration,” Religion, State & Society
Dr. Jim Guth and Dr. Brent Nelsen, “Confessional Cultures and European Identity: Religion, Ideology, and Economics,” MDPI
Danielle Vinson and Jacob Lollis (’20), “Nothing to See Here: Republican Congressional Members’ Twitter Reactions to Donald Trump,” Congress & the Presidency (Volume 50, 2023 – Issue 3)
Dr. Buket Oztas, “Insurgent-Generated Content and Framing of ‘The New Internationalist Commune’ of Rojava,” International Journal of Communication (contributed by POL students Julia Freeman ’20 and Caroline Ring ’21).
Dr. David Fleming and Dr. Brooke Culclasure, “A Multi-State Analysis of Public Montessori Programs,” presented at the American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting (April 2022).
“What We Can Learn from Native American Politics,” an interview with Dr. Danielle Vinson.
Dr. Jim Guth, “The Partisanship of Protestant Clergy in the 2016 Presidential Election,” Politics and Religion (Cambridge University Press).
Dr. Danielle Vinson, “Looking at American Politics Through the Prism of Native American Culture and Experience,” Perspectives in Religious Studies.
A photo by Dr. Buket Oztas makes the cover of Nationalities Papers, a publication of Cambridge University Press.
Drs. Brittany Arsiniega, Teresa Cosby, Jim Guth, Glen Halva-Neubauer, Liz Smith and Danielle Vinson, “Doing the Hard Work of Keeping Our Republic,” Greenville News.
Dr. Akan Malici, “After the Attempted Coup in Washington, Americans should rethink overthrowing other peoples’ Governments,” Informed Comment.
Dr. Akan Malici, “Top Three Ways Biden can get us out of Forever Wars,” Informed Consent.