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The American PoliticalScience Association (APSA) is very pleased to announce that Dr. Kimberly A. Kim’s extensive experience at APSA, combined with her passion for politicalscience and commitment to advancing the discipline, make her an ideal choice to lead our association. WASHINGTON, D.C. –
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This innovative study on the use of international moral pressure against a government violating the rights of its citizens combines evidence from large-scale cross-national data, original survey experiments, and multiple in-depth case studies across a wide range of contexts. She specializes in international norms and humanrights.
Angela Danso Gyane is a politicalscience Ph.D. student at the University of Missouri-Columbia’s Truman School of Government and Public Affairs. She holds a history and politicalscience BA from the College of Wooster.
Jair Peltier, Bear clan of the Anishinaabe, is currently enrolled at the Catholic University of America in a HumanRights Master’s program with their Institute of Human Ecology. Jair’s main academic experience is in American politics, international political economy, as well as comparative politics.
The APSA Community College Faculty Award is presented annually by the American PoliticalScience Association (APSA) to honor exemplary contributions that advance the multi-faceted goals of community college faculty. Dr. Farhana Loonat is a tenured faculty member in PoliticalScience and Philosophy at Skagit Valley College (SVC).
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I didnt know they had their own governance structures and bylaws. Over the years, I have come to understand what these divisions are, what they do, how they are governed, and, in fact, found not just one but two intellectual communities for myself! I was chair of a very small politicalscience department.
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