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Research
Government and International Relations faculty and students conduct research on a wide range of topics in both international and domestic settings, from child labor and the state in Zimbabwe to the impact of campaign finance reform in the United States.

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Faculty

Read about the research of some of our faculty:

	Dr. Robert Boatright and campaign finance reform.
	Dr. Beverly Grier and child labor and the state in colonial Zimbabwe.
	Dr. Sharon Krefetz and affordable housing.
	Dr. Mark Miller and judicial activism
	Dr. Valerie Sperling and women activists in Russia.

More information about faculty research can be found by clicking on the names of individual faculty on the department faculty page.

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Recent faculty publications. Clockwise, from top left. Expressive Politics: The Issue Strategies of Congressional Challengers, by Robert Boatright; Invisible Hands: Child Labor and the State in Colonial Zimbabwe, 1890-1965, by Beverly Grier; Making Policy, Making Law: An Interbranch Perspective, coedited by Mark Miller; Identities and Institutions: Conflict Reduction in Divided Societies, coauthored by Kristen Williams.