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Activities Delegate" at the 1992 Democratic National Convention in New York. Sheila Croucher, a Ph.D. candidate Earlier this year, Longley served as a at the University of Florida, received consultant to the House of Represen- a University Graduate Student tatives Judiciary Committee concern- Teaching Award for 1991-92. ing House procedures should the Betty Glad, University of South House need to elect the president and Carolina, was elected President of in July he testified before the Senate the International Society of Political Judiciary Committee Constitution Psychology for 1993-94. She will Subcommittee on electoral college serve as President-elect during reform. 1992-93. In addition to the duties associated with that office, Glad Condoleezza Rice, professor, Center has been selected by the Secretary for International Security and Arms of State as a member of the newly Control at Stanford University, is established Advisory Committee on one of eight nominees approved by Historical Diplomatic Documenta- the Senate Labor and Human tion, U.S. Department of State. Resource Committee for the National Council on the Humanities, the advisory board for the National Endowment for the Humanities. Charles W. Kegley, Jr. Elliot E. Slotnick, associate professor of political science, Ohio State Uni- Lawrence D. Longley, professor of versity, was re-elected to the Ameri- political science, Lawrence Univer- can Judicature Society's Board of sity, has been elected to a second Directors. term as Democratic National Com- Edward Thompson, III, associate mitteeman from Wisconsin. He was professor of political science, has also an automatic unpledged "Super been elected chair of the Faculty Senate at California State University, San Marcos.

Administrative Appointments James R. Alexander, professor of political science, to chairman, Divi- sion of Social Sciences, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. Ralph G. Carter, chair, department of political science, Texas Christian Betty Glad University. Edwin Fogelman, professor, Univer- Charles W. Kegley, Jr., the Pearce sity of Minnesota, has begun another Professor of International Relations term as chair of the department. at the University of South Carolina, Russ Hanson, associate dean, college was recently elected President of the of arts and sciences, Indiana International Studies Association for University. 1993-94. He will serve as President- elect during 1992-93. He was ap- Kay Knickrehm, chair, political sci- pointed the Pew Faculty Fellow in ence department, James Madison International Affairs at Harvard for University. 1992-93. Lawrence D. Longley Dick W. Olufs, chair, political sci-

December 1992 741 People in Political Science ence department, Pacific Lutheran Nancy A. Gaffney, administrator formerly United States Information University. and editor, Council of Graduate Service, Embassy of the United Schools; formerly administrator for States, Rome, Italy. Patricia Bayer Richard, dean of Uni- Project Liberty, Harvard University. versity College, Ohio University. Stephen McDougal, assistant profes- Philip Gavitt, director of the Center Randall RipJey, acting dean, Ohio sor of political science, University of for Medieval and Renaissance Studies Wisconsin-La Crosse; formerly of State University. and associate professor in history, Carroll College, Waukesha, Wis- Jean Robinson, interim director, Saint Louis University. consin. women's studies, Indiana University. Martin Gilens, assistant professor of Marilyn McMorrow, assistant pro- Barbara G. Salmore, associate dean political science, Yale University. fessor of government, department of of the college, Drew University. Morton H. Halperin, senior associate government, Georgetown University. Lyman Tower Sargent, chair, depart- working on the domestic implications Will H. Miller, assistant professor, ment of political science, University of foreign policy, Carnegie University of Arkansas. Endowment. of Missouri-St. Louis. Mark Neely, John Francis Bannon William R. Thompson, director of Robert T. Huber, vice president, Chair in History and American graduate studies, department of International Research and Ex- Studies, Saint Louis University. changes Board; formerly director of political science, Indiana University. Sylvia Neely, associate professor, Soviet and Successor States Studies department of history, Saint Louis Charles R. Wise, associate dean, Program of the Social Science University. School of Public and Environmental Research Council. Affairs, Indiana University. Thomas Nelson, assistant professor, Paul D. Hutchcroft, assistant pro- Ohio State University. fessor of political science, University of Wisconsin-Madison; effective Cheol Oh, assistant professor, New Appointments August 1993. He is currently an Arkansas State University. Academy (Kukin) Scholar at Harvard Demetrios Papademetriou, senior Oliver D. Avens, assistant professor University. of politics, Princeton University. associate working on immigration Robert Katzmann, Walsh Professor policy issues, Carnegie Endowment, Arun Agrawal, assistant professor, of Government, department of gov- University of Florida. Minxin Pei, assistant professor of ernment, Georgetown University. politics, Princeton University. Harley Balzer, associate professor of Sean Q. Kelly, assistant professor of James L. Regens has been named the government, department of govern- political science, East Carolina ment, Georgetown University. first Freeport McMoRan Professor University. of Environmental Policy at Tulane Kenneth Bickers, assistant professor, Andrew Koppelman, assistant profes- University; formerly University of Indiana University; formerly Rice sor of politics, Princeton University. Georgia. University. Sheldon J. Krys, diplomat-in- Marijke Breuning, assistant pro- residence, George Washington Uni- fessor, University of Arkansas. versity's Elliott School of Inter- Dana Chabot, assistant professor, national Affairs; former U.S. Indiana University. Ambassador to the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. John J. Coleman, assistant professor of political science, University of Jeffrey Legro, assistant professor, Wisconsin-Madison; formerly Uni- department of political science, Uni- versity of Texas at Austin. versity of Minnesota. Cathy Cohen, lecturer, department Marc A. Levy, assistant professor of of political science, Yale University. politics and public affairs, department of politics and Woodrow Donald T. Critchlow, chair and professor, department of history, Saint Wilson School, Princeton University. Louis University; formerly University William E. Lyons, director, James of Notre Dame. W. Martin School of Public Admin- istration, University of Kentucky. Frederick Cuny, part-time senior associate working on humanitarian Bonnie D. Mani, visiting assistant issues, Carnegie Endowment. professor of political science, East Carolina University. Craig Emmert, assistant professor, department of political science, Texas Franco Mattei, assistant professor, Tech University; formerly of the department of political science, State University of Alabama. University of New York at Buffalo; James L. Regens

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Diana E. Richards, assistant pro- Deborah Wheeler, visiting assistant science, University of Massachusetts, fessor, department of political sci- professor of politics, Earlham Amherst. ence, University of Minnesota. College. Barbara Welling Hall, associate pro- J. Philip Rogers, visiting assistant Robert E. Williams, Jr., associate fessor of politics, with tenure, Earl- professor, University of Pittsburgh at professor of political science, Pepper- ham College. Johnstown. dine University; formerly of South- David Hedge, University of Florida, Robert Rohrschneider, assistant pro- west Missouri State University. awarded tenure. fessor, Indiana University; formerly Ernest J. Wilson in, associate pro- Paul S. Herrnson, associate profes- University of Kentucky. fessor, department of government sor, department of government and Michal Rozbicki, assistant professor, and politics, University of Maryland, politics, University of Maryland, department of history, Saint Louis College Park. College Park. University. Philip H. Jos, associate professor, Annamaria Seleny, assistant profes- College of Charleston. sor of politics, Princeton University. Kathleen J. Kenny, professor, Susan Shirk, professor, Graduate Promotions department of political science, State School of International Relations and University of New York College at Pacific Studies at the University of John H. Aldrich, chair, department Oneonta. of political science, Duke University. California, San Diego, has been Steven G. Koven, associate professor named director of the University of Kennette M. Benedict, acting director with tenure, department of political California's Institute on Global Con- of the Program on Peace and Inter- science, Iowa State University. flict and Cooperation. national Cooperation at John D. and David Kowalewski, associate pro- James M. Snyder, Jr., associate pro- Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, to director. fessor of political science, with fessor of political science, Massachu- tenure, Alfred University. setts Institute of Technology. Jack Bielasiak, professor, department David L. Lalman, associate profes- Mark Somma, assistant professor, of political science, Indiana Uni- versity. sor, department of government and department of political science, Texas politics, University of Maryland, Tech University; formerly of the John Bokina, professor, University College Park. University of Iowa. of Texas-Pan American. William R. Mangun, professor of Christopher Soper, assistant profes- Stephen R. Bowers, associate pro- political science with tenure, East sor of political science, Pepperdine fessor of political science, James Carolina University. University; formerly of Yale Madison University. University. Alfreda Jane McCollough, associate Lazlo Boyd, vice president for uni- professor, College of Charleston. James H. Stimson, professor, Carl- versity relations, University of son Chair in American Government, Massachusetts system. Albert J. Nelson, associate professor, department of political science, Uni- department of political science, Uni- Linda P. Brady, professor of inter- versity of Minnesota. versity of Wisconsin-La Crosse. national affairs, Georgia Institute of Glen Sussman, assistant professor of Technology. Curtis G. Reithel, professor, depart- political science, Old Dominion Uni- ment of political science, University Barbara J. Burt-Way, associate pro- versity; formerly Morningside of Wisconsin-La Crosse. fessor with tenure, California State College. Polytechnic University, Pomona. Nathaniel Richmond, associate pro- C. Bradley Thompson, assistant professor of political science, Utica Col- Leonard Champney, professor of fessor, department of history and lege of Syracuse University. political science, University of political science, and staff member, Pamela H. Rodgers, associate pro- Ashbrook Center for Public Affairs, Scranton. fessor, department of political sci- Ashland University. John W. Danford, professor of ence, University of Wisconsin-La political science and the Honors Pro- Norma Thompson, assistant pro- Crosse. gram, University of Houston. fessor of political science, Yale Ian Shapiro, professor of political Carlene J. Edie, associate professor University. science with tenure, Yale University. with tenure, department of political Jim Twombly, assistant professor, science, University of Massachusetts, G. Sidney Silliman, associate pro- department of political science, State Amherst. fessor with tenure, California State University of New York at Buffalo; Polytechnic University, Pomona. formerly State University of New Charles H. Franklin, associate pro- York at Stony Brook. fessor of political science, University Vladimir Tismaneanu, associate pro- of Wisconsin-Madison. fessor, department of government Maurizio Viroli, assistant professor and politics, University of Maryland, of government, department of gov- Peter M. Haas, associate professor College Park. ernment, Georgetown University. with tenure, department of political

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Retirements 1992 semester as visiting professor of of history, Mount Holyoke College. political science at Oklahoma State "Payments Due: The Paris Peace James B. Christoph retired August University. Conference of 1919 and the Promise 1992 from Indiana University. of a New World Order." Michael Marsh, senior lecturer, Joseph Hamburger retired July 1992 department of political science, Trin- Charles E. Butterworth, professor of from Yale University. ity College, Dublin, Ireland, will political science, University of Mary- Jerome B. King retired from the spend the spring 1993 semester as land, College Park. "Revelation and department of political science effec- visiting professor of political science Political Philosophy." tive August 31, 1992. at Oklahoma State University. Hung-lam Chu, associate research Eugene J. Meehan, professor emeri- Shaul Mishal, visiting professor of fellow, Academia Sinica, Nan-King, tus, University of Missouri-St. political science, Yale University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China. Louis. ' spring 1993. "Community Compacts as a Means for the Reproduction of Social Order William R. Nelson, chair, political Susan O. White, University of New in China, 14th-17th Centuries." science department and former vice Hampshire, will be a visiting scientist president for academic affairs, James and director of the Law and Social Jose" Manuel Donoso, novelist, San- Madison University since 1973, effec- Sciences Program of the National tiago, Chile. "The Chilean Episode: tive August 31, 1992. Science Foundation. A Novel." Thomas A. Palmer, department of Ursula Munch, assistant professor, James V. Feinerman, associate pro- political science, College of University of Munich, will teach dur- fessor of law, Georgetown Univer- Charleston. ing the spring 1993 term at the Uni- sity. "China's Participation in the versity of Minnesota. International Legal Order." John Spanier, professor, University of Florida. For the next five years he Alan S. Zuckerman, Brown Univer- David H. Flaherty, professor of his- will teach on a half-time basis. sity, will be a visiting professor, tory and law, University of Western department of political science, Tel- Ontario, Canada. "Privacy and Data Kurt K. Tweraser, associate professor Aviv University, for 1992-93. Protection in the Private Sector: A emeritus, University of Arkansas. Comparative Perspective." Richard Wightman Fox, professor of Visiting and Award Recipients history, Boston University. "Gospel Temporary Appointments of Modernity: Liberal Protestantism and American Culture." Kenneth Cosgrove, visiting assistant 1992-93 Woodrow Wilson Hermann B. Giliomee, professor of professor, department of political sci- Center Fellows ence, Ohio University. political studies, University of Cape Town, South Africa. "A Compara- Richard Cox, professor, political sci- The Woodrow Wilson Interna- tional Center for Scholars has an- tive Study of the Afrikaners as an ence, State University of New York Overextended Minority Group." at Buffalo. ounced the appointment of 34 Fellows for the academic year Richard H. Grove, college lecturer in John C. Creed, visiting assistant pro- 1992-93. Chosen from 773 applicants environmental history, Churchill Col- fessor, College of Charleston. from 67 countries, they will come to lege, Cambridge University, United Mark R. Daniels, visiting assistant the Center from 10 states and the Kingdom. "The East India Com- professor, University of Arkansas. District of Columbia and 12 nations pany, the Indian Medical Service, Robert Darcy, Regents Professor of other than the United States. and Environmental Medicine, 1770- Political Science and Statistics, Okla- The 34 Fellows appointed for 1870." 1992-93 are listed here with the titles homa State University, will spend the Pablo Halpern, director of communi- 1993 Hilary and Trinity terms as of the projects they will pursue at the Woodrow Wilson Center. cations, Ministry of Finance, San- visiting academic in the political sci- tiago, Chile. "Public Opinion and ence department, Trinity College, Sadik J. Al-Azm, professor of Economic Policies During the Transi- Dublin, Ireland. modern European philosophy, tion to Democracy in Chile." Paul Diesing, professor, political sci- Damascus University, Syria. "Islamic Joseph Hamburger, professor of ence, State University of New York Fundamentalism Reconsidered." political and social science, Yale Uni- at Buffalo. Gyorgy Bence, professor of social versity. "Religion and Mill's On David J. Lorenzo, visiting lecturer, and moral philosophy, University of Liberty." Budapest, Hungary. "The Fallacies University of Arkansas. Mohamed Beshir Hamid, associate of Studying Soviet-Style Systems: professor of political science, Univer- Malcolm Mackerras, senior lecturer, Why Did We Fail to See the Moment sity of Khartoum, Sudan. "The department of politics, University of Failure Coming in Eastern Challenges of Democratization in College, University of New South Europe?" Wales and the Australian Defence Africa: Pluralist Pressures and State Force Academy, will spend the fall Michael T. Burns, associate professor Responses."

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