Faculty Undergraduate		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 Research

	Dr. Robert Boatright and campaign finance reform.
	Dr. Sharon Krefetz and affordable housing.
	Dr. Mark Miller and judicial activism
	Dr. Valerie Sperling and women activists in Russia.

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Recent faculty publications. Clockwise, from top left. Expressive Politics: The Issue Strategies of Congressional Challengers, by Robert Boatright; State, Market, and Democracy in Chile, by Paul Posner; Making Policy, Making Law: An Interbranch Perspective, coedited by Mark Miller; Identities and Institutions: Conflict Reduction in Divided Societies, coauthored by Kristen Williams.

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