FULL-TIME FACULTY PROFILES

Il Hyun Cho, Assistant Professor

David R. Elkins, Associate Professor

Rodger M. Govea, Chair & Associate Professor

Charles B. Hersch, Professor

Jeffrey Lewis, Associate Professor

Joel A. Lieske, Professor

Forrest Qingshan Tan, Professor

Justin Vaughn, Assistant Professor

Neda Zawahri, Assistant Professor

Emeriti Faculty

Ronald J. Busch, Associate Professor Emeritus. (Ph.D., The Ohio State University, 1969) Interests include American political institutions, public opinion formation and political party functioning, urban politics, local policy issues such as financing public education, democratic choice processes and the impact of institutional choices (such as representational rules) on ethnic and minority representation. r.busch@csuohio.edu

 

Robert B. Charlick, Professor. Interests include conflict resolution and prevention, political transitions, democratic governance processes particularly in the non-western world, the impact of democratization on public policy and governance practices.
r.charlick@csuohio.edu

 

 

Everett F. Cataldo, Professor Emeritus. (Ph.D.,The Ohio State University, 1965) Interests include public policy issues in advanced democratic states, particularly related in resolving conflicts over education and integration, and environmental issues affecting the Great Lakes region, such as toxic waste and acid rain. Canadian politics. e.cataldo@csuohio.edu

 

Barbara B. Green, Professor Emerita. (Ph.D., Harvard, 1959) Interests include comparative political dynamics in former communist states of the USSR and Eastern Europe, German politics, comparative study of democratization in former communist states, election observer and analyst in that region. Comparative political theory of freedom and liberty.
b.green@csuohio.edu

 

John D. Holm, Professor Emeritus.
(Ph.D., UCLA, 1969) Interests include comparative democratic development, particularly in Africa and other non-western states, processes of political participation, political leadership succession, and political leadership choice. A recent paper presented by Dr. Holm is, "Traditional Authority: Its Ambivalent Role in Botswana Politics."
j.holm@csuohio.edu

Leon Hurwitz, Professor Emeritus.

( Ph.D., Syracuse University) Interests include political processes in Western European democracies, political and economic integration processes, integration of professional labor markets. l.hurwitz@csuohio.edu

Hans E. Segal, Associate Professor, Emeritus
(Ph.D., Case Western Reserve University, 1968) Interests include Middle East politics, international politics and political theory.
h.segal@csuohio.edu

PART-TIME FACULTY

GLEN DUERR - Ph.D., (ABD), Kent State University

Interests include Comparative Politics, Nationalism, Peaceful secessionist movements, Canada (Quebec), Western Europe (particularly the UK and Belgium) and Sports and Politics. Other interests include International Relations, Classical and Neo-Classical Realism, and Evangelical Christianity.

JENEEN HOBBY - Ph.D., University of Massachusetts at Amherst, 1996, Lecturer.

Interests include Introduction to Political Theory, Democratic Thought, Ancient and Medieval Political Theory, Modern Political Theory, American Political Thought, Feminist Theory, Contemporary Social & Political Thought, International Relations, American Government.
j.hobby@csuohio.edu

NICOLE MORFORD -

 

MARTIN PLAX - Ph.D., State University of New York at Buffalo, 1969, Lecturer.

Interests include American Politics, Politics of Diversity, Controversial Issues in American Politics and in World Politics, Ancient Political Philosophy, the Practice of Conflict Resolution and Church/State Constitutional Issues.
m.plax@csuohio.edu