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SPA Faculty Help Shape Fields as Editors of Scholarly Publications
SPA's three departments have been, and continue to be, leading hubs of influential scholarly journal and book series editors.
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Threats from Inside India: Tankel Investigates Indigenous Jihadists
This past summer, on a grant from the National Defense University, Assistant Professor Stephen Tankel spent five weeks researching the nature of the threat to India from its own jihadists and the role that regional actors play in the movement.
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Untold History of Peter Kuznick
AU professor joins with Oliver Stone to produce documentary series and book.
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Award-Winning PhD Student’s Research in Drug Violence, Public Opinion and Law Enforcement in Mexico Comes at a Critical Time
PhD Jennifer Yelle's Award Winning Policy-Shaping Research on Drug Violence, Public Opinion and Law Enforcement in Mexico
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Award-Winning Ph.D. Student’s Research in Drug Violence, Public Opinion and Law Enforcement in Mexico Comes at a Critical Time
Ph.D Jennifer Yelle's Award Winning Policy-Shaping Research on Drug Violence, Public Opinion and Law Enforcement in Mexico
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Redistricting Affects Black Voters Disproportionately
In redistricted areas black voters are more easily mobilized if their member of Congress is black.
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Professional News ·
Appointment of Michael L. Nichols as Director of the Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP)
Jonathan G. Tubman, Vice Provost for Graduate Studies and Research is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Michael L. Nichols as Director of AU’s Office of Sponsored Programs, effective July 9, 2012.
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Comparing Reading Onscreen and in Hard Copy
Professor Naomi Baron studies the effects of reading onscreen versus in hard copy for upcoming book.
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Understanding Language and Sexuality
Professor Bill Leap creates language and sexuality journal that is first of its kind.
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Challenging Assumptions about Gangs and Gang Violence
Caribbean experts blast assumptions about transnational crime and drugs, point to revenge and rivalry.
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