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“Let’s Fix It” Tour of College Campuses, February 21 The UNC Charlotte Department of Political Science and Public Administration hosted a bipartisan conversation series with former Congressmen Patrick Murphy (Democrat) and David Jolly (Republican), who offered their diagnoses of what’s wrong with Washington politics and solutions of what we can do about it. Professor Eric […]

This link will take you to an article in USCentre regarding North Carolina’s 9th District election https://bit.ly/2EDGoyo.

Four 49ers from the Department of Political Science and Public Administration won in the 2018 midterm elections: U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson ’96 (History and Political Science double major), N.C. House Rep. Jason Saine ‘95, N.C. House Rep. Cecil Brockman ’06, N.C. House Rep. Mary Belk ’06, and N.C. Sen. Ted Alexander ’82.

Check out the new book, “Drones and Support for the Use of Force,” by Dr. James Walsh (POLS) and Dr. Marcus Schulzke. https://www.press.umich.edu/…/drones_and_support_for_the_us… “Combat drones are transforming attitudes about the use of military force. Military casualties and the costs of conflict sap public support for war and for political and military leaders. Combat drones offer […]

The UNC Charlotte mock trial competed in the Peach Bowl Invitational tournament hosted by Emory University during November 10 – 11, 2018. While the team did not win the tournament, Cameron Waggoner won an award for Best Attorney. In addition, the team received honorable mention for the Spirit of AMTA—an American Mock Trial Association award […]

The New York Times cites the research of Political Science and Public Administration professors, Drs. Mary Layton Atkinson and Jason Harold Windett, on legislative proposals of women and men in the House of Representatives. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/10/sunday-review/theres-no-nice-lady-caucus-in-congress.html?fbclid=IwAR09GGMSlQ799PPsme_iKdnSm80_Wu8Ikx-5tId2PBtK0j5YHlA6mP0HTjY

New Book: Africa’s International Relations: Balancing Domestic and Global Interests Why do African leaders cultivate ties with some foreign powers and not others? How do civil conflicts in African countries at times expand to engulf entire regions of the continent? Why have leaders enhanced the capabilities of international organizations like the African Union while undermining […]

Professor Eric Heberlig provides analysis on WBTV’s Election Night special on Tuesday, November 6, 7:00 – 8:00 PM and the station’s on-line coverage starting at 9:00 PM. https://www.wbtv.com/

Professor Amber Knight co-led a political theory teaching symposium for the American Political Science Association, a major organization of political science students and scholars, at their building in Washington DC.

Event Details: Date: November 13th Time: Panel 6-7pm, Open Networking 7-8pm Location: UNC Charlotte’s Main Campus, Student Activity Center Salons *Students click here for registration link Event Description: The University Career Center recognizes the importance of, and student interest in non-profit careers. To supplement the desire for knowledge, we have created a unique opportunity for […]