Ph.D. Students

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Students whose dissertation committees I chaired or currently chair

Name	Current position	Email address
Scott Morgenstern	University of Pittsburgh	smorgens@pitt.edu
David Samuels	University of Minnesota	dsamuels@polisci.umn.edu
Eric Magar	ITAM	emagar@itam.mx
Michael McDonald	George Mason University	mmcdon@gmu.edu
Allen Hicken	University of Michigan	ahicken@umich.edu
Jeffrey Timmons	ITAM	jtimmons@international.ucla.edu
Jeffrey Lazarus	Georgia State University	poljll@langate.gsu.edu
Emily Beaulieu	University of Kentucky	emily.beaulieu@uky.edu
Nathan Batto	University of the Pacific	nbatto@pacific.edu
Henry Kim	University of Arizona	h27kim@weber.ucsd.edu
Royce Carroll	Rice University	rcarroll@rice.edu
Monica Pachón	ABD at UCSD	mpachon@ucsd.edu

 

Name	Dissertation
Scott Morgenstern	1996. “The electoral connection and the legislative process in Latin America: factions, parties and alliances in theory and practice.”
David Samuels	1998. “Careerism and its consequences: federalism, elections and policy-making in Brazil.”
Michael McDonald	1999. “Redistricting, dealignment, and the political homogenization of congressional districts.”
Eric Magar	2001. “Bully Pulpits: posturing, bargaining and polarization in the legislative process of the Americas.”
Allen Hicken	2002. “Party Systems, Political Institutions and Policy: Policymaking in Developing Democracies.”
Jeffrey Timmons	2004. “The fiscal contract: states, taxes and public services.”
Jeffrey Lazarus	2004. “Strategic entry in U.S. House elections: assessing the causes and effects of interaction among incumbents and challengers.”
Emily Beaulieu	2006. “Protesting the Contest: Political Parties and Election Boycotts.”
Nathan Batto	2006. “Getting Out of the Way: Individual and Collective Action in the Taiwanese Legislature.”
Henry Kim	2007. “The Consequences of Clout: Agenda Control in U.S. Legislatures.”
Royce Carroll	2007. “The Electoral Origins of Governing Coalitions.”
Monica Pachón	Forthcoming. “TBA.”