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POLS Faculty Discuss Midterm Elections on KCBX Radio

Join host Fred Munroe as he speaks with Political Science and Public Policy Professors, Chris Den Hartog, Ph.D., and Michael Latner, Ph.D., as they discuss the consequences of the Midterm elections, a New Congress and President Trump’s next two years and its importance to the Central Coast. Be sure to listen here.


 

Associate Professor Matt Moore's book, "Buddhism and Political Theory", was named one of CHOICE's 2016 Outstanding Academic Titles. 

"The Outstanding Academic Title list includes 494 books and electronic resources chosen by the Choice editorial staff from among over 5,400 titles reviewed by Choice during the past year. Of these, 486 are print products; the remaining 8 are electronic. These outstanding works have been selected for their excellence in scholarship and presentation, the significance of their contribution to the field, and their value as important - often the first - treatment of their subject. Comprising almost 9 percent of the titles reviewed by Choice during the past year, and less than 3 percent of the more than 25,000 titles submitted to Choice during the same period, Outstanding Academic Titles are truly the "best of the best." As always, only a select group of publishers and authors are represented on such a list. Congratulations to you and your colleagues on this outstanding achievement." -Angela Chnapko, Oxford Press


 

Associate Professor Michael Latner and coauthors were featured on the London School of Economics United States Politics and Policy blog discussing, 'Why Republicans will retain the House in 2016 and beyond'.

Read Prof. Latner's blogs here: 



Associate Professor Shelley Hurt was featured on central Coast Voices on September 1, 2016 as part of the NPR's special reporting project, A Nation Engaged.
 

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