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John
Grummel
Office: Professional Building 2B
Phone: (563) 425-5249
Fax: (563) 425-5332
Email:
grummelj@uiu.edu
Fall 2009 Office Hours (Terms 1 and 2): 10:15am - 12:45pm MTRF
Education
Kent State
University: Ph.D. (2001) Political Science, San
Francisco St. Univ.:
M.A. (1997) Political Science, College of Notre Dame: M.A.T.
(1995) Social Sciences, San Jose State Univ.: B.A. (1990)
Political Science
John Grummel teaching interests range from American politics
and institutions to political economy to comparative and
international politics. His research interests include direct
democracy and political participation, racial and morality
politics, political communication, and political culture. He
has authored/co-authored several articles concerning direct
democracy and turnout, direct democracy and race, and direct
democracy and moral policy. In 2008 “Morality Politics, Direct
Democracy, and Turnout” appeared in State Politics and Policy
Quarterly and a book chapter “Mr. Smith Goes to
Washington and Bulworth: Congress, Corruption, and
Political Culture,” appeared in Homer Simpson Goes to
Washington: American Politics through Popular Culture
(winner of Cawelti Award for the Best Textbook and Primer in
Popular Culture for 2008). Other work includes “Using
Simulation to Teach Decision-Making within the Policy Process”
which appeared in PS: Political Science & Politics in
2003; “Revisiting the Racial Threat Hypothesis--Voter Support
for California’s Proposition 209,” (with Caroline J. Tolbert),
which appeared in 2003 in State Politics and Policy Quarterly
3(2); and “The Effects of Ballot Initiatives on Voter Turnout in
the American States,” (with Caroline J. Tolbert and Daniel A.
Smith.), which appeared in the November 2001 edition of
American Politics Research 29 (one of the top 50 most-cited
American Politics Research articles).
Curriculum Vitae
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