The following books by William & Mary faculty members were published in 2017.
2016-17 News Archive
Professor Simon Stow's book, American Mourning, published by Cambridge University Press.
Two recent posts from Prof. Marcus Holmes and a colleague.
Two Arts & Sciences faculty members were recently recognized for their service to their colleagues and the College.
According to Clayton J. Cleveland, governments of countries around the world are more likely to work together in joint military operations because the monetary costs of unilateral action are becoming too high and are being viewed as politically inappropriate.
Around one group of people, he seems to be a Democrat. Around another, a Republican. In yet another, a Libertarian. He’s a political chameleon, someone who engages in a type of social shape-shifting in order to blend in with those he is surrounded with, and his behavior is not unusual, according to researchers at William & Mary.
Norman J. Ornstein, a national columnist and best-selling author, is the university’s 2017 Hunter B. Andrews Fellow in American Politics.
Professors Sue Peterson and Marcus Holmes have both been honored for their commitment to undergraduate teaching, research, and the broader application of their scholarly interests.
The two-day event, planned for March 17-18, will feature a keynote address by Lester Spence, associate professor of political science and Africana studies at Johns Hopkins University.
Although America’s social welfare system may be lacking in relative size, it more than makes up for it with its complexities, according to Christopher D. Howard, William & Mary’s Pamela C. Harriman Professor of Government and Public Policy.
The William & Mary Government Department is proud to announce that Professor Chris Howard recently published his new book, Thinking Like a Political Scientist: A Practical Guide to Research Methods.
Dalton Bennett ’10 from The Washington Post spoke to an overflow crowd of 200 students, faculty and local residents on Tuesday, February 14th in Andrews 101.
Matthew Bondy ’17, an International Relations major of William & Mary, received the Best Paper Presented as a Poster Award, among undergraduate presenters, from the Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA).
Government Professor Phil Roessler's assessment of the ongoing crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo recently appeared here in the Washington Post.
William & Mary Assistant Professor of Government Claire McKinney discusses women in U.S. politics.
The White House announced Thursday that Thomas Shannon Jr. ’80 will be acting Secretary of State until the Senate confirms President Trump nominee Rex Tillerson for the office.
William & Mary alumnus Vince Haley '88 will serve on U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s White House policy team, according to announcement made Jan. 5.
Sam Pressler ’15, the founder of Armed Services Arts Partnership, was named among the top 30 social entrepreneurs under the age of 30 by Forbes.
A Career Planning forum helps Government students with their thinking about life beyond DOG Street.
On Nov. 17, faculty from the William & Mary Department of Government participated in a panel discussion about the election.
Prof. John Gilmour appeared on Fox News with Tucker Carlson to discuss the electoral college.
Professor Phil Roessler' latest work on the dynamics of civil war draws interest worldwide.
This survey from Ohio is the last in a series of battleground state voter polling by TargetSmart and William & Mary.
Faculty discuss the results of a poll among fellow International Relations scholars on their expectations for U.S. foreign policy under either a Trump or Clinton presidency.
A new lecture series on a recent trend.
Paul Manna links baseball and politics.
A polling partnership between TargetSmart and William & Mary is producing voter surveys in battleground states leading up to the November Presidential Election.
Reflecting on John McGlennon's decade as Department Chair.
William & Mary professors working with data firm to produce election surveys in key battleground states.
William & Mary professors working with data firm to produce election surveys in key battleground states.
An account of Government faculty doings at the American Political Science Association annual meeting.
A profile of PIPS
A profile of the Government Department's newest member.
This recurring feature highlights faculty members from William & Mary who are quoted in the media.
W&M faculty members discuss what each candidate’s presidential priorities may be in national defense, the economy and domestic and foreign policies once elected.
Curiosity and hope are essential to navigating today’s increasingly complex world, Nicco Mele ’99 told new William & Mary students at Opening Convocation.
Nicco Mele is presently director of the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School.
This recurring feature highlights faculty members from William & Mary who are quoted in the media.
