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Category Archives: Scruggs
Scruggs and Benegal Publish Article on Climate Change
Prof. Lyle Scruggs and Salil Benegal, a POLS graduate student, have co-authored a forthcoming article in Global Environmental Change entitled, “Declining public concern about climate change: Can we blame the great recession?” The article has already received attention from USA Today, ScienceDaily, and … Continue reading
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New articles from POLS professors
Look for a new article by Profs. Lyle Scruggs, Shareen Hertel, Samuel Best, and Christopher Jeffords to be published next month in Human Rights Quarterly (vol. 33:4, November 2011), entitled “Information, Choice and Political Consumption: Human Rights in the Checkout … Continue reading
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Stockenbojer defends thesis on No-fault compensation
Kailey Stockenbojer ’11, advised by Prof. Lyle Scruggs, defended her senior honors thesis. The thesis is entitled, “Replacing the Blame: An empirical study of no-fault compensation in the United States.” After graduation, Stockenbojer will begin work with GE Finance.
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Scruggs speaks on “Information, Choice and Political Consumption”
Your colloquium committee is delighted to announce the first of a series of “First Wednesday” research talks this semester: Professor Lyle Scruggs “Information, Choice and Political Consumption: Human Rights in the Checkout Lane” (PDF) Wednesday, February 16, Monteith 119 12pm … Continue reading
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Scruggs to Speak on “Information, Choice & Political Consumption”
Your colloquium committee is delighted to announce the first of a series of “First Wednesday” research talks this semester: Professor Lyle Scruggs “Information, Choice and Political Consumption: Human Rights in the Checkout Lane.” Wednesday, February 2, Monteith 119 12pm Our … Continue reading
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