1998, Ph.D., Washington University
1994, M.A., Washington University
1990, B.A., Heidelberg College

• Interdepartmental 222 - GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS
• International Studies 100 - INTRO TO INTERNATNL RELATIONS
• International Studies 133 - MODEL UNITED NATIONS
• International Studies 190 - INTERNATNL POLITICS SINCE 1945
• International Studies 200 - INTRO TO COMPARATIVE POLITICS
• International Studies 310 - COMPARATIVE POLITICAL ECONOMY
• International Studies 312 - INTERNATNL POLITICAL ECONOMY
• International Studies 350 - RESEARCH METHODS
• International Studies 371 - AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
• International Studies 431 - TOPICS IN INTERNATNL STUDIES
• International Studies 450 - WASHINGTON SEMESTER
• International Studies 460 - INTERNSHIP IN INTERNTL STUDIES
• International Studies 470 - INTERNATIONAL INTERNSHIP
• International Studies 475 - SENIOR TUTORIAL

Pill Politics: Drugs and the FDA. Lynne Rienner Publishers.  2004.

“Understanding Attitudes Toward Genetically Modified Foods in the European Union” With William Hixon. International Political Science Review. (forthcoming). 

“The Sources of Pakistani Attitudes toward Religiously Motivated Terrorism” With K. Kaltenthaler, W.  Miller and R. Gelleny, Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, Vol. 33, Issue 9, 2010:815 – 835.

“Explaining Patterns of Support for the Provision of Citizen Welfare” with K. Kaltenthaler,  Journal of European Public Policy, Vol. 15, No. 7, October 2008: 1041-1068.

“Attitudes Toward Eliminating Inequality in the European Union” With K. Kaltenthaler and R.  Gelleny.  European Union Politics, Vol. 9, June 2008: 217 - 241.

“Explaining Individual-Level Support for Privatization in European Post-Soviet Economies” with A. Michta and K. Kaltenthaler, European Journal of Political Research, Vol. 45, 2006: 1-29.

“Media Coverage of Drug Approvals” with R. Klotz, Social Science Journal, Vol. 42, 2005: 129-134

“Explaining Citizen Support for Trade Liberalization” with R. Gelleny and K. Kaltenthaler, International Studies Quarterly, Vol. 48, 2004: 829-51.

“Policy Punctuations and Regulatory Drug Review” Journal of Policy History, Vol. 15(2), 2003.

“Divergent Paths to Drug Regulation in the U.S. and U.K.” Journal of Policy History, Vol. 14 (2), 2002.

“Attentiveness to Television News and Opinion Change in the Fall 1992 Presidential Campaign” with M. Joslyn, Political Behavior, 18 (2):141-170, 1996.