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DANIEL
SKIDMORE-HESS Curriculum
Vitae – May 2007
EDUCATION: Ph.D. Political Science, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1993 B.A. History, Grad. cert. Jewish Studies,
- Critical Approaches to Political Economy and the State - Modern and Contemporary Political Thought - Religion and Political Philosophy with an emphasis on Jewish Thought
COURSES TAUGHT Political History of Ethical Theories and Moral Issues in GovernmentReligions of the WorldAmerican Political ThoughtPolitics and Ideology in Contemporary Classics of Political ThoughtReligion and Political ThoughtPolitics and the Visual ArtsPublic Leadership and Ethics in Theory and PracticeSpecial Topics in Political Science: Elections & American Democracy (planned for Fall, 2008)
PUBLICATIONS AND RECENT PRESENTATIONS U.
S. Politics and the Global Economy: Corporate Power, Conservative Shift, book
co-authored with Ronald W. Cox, Lynne Reinner
Publishers Inc., Free Agency and Competitive Balance in Baseball, co-author to Ronald W. Cox, McFarland Publishers, “Haredim,” co-authored with Cathy Skidmore-Hess, Encyclopedia of the Arab-Israeli Conflict, ABC-CLIO (forthcoming)"The Danish Party System and the Rise of the Right in the 2001Parliamentary Election," International Social Science Review, Fall-Winter 2004"Seretse Khama and the Political 'Miracle' of Botswana," with Cathy Skidmore-Hess, Conference Proceedings of the Twenty Second Annual Meeting of the Association of Third World Studies, October 2004
"Baseball Competitiveness & the Free Agency Era," with Ronald W. Cox, Nine: A Journal of Baseball History and Culture, volume 11 #1, Fall 2002 "Review
Essay: Global Capitalism and the Political Economy of Transition in "In
"Globalization and/or Democratization?: A Review Essay," African Studies Review, Spring 1998, pp. 147-150 "Bentham", "Conflict Theory", "Natural Law" entries in Crime and the American Criminal Justice Systems, edited by Frank Schmalleger, Greenwood Press, 1997 "The
Politics of the 1993 NAFTA Vote," Ronald W. Cox, co-author, Current
Politics and Economics of the "Assessing the Business Conflict Model as State Theory," Ronald W. Cox, ed., Business and International Politics, Westview Press, 1996 "Danish
Social Democracy at Risk: Assessing the 2001 Election in "'Have
we not an equal Interest with the Men of this Nation?' Patriarchy and the
Gendered Contradictions of John Locke," Women's Studies Conference, "NAFTA
and the Political Economy of Regional Integration in North America,"
invited lecture, Public
lecture, "Are Your Votes Really Counted? The Impact of the Electoral
College on Voter Participation," with Richard Cebula,
sponsored by Political Science and Economics Clubs. "The Globalization of Capital: Business and the State During the Johnson and Nixon Years," invited lecture, Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy and Citizenship Studies, Florida International University, Miami, March 1999 GRANTS RECEIVED Research
Grant, Research Grant, European Union studies program, University System of Georgia, for research on balance of payments issues in British Public Records Office, Summer, 1999 Research
Grants, Research Fellowships, Gerald R. Ford Library Foundation for research on foreign economic policy issues, grants awarded in 1996 and 2001 National Endowment for the Humanities, East-West center Workshop Grant to incorporate material on Chinese philosophy, politics, and culture in undergraduate curriculum, March 1997
Interim Head, Department of Criminal Justice, Social, and Political Science, Armstrong Atlantic State University, 2003-2004 Coordinator
of Bachelor of Arts program in political science, Associate
Professor of Political Science, Assistant Professor of Political Science. Armstrong State College, 1993-1999 Director of Institutional Research (interim), Armstrong State College, 1994-1995 Visiting
Professor, Institute for European Studies, Graduate
Faculty, Chair
of Finance Committee, 2000-2002 Association of Elected
faculty representative, University Curriculum Committee, 1998-2002 |