Kevin L. Dooley, PhD

Associate Professor

PhD, Rutgers University

Office: Beechwood Hall, Room First Floor

Phone: (732) 571-3620

Email: kdooley@monmouth.edu

Fall 2012 Office Hours:
Th: 2:30-3:30

Fall 2012 Courses:

PS 101 Introduction to Political Science

Regularly Taught Courses:

PS 101: Introduction to Political Science

PS 221: Early Political Thought

PS 222: Modern Political Thought

PS 361: Comparative European Governments

PS 378: Ethics in International Relations

About:

Dr. Dooley's research examines the influence of nationalism on state power and in particular, the way that regional minorities in Western and Eastern Europe have either benefitted or been harmed by their respective governments. Since nationalism is related to political movements, Dooley has also published in a variety of journals on topics related to ethics, terrorism, and foreign policy. In 2011, Professor Dooley was named Dean of the Honors School.

Selected Works:

Books:

Politics Still Matters: Globalization, Governance, and the Revival of Regional Minorities (2008)

Why Politics Matters: An Introduction to Political Science (2012) Co-authored with Joseph N. Patten.

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