United States

Capital: Array
Area: 9,525,067
Population: 340,110,988
Languages: English

Research

Research In United States

Research conducted by members of the Kellogg intellectual community on the themes of democracy and human development is at the core of what the Institute does.

Perverse’ Verses: Homophobia and Literary Censorship in Revolutionary Cuba

Robyn Grant McCardel: International Scholar

2010

Borderland Identities: The 1911 Socialist Invasion of Baja California

Allyson Brantley: Notre Dame Alum

2008

The Role of Religious Mission and Advocacy in the US Debate on Central America, 1960-1990

Charles Strauss: Former Kellogg Doctoral Student

2007-2008

Leveling the Playing Field: Political Finance Laws and Party Competition in the German Laender and US States

Claire Marie Smith: Former Kellogg Doctoral Student

2002-2003

Two-Level Games and International Narcotics Control: Negotiations between the United States and Mexico and Colombia 1989-2000

Victor J. Hinojosa: Former Kellogg Doctoral Student

2000

The Utility of Economic Sactions: Case Study of US Sanctions against the Republic of Panama

Brenda Markovitz: Working Paper Author

1992

People

People Researching United States

For more than three decades, our faculty and visiting fellows have helped set the scholarly agenda on our core themes of democratization and human development. Our work has had a significant impact on policy and practice.