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What Our Faculty Are Writing About
From “the tyranny of printers” in early America, to the British Empire in the Middle East, to Dwight Eisenhower and the Federal Highway Act, the research of Kinder Institute professors explores both the large themes and the fine details that are essential to making sense of constitutional democracy around the globe.
And as they’re writing about the past, they’re connecting it to the present, with public facing scholarship that situates democracy’s history in today’s world.
Recent Faculty Publications
Roads to Power, Roads to Crisis
Alec Zuercher Reichardt
Dwight D. Eisenhower and the Federal Highway Act
Charles U. Zug
Choosing the Future
Karen Mossberger, Caroline J. Tolbert, and Scott J. LaCombe
Other Titles
For a full list of books that residents of the fourth floor have published, visit the individual pages for each of our faculty members using the link below.
Our Faculty in the News
In addition to publishing academic work, our faculty also often offer expert analysis and historical context for constitutional democracy in contemporary practice. We’ll continue to add material to this section, but for now, enjoy one of Kinder Institute Director Jay Sexton’s many recent instances of commenting on the Monroe Doctrine’s relevance to contemporary American politics.
On the Monroe Doctrine
Jay Sexton sat down with Mo Rocca CBS Sunday Morning News to discuss the historical context for the United States’ incursion into Venezuela.