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2008-2009 Job Market Candidates

The Political Science Department is pleased to have two highly qualified candidates on the job market for the 2008-2009 academic year. We hope that you will consider them as candidates for openings at your institutions. Please contact the Graduate Director, Dr. Barbara Graham (barbara.graham@umsl.edu) or the job candidates directly if you would like further information.  Listed below are brief biographical sketches of our placement candidates, primary advisors, contact information and link to their current CVs.

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Rosemary M. Makano, Instructor, Department of Political Science, UM-St. Louis

ABD, Expected Dissertation Defense: August, 2008. Dissertation: “Does Institutional Capacity Matter? The Zambian Forestry Service During the Structural Adjustment Period.”  Committee Members: Jean-Germain Gros (Chair), G. Eduardo Silva, Brady Baybeck and Bette Loiselle.

Teaching & Research Interests: Public Administration, Comparative Politics, Governance and Institutions, Public Policy Analysis, International Political Economy, Intergovernmental Relations, International Institutions (United Nations, World Bank, IMF, etc.), African Politics.
Vitae: RoseMakano CV 102007.pdf
E-mail: rm5e2@umsl.edu

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Duk H. Kim, Ph.D. 2007

Assistant Professor of Political Science, St. Ambrose University, Davenport, Iowa, Fall 2008