Political Science at Johns Hopkins University

43 faculty and 0 courses in Political Science at Johns Hopkins University.

Faculty

• Richard S. Katz, Professor Emeritus and Academy Professor h-index 53
  Comparative politics, American politics
• Robert Lieberman, Krieger-Eisenhower Professor / Department Chair h-index 24
• Hahrie Han, Professor; Inaugural Director of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Agora Institute h-index 23
  Civic and political participation, collective action, organizing, and social change, focusing particularly on the role of civic associations
• Philipp Rehm, Professor h-index 20
  Comparative Politics, political economy, and parties and political behavior
• Steven David, Professor h-index 20
  International relations, security studies, comparative politics
• Robbie Shilliam, Professor / Vice Dean for Social Sciences h-index 20
  International Relations, Racial Politics, Postcolonial Theory Education: PhD, University of Sussex Political Science People Robbie Shilliam Biography Publications Faculty Books Robbie Shilliam is a scholar of postcolo
• Benjamin Ginsberg, David Bernstein Professor; Chair, Center for Advanced Governmental Studies h-index 20
  American Politics, Political Development
• Nicolas Jabko, Professor h-index 19
  Comparative politics, political economy, European politics
• Sarah Parkinson, Aronson Associate Professor - Political Science and International Studies; Placement Director h-index 18
  Comparative politics, political violence, Middle East and North African politics, social network theory, qualitative methods, forced migration
• Lester Spence, Professor h-index 17
  American politics, black politics, race and politics, urban politics, American political behavior and public opinion
• Samuel Chambers, Professor h-index 17
  Political theory, political economy, and cultural politics
• Bentley Allan, Associate Professor h-index 14
  International relations, science and politics, global governance, global environmental politics
• Adam Sheingate, Professor h-index 14
  American political development, historical institutionalism, comparative public policy
• Sebastián Mazzuca, Associate Professor h-index 14
  Political economy, comparative politics, Latin American politics and economy
• Inés Valdez, Professor h-index 14
  Critical race and feminist theory, migration, transnationalism, empire, and racial capitalism
• Erin Aeran Chung, Charles D. Miller Professor of East Asian Politics h-index 14
  Comparative politics, East Asian politics (Japan and Korea), international migration, comparative racial politics
• Dawn Teele, SNF Agora Institute Professor h-index 13
  Gender and Politics, Historical Political Economy, Ethics of Experiments, Democratization, Political Development
• Matthew Kocher, Senior Lecturer h-index 12
  Comparative Politics, International Relations, and Political Methodology Education: PhD, University of Chicago Political Science People Matthew Kocher Biography Matthew Adam Kocher, Ph.D, University of Chicago, 2004
• Adria Lawrence, Aronson Associate Professor of International Studies and Political Science h-index 9
  Comparative politics, Middle Eastern and North African politics, colonialism, nationalism, conflict and collective action Education: PhD, University of Chicago Political Science People Adria Lawrence Biography Researc
• Renée Marlin-Bennett, Professor; Diversity Champion h-index 9
  International relations, political economy of information
• Kris-Stella Trump, Associate Research Professor h-index 8
  American politics, Comparative political behavior, Political psychology, Economic inequality
• Sebastian Schmidt, Associate Professor / Director of Undergraduate Studies h-index 8
  International Relations
• John Yasuda, Associate Professor h-index 6
  Regulatory governance, bureaucratic politics, and comparative political economy
• Joshua Simon, Associate Professor / Director of Graduate Studies h-index 6
  Political theory and comparative politics, focusing on the relationship between political ideas and political institutions in the United States and Latin America
• Daniel Schlozman, Joseph and Bertha Bernstein Professor h-index 5
  American politics
• Angie Bautista-Chavez, Fannie Gaston-Johansson Assistant Professor h-index 4
• Consuelo Amat, Assistant Professor h-index 1
  Comparative politics, Latin American politics, nonviolent action, political violence, authoritarianism
• Chas. Phillips, Associate Teaching Professor
  Political Theory, Global Politics, Conceptions of Violence and the Human, Democratic Theory
• Daniel Deudney, Professor
  International relations, political theory
• Emily Zackin, Professor
  American politics, constitutional law
• Jane Bennett, Andrew W. Mellon Professor in Humanities, Departments of Political Science and Comparative Thought and Literature
  Political theory, American political thought, ecophilosophy
• Jennifer Culbert, Associate Professor
  Political theory, jurisprudence
• Jennifer Luff, Associate Teaching Professor
  The history of civil liberties and state repression, comparative state development, political organizing, and working-class conservatism. Her books include _Commonsense Anticommunism: Labor and Civil Liberties Between the World Wars_(University of Nort
• Lilliana Mason, Professor
  Authoritarianism - Civic Education - Global Democracy
• Margaret Keck, Professor Emeritus and Academy Professor
  Comparative politics, international relations (Latin American politics, the environment, social movements
• Matthew Crenson, Professor Emeritus and Academy Professor
  Urban government and American political development
• P.J. Brendese, Associate Professor
  Political theory, comparative political thought, race and politics
• Robert Freedman, Adjunct Professor
• Ronald J. Daniels, Professor and President of Johns Hopkins University
• Tarak Barkawi, Professor
  International Relations
• Vesla Weaver, Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Political Science and Sociology
  American politics, racial inequality and politics, policing and incarceration, democratic citizenship, American political development, mixed methods
• William Howell, Professor & Dean, School of Government & Policy
• Yuen Yuen Ang, Alfred Chandler Chair Professor of Political Economy
  Global disruption; emerging world order; paradigm shift; Chinese political economy; US-China; multipolarity; innovation, technology, and AI

Faculty counts are directory headcounts; the named list may be a subset. h-index shown only for ORCID-backed or high-confidence OpenAlex matches. Data as of 2026-07-01.