Government at Wesleyan University

32 faculty and 32 courses in Government at Wesleyan University.

Faculty

• J. Donald Moon, John E. Andrus Professor of Government, Emeritus h-index 54
• Peter Rutland, Colin and Nancy Campbell Professor in Global Issues and Democratic Thought h-index 19
• Logan Dancey, Associate Professor of Government h-index 11
• Alyx Mark, Associate Professor of Government h-index 7
• Ioana Emy Matesan, Associate Professor of Government h-index 7
• Lindsay R Dolan, Assistant Professor of Government h-index 6
• Steven Moore, Assistant Professor of Government h-index 6
• Kolby Hanson, Assistant Professor of Government h-index 5
• Justin Craig Peck, Associate Professor of Government h-index 5
• Sonali Chakravarti, Professor of Government h-index 4
• Hari Ramesh, Assistant Professor of Government h-index 2
• Barbara H. Craig, Professor of Government, Emerita
• Basak Kus, Professor of Government
• Chano Arreguin, Visiting Professor of Government
• David Aaron, Visiting Professor of Government
• Douglas Foyle, Chair; Associate Professor of Government
• Erika Franklin Fowler, Professor of Government; Director, Wesleyan Media Project
• Giulio Gallarotti, Professor of Government
• James W. McGuire, Professor of Government; John E. Andrus Professor of Government
• Joan Cho, Associate Professor of East Asian Studies; Associate Professor, Government
• John E. Finn, Professor of Government, Emeritus
• Marc A. Eisner, Professor of Government; Henry Merritt Wriston Chair in Public Policy
• Martha Crenshaw, Colin and Nancy Campbell Professor in Global Issues and Democratic Thought, Emerita
• Mary Alice Haddad, Professor of Government; John E. Andrus Professor of Government
• Melissa Jane Pavlik, Visiting Instructor of Government
• Nancy L. Schwartz, Professor of Government, Emerita
• Nina Hagel, Assistant Professor of Government
• Richard W. Boyd, Professor of Government, Emeritus
• Robert Cassidy, Assistant Professor of the Practice, Allbritton Center / Government
• Rudabeh Shahid, Visiting Professor of Government
• Ryan Pike, Visiting Instructor of Government
• Sarah Wiliarty, Associate Professor of Government; Co-Chair, College of Social Studies

Courses

• Politics: Fundamental Concepts (FYS) GOVT102F
• American Government and Politics GOVT151
• International Relations GOVT155
• Democracy and Dictatorship: Politics in the Contemporary World GOVT157
• The Moral Basis of Politics GOVT159
• Applied Data Analysis GOVT201
• American Constitutional Law GOVT203
• Judicial Process and Politics GOVT205
• Public Policy GOVT206
• Media and Politics GOVT214
• Congressional Policy Making GOVT215
• The American Presidency GOVT217
• US Political Economy: State, Markets, and the Dynamics of Change GOVT220
• Environmental Policy GOVT221
• Campaigns and Elections GOVT232
• Racial and Ethnic Politics GOVT239
• Civil Rights and Liberties GOVT250
• The American National Security State GOVT253
• Politics of Inequality GOVT261
• Comparative Politics of the Middle East GOVT270
• Political Economy of Developing Countries GOVT271
• Russian Politics GOVT274
• Nationalism GOVT278
• Latin American Politics GOVT302
• United States Foreign Policy GOVT311
• Strategic Dilemmas in Politics GOVT312
• Topics in International Law GOVT321
• International Political Economy GOVT329
• Virtue and Glory: Classical Political Theory GOVT337
• Global Modern Political Thought GOVT338
• Contemporary Political Theory GOVT339
• Justice and Equality GOVT348

Roster/catalog compiled from the college’s public directory. 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.