Andrew B. Kirkpatrick
Honors Program - Department of Political Science - Center for Sustainability in Education
Associate Professor
Department Chair
McMurran Hall 361A
(757) 594-7269
andrew.kirkpatrick@cnu.edu
Education
- Ph D in Political Science, Emory University
- MA in International Relations, Baylor University
- BA in Political Science, Tulane University
Teaching
Environmental Politics, International Organizations, European Politics, Comparative Politics, International Relations
Research
International environmental cooperation, Compliance with international agreements, Politics of resource use, International organizations, Political parties
Biography
Dr. Kirkpatrick is Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Political Science. He was the director of CNU's interdisciplinary Environmental Studies program from 2013-2022. He holds a PhD in political science from Emory University.
Selected Accomplishments
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Journal Article, Academic Journal
(2023). Seeing is Believing: The Role of Place in Mitigating Partisan Attitudes Towards the Environment. State and Local Government Review. Volume, 56. Issue, 1. Pages, 42-59. -
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(2023). Judicial Activism and its possible impact on Environmental Treaties. Journal of Commonwealth and Comparative Politics. Volume, 61. Issue, 4. Pages, 471-484. -
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(2020). Group Threat at the Ground Level: support for ethnically-radical parties in the Northern Ireland Assembly. Political Research Quarterly. Volume, 73. Issue, 3. Pages, 556-567. -
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(2020). Examining the Impact of Institutions on Common-Pool Resource Problems: the EU and its Common Fisheries Policy. Journal of European Integration. Volume, 42. Issue, 2. Pages, 247-262. -
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(2018). After the Resource Curse: Nauru and the future of the Rentier State. International Studies Perspectives. Volume, 19. Issue, 2. Pages, 188-197. -
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(2017). Zero-Sum of All Fears: Intergroup Threat, Contact, and Voting Behavior in Northern Ireland. European Political Science Review. Volume, 9. Issue, 1. Pages, 51-71.