Jonathan Marshall teaches courses in comparative politics, East Asian politics, constitutional law, and law and society. His research focuses on legal mobilization and citizen litigants in Japan, where he lived ...
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Jerald Mast primarily teaches and researches in the field of public policy, particularly the ways in which public values, opinions and participation affect the democratic character of decisions within the ...
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Brent McClintock is an economist and an attorney. Prior to his employment at Carthage, he worked as a senior economic analyst with the New Zealand Treasury. His legal studies centered ...
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Michael Phegley is a practicing attorney with Phegley, Laufenberg & Jensen, a practice that concentrates on family, criminal, labor and employment law, as well as alternative dispute resolution. He is ...
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Tom Powers teaches Constitutional Law and Religion and Politics at Carthage. He is a member of both the Political Science Department and the Great Ideas Program. His work related to ...
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Professor Roberg teaches courses in comparative politics and international relations. His research and teaching previously focused on the former Soviet Union and its successor states, exploring issues of human rights, ...
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