The Political Methodology field at Wisconsin is broadly defined. It includes training in qualitative and quantitative design, empirical theory, statistical methods and formal theory. As a consequence, Wisconsin students are unusually well trained in the entire field and are prepared to both teach and apply methodologies in all empirical fields of the discipline. The study of, and testing in, methods is not isolated from work in substantive fields, and the exam requires students to be able to apply the methodological questions (theory and technique) to the student’s substantive area in an intelligent way.
Political Methodology Faculty
Rikhil R. Bhavnani
Position title: Associate Chair & Director of Graduate Studies | Professor: Comparative Politics | Political Methodology
Email:
bhavnani
Barry Burden
Position title: Lyons Family Professor: American Politics | Political Methodology
Email:
bcburden
Lisa Martin
Position title: Professor: International Relations | Political Methodology
Email:
lisa.martin
Jon C. W. Pevehouse
Position title: Development Chair | Mary Herman Rubinstein Professor | International Relations | Political Methodology
Email:
jcpevehouse
Eleanor Neff Powell
Position title: Booth Fowler Associate Professor: American Politics | Political Methodology
Email:
eleanor.powell
Jonathan Renshon
Position title: Professor: International Relations | Political Methodology
Email:
renshon
David L. Weimer
Position title: Professor: American Politics | Political Methodology
Email:
weimer
Alexander Tahk
Position title: Associate Professor | Political Methodology | American Politics
Email:
atahk
Adeline Lo
Position title: Assistant Professor | Political Methodology | Comparative Politics
Email:
aylo
Zhenhuan (Reed) Lei
Position title: Assistant Professor Political Science and Public Affairs : Comparative Politics | Politics Methodology
Email:
zhenhuan.lei