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Norwich University |
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Dept. of History and Political Science |
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Dr. Jason F. Jagemann |
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Hello, my name is Dr. Jason Jagemann. I am Associate Professor of Political Science at Norwich University. I serve as the Political Science Program Director. I received my B.A. from SUNY Potsdam where I majored in Political Science and minored in U.S. History. I finished my M.A. and Ph.D. in Political Science at Western Michigan University. My primary field of expertise is in American Politics, with emphases in public law and interest group politics. I have ancillary scholarly and teaching interests in political theory and philosophy, in particular, democratic theory and feminist political thought. I am engaged in two major research projects. In one project I examine interest group mobilization of the U.S. Congress and state and federal judicial systems. In this research project I ask the following question: Do the rules of the game governing institutional access in the U.S. Congress and the federal and state courts shape the behavior of interest group alliance strategies? My study tracks alliances across and between the institutional venues of Congress and the federal and state courts from 1969-2000 in two policy areas (affirmative action and reproductive rights). In the other research project I look at the litigation strategies of organized interests in state and federal courts within the context of the reproductive rights issue domain. The central question driving this research is: to what extent do organized interests strategically engage state and federal judicial venues? |
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222 Ainsworth Hall Dept. of History and Political Science Norwich University Northfield, VT 05663 |
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