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2051 Allen Building |
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mshoddie@polisci.tamu.edu |
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| Dr. Matthew Hoddie’s research considers the capacity of government institutions and policies to manage conflict within deeply-divided societies. In collaboration with Caroline Hartzell, his work examining the potential for power-sharing institutions to foster a lasting peace following civil war has appeared as a number of journal articles and as a book chapter. Their book on this topic, Crafting Peace: Power Sharing Institutions and the Negotiated Settlement of Civil Wars, is forthcoming in 2007. Hoddie’s research has also investigated the effect of ethnically-based preferential policies on identities and interethnic relations. His book on this subject was published under the title Ethnic Realignments: A Comparative Study of Government Influences on Identities. Hoddie teaches courses focusing on ethnic conflict and the politics of less-developed countries. |
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| Spring 2007 |
| POLS 312-500 |
Ethnic Conflict |
4:40 to 5:55 TR |
ALLN 1015 |
| POLS 324-500 |
Politics of Global Inequality |
6:15 to 7:30 TR |
ALLN 1015 |
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