Andrew Hart is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations. He teaches a range of international relations courses, including on the global political economy and international organizations. He also teaches the political science research methods course. His research examines different facets of economic globalization, specializing in the politics of multinational corporations as well as immigration politics. Professor Hart’s research has appeared in International Organization, International Interactions, The Journal of Peace Research, Survival, and International Peacekeeping. His current projects examine how the design of national regulatory institutions influence developing countries' prospects for receiving foreign investment in infrastructure and public utilities as well as how welfare state spending changes people’s attitudes about immigration. He has a B.A. from Fordham University, an M.A. from New York University, and a Ph.D. from the University of Colorado.
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Recent Publications
“Labor Migration Numbers and Rights: Do They Trade Off or Advance Together?” International Interactions 45 (1): 28-53. (with David H. Bearce). (January 2019).
“Rallying the Troops: Collective Action and Self-Interest in UN Peacekeeping Contributions. Journal of Peace Research 55 (3): 366-379. (with Tim Passmore and Meg Shannon). (Fall 2018).
“International Labor Mobility and the Variety of Democratic Institutions.” International Organization 71 (1): 65-95. (with David H. Bearce). (Winter 2017).
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Education
B.A. from Fordham University
M.A. from New York University
Ph.D. from the University of Colorado