The Department of Political Science is committed to teaching students how to effect positive social change. They offer courses that include service-learning and community-based research and that encourage students to accept responsibility for their learning and to recognize that knowledge may be obtained from a variety of different people and situations.
Below you will find scholarly and other professional works of faculty in Political Science.
Submissions from 1998
Political Research in Martial Law Poland, David S. Mason
Submissions from 1997
Increasingly Fond Memories of a Grim Past, David S. Mason
Submissions from 1992
Public opinion in Poland's transition to market economy, David S. Mason
Submissions from 1991
Apathy and the Birth of Democracy: The Polish Struggle, David S. Mason
Perestroika in Central Europe, David S. Mason
The Polish Parliament and Labor Legislation During Solidarity, David S. Mason
Submissions from 1989
"Public Opinion Research in China, David S. Mason
Solidarity Enters the Fray, David S. Mason
Submissions from 1988
Political Apathy in Poland, David S. Mason
Submissions from 1982
Membership of the Polish United Workers Party, David S. Mason
The Day Indianapolis Died, David S. Mason and Gary Kyxer-Sheeley
