Expert Source: Carl F. Pinkele, Ph.D.

Carl Pinkele specializes in American national politics, including presidential and congressional elections as well as political economics. He serves as co-chair of Ohio Wesleyan’s Arneson Institute for Practical Politics and Public Affairs, an organization designed to nurture a commitment to public life. He oversees the Wesleyan in Washington internship program, which provides students the opportunity to spend a semester living and working in the nation's capital. He also is a fellow at the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace at Stanford University.

Education:

• B.A., University of Iowa
• M.A., University of Iowa
• Ph.D., New School for Social Research

Areas of Expertise:

• U.S. presidential and Congressional elections
• Political economics
• Contemporary issues in American politics
• American public policy, especially issues involving Social Security, immigration, or environmental and presidential-congressional policy making

Selected Publications:

• “Discretion, Justice and Democracy: A Public Policy Perspective,” Carl Pinkele and William Louthan (Hardcover - Jan 30, 1985)
• “Europe at the Crossroads,” Stefan A. Musto and Carl F. Pinkele (Hardcover - May 15, 1985)
• “The Contemporary Mediterranean World,” Carl F. Pinkele (Hardcover - Jan 1983)
• Sino-Soviet Territorial Dispute, 1949-64,” George Ginsburgs and Carl F. Pinkele (Paperback - Feb 1979)