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Iraq: Congress vs. the White House.
University of Maryland experts are available to discuss the fight between Congress and the White House over continued funding for Iraq.
Contact the experts directly, or call University Communications:
301-405-4621 (office)
301-257-0073 (after-hours)
Experts are listed alphabetically.
Number of experts found: 5
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Paul S. Herrnson
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Professor and Director of the Center for American Politics and Citizenship
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Government & Politics
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Expertise Key Words:
Congressional and national politics; Campaign finance reform; Voting technology; Maryland politics.
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301 405 4123
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herrnson@umd.edu
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Diana L. Huffman
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Baltimore Sun Distinguished Lecturer
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Philip Merrill College of Journalism
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Expertise Key Words:
Supreme Court nominations and the Senate confirmation process for presidential appointees; Congress. Courses include the Law of Public Communication.
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301 405 6366
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dhuffman@umd.edu
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Frances Lee
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Professor
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Government & Politics
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Expertise Key Words:
American politics and institutions, with a special interest in how the structure of representation in the U.S. Congress shapes politics and policy outcomes.
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301 405 4339
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flee1@umd.edu
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Aaron W. Mannes
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Researcher
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Institute for Advanced Computer Studies
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Expertise Key Words:
Terrorism, Middle East politics, Homeland Security, North Korea and its designation as a terror sponsoring nation
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Expertise Credentials:
Aaron Mannes, author of the TerrorWonk Plus (www.terrorwonk.com) and Profiles in Terror: The Guide to Middle East Terrorist Organizations (Rowman & Littlefield-JINSA Press 2004), researches terrorism and international affairs at the University of Maryland's Laboratory for Computational Cultural Dynamics (http://www.umiacs.umd.edu/research/LCCD/). He has written numerous articles on Middle East affairs, terrorism, and other international security issues for popular and scholarly publications including Policy Review, The Wall Street Journal Europe, The Jerusalem Post, National Review Online, The New York Post, Weekly Standard, and The Journal of International Security Affairs. Mr. Mannes also speaks to groups throughout the United States and has been interviewed on radio and television worldwide.
From 1998 to 2001, Mr. Mannes was the Director of Research at the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), where he wrote numerous papers and helped to establish MEMRI as the English speaking world's leading source of translations and analysis of the Middle East media.
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Web Site(s):
 TheTerrorWonk Plus
Veepcritique
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2404723839
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amannes@umd.edu
aaron.mannes@gmail.com
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Address:
2126 A.V. Williams Building
College Park, MD 20742
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Degrees:
MA, Liberal Arts, St. John's College
BSSP, Communications, Emerson College
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Publication(s):
Egypt's Drive for Military Parity with Israel: Journal of International Security Affairs, Winter 2002
A Reformer in Egypt: Policy Review, December 2002
More Military Aid to Pakistan? The Huffington Post, November 22, 2010
Review of "Winning the Long War": Journal of Middle East and Africa, Fall 2010
Keeping Tabs on Terrorists: Wall St. Journal Asia, August 22, 2010
Calculated Terror: Foreign Policy, December 15, 2009
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Shawn J. Parry-Giles
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Associate Professor and Director, Center for Political Communication & Civic Leadership
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Communication
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Expertise Key Words:
U.S. Political Communication, News Coverage of Hillary Clinton, Political Campaigns and Campaign Communication, Presidential and First Lady Discourse, U.S. War Discourse, Wartime Propaganda, Politics and Media, Presidential Debates and Political Advertisements, Popular Culture and the Presidency
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301 405 6527
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301-495-8875
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301-704-5541
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spg@umd.edu
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