I am an assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at the University at Buffalo, State University of New York.
My research explores the links between domestic politics and international relations. I am particularly interested in the links between accountability, enforced through retrospective voting or party competition, and international conflict. I also have a few projects that fall solely within one of those two areas. Methodologically, I am interested in developing formal models and evaluating their implications with quantitative analysis.
For more information about my research, see the research section of this site. For more information about the courses I teach, see the teaching section.
My research explores the links between domestic politics and international relations. I am particularly interested in the links between accountability, enforced through retrospective voting or party competition, and international conflict. I also have a few projects that fall solely within one of those two areas. Methodologically, I am interested in developing formal models and evaluating their implications with quantitative analysis.
For more information about my research, see the research section of this site. For more information about the courses I teach, see the teaching section.
Last Edited January 9, 2010
Philip Arena
Assistant Professor
Department of Political Science
University at Buffalo (SUNY)
520 Park Hall
Buffalo, NY 14260
parena at buffalo dot edu
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Assistant Professor
Department of Political Science
University at Buffalo (SUNY)
520 Park Hall
Buffalo, NY 14260
parena at buffalo dot edu
CV