• Department of Political Science and International Relations
• International Relations
• Political Science
• Public Policy and Management
• International Affairs [M.A.]

• PHD, University of Arizona (1988)
• MA, Georgia State University (1983)
• BA, Georgia State University (1979)

My research has focused largely on Mexico, exploring political corruption, political reformism, nationalism and national identity. More recent work centers on political corruption, including a comparative study of left and right perspectives on political corruption and an analysis of the dilemmas of addressing corruption. 

The Corruption Dilemma: Controlling the Power of the Powerful. 
The Corruption Debates: Left versus Right—and Does it Matter—in the Americas. 
Corruption and Politics in Latin America National and Regional Dynamics
Political Corruption in Mexico The Impact of Democratization
Corruption and Democracy in Latin America
Gringolandia - Mexican Indentity and Perception of the United States
Politcal Reformismi in Mexico, an Overview of Contemporary Mexican Politics
Corruption & Politics in Contemporary Mexico