Liberal Arts and Sciences
Beth Rosenson Research Group
Led by Beth A. Rosenson · Political Science
What we study
The Rosenson Lab studies political ethics, corruption, and legislative behavior, analyzing laws, media bias, and reforms to understand democratic accountability. Research includes examining ethics investigations, media coverage, and policy impacts.
- Projects
- 4
- Papers
- 2
Current projects
Presidential nepotism
Examines presidential nepotism, meaning the appointment of relatives to positions, as part of the lab's work on political ethics.
Female political exemplars
Studies female political exemplars, examining the role women leaders play in politics.
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US policy toward Israel
Studies how Congress supports US policy toward Israel, looking at lawmaker behavior.
Congressional responses to sexual harassment charges
Investigating how Congress handles sexual harassment allegations.
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Recent papers, explained
- Beyond a “Partisan-Ethics-Wars” Interpretation of Congressional Ethics Investigations: The Cases of James Wright, Newt Gingrich, and Tom DeLay
2024 · Journal of Policy History
Looks at ethics cases in Congress, finding some bipartisan agreement despite political fights.
- The US Impact on Qatar's Foreign Policy During the Gulf Crisis
2022 · Middle East Policy
Explains how US policy toward Qatar changed after the Gulf crisis, pushing Qatar to diversify alliances.
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How to reach out
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