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John Ishiyama

Professor

University of North Texas

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences

Department of Political Science

John Ishiyama is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences Professor at University of North Texas.

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University of North Texas

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political science political sociology political parties politics political history political science research political systems political studies political analysis political process political behavior social sciences democracy political theory elections comparative politics democratization public policy political transformation political competition sociology political geography political development identity politics political conflict nationalism geopolitics domestic politics political power post-communist politics civil conflict international politics communist successor parties nationality ethnic studies african political economy african studies ethnic group relation european integration comparative political studies political agendas eastern europe conflict resolution regime analysis candidate selection candidate recruitment civil wars north korea intergroup conflict political culture active learning socialism ethnic parties sub-saharan africa institutional trust former rebel parties european society african economy fascism in europe ethnic discrimination european issue legislative aspect global politics comparative analysis post-communist eastern europe democratic development political success party organization electoral performance united states international comparative perspective coalition formation minority rights voting rule legal design faculty professional development ethnic politics east asian studies

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Electoral Systems. Oxford University Press eBooks (2025)

Brian F CrispPatrick Cunha SilvaSantiago OlivellaGuillermo Rosas

political sciencepoliticscomparative politicselectoral systemselections

Attitudinal Legacies of Dictatorship. Asian Survey (2024)

John IshiyamaTaekbin Kim

political scienceattitudinal legacieseast asian studiespolitical historygovernancedemocratizationpolitical sociologyasian studiesregime analysisdemocracy

Diversity Pedagogy and Methods Instruction—Some Thoughts on Pedagogical Applications in the Undergraduate Research Methods Course. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

John Ishiyama

undergraduate researchpedagogical applicationsdiversity pedagogyeducationmethods instruction

Explaining Russian State-Sponsored Disinformation Campaigns: Who is Targeted and Why?. East European Politics (2024)

Brandon StewartShelby JacksonJohn IshiyamaMichael C. Marshall

west european politicspolitical scienceeast asian studiesinternational relationspolitical communicationgeopoliticsinternational politicscomparative politics

Personalism and Purges: Are Personalist Dictators More Likely to Engage in Elite Purges?. Social Science Quarterly (2024)

John IshiyamaMarijke BreuningTaekbin Kim

political sciencesociologycriminologysocial sciencesoppressionpolitical sociologyelite purgespersonalist dictators

Premigratory Experiences With Civil War Violence and Social Trust. Social Science Quarterly (2024)

Gabriela OkundayeJohn Ishiyama

sociologysocial trustsocial sciencesphilosophy of social sciencepremigratory experiencesmigration studiesbehavioral sciences

Reflections on the Beginnings of the Journal of Political Science Education. Journal of Political Science Education (2024)

John IshiyamaMarijke Breuning

science educationpolitical sciencepolitical science researcheducation

Wagner Pmc’s Impact on Russia’s Public Image in Africa. Journal of Asian and African Studies (2024)

John Ishiyama

public imagewagner pmcafrican american studiesafrican identity

Why Do Civil War Successor Parties Renounce Violence?. The Journal of Politics (2024)

John Ishiyama

political sciencepoliticspolitical historypolitical conflictpolitical processpolitical behaviorpolitical analysisconflictcivil conflict

Graduate Students and Learning How to Get Published. Political pedagogies (2023)

John Ishiyama

higher educationgraduate studentspolitical sciencepolitical communication

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John Ishiyama

Professor

University of North Texas

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences

Department of Political Science

John Ishiyama is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences Professor at University of North Texas.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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John Ishiyama

University of North Texas

Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Electoral Systems. Oxford University Press eBooks (2025)

Brian F CrispPatrick Cunha SilvaSantiago OlivellaGuillermo Rosas

political sciencepoliticscomparative politicselectoral systemselections

Attitudinal Legacies of Dictatorship. Asian Survey (2024)

John IshiyamaTaekbin Kim

political scienceattitudinal legacieseast asian studiespolitical historygovernancedemocratizationpolitical sociologyasian studiesregime analysisdemocracy

Diversity Pedagogy and Methods Instruction—Some Thoughts on Pedagogical Applications in the Undergraduate Research Methods Course. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

John Ishiyama

undergraduate researchpedagogical applicationsdiversity pedagogyeducationmethods instruction

Explaining Russian State-Sponsored Disinformation Campaigns: Who is Targeted and Why?. East European Politics (2024)

Brandon StewartShelby JacksonJohn IshiyamaMichael C. Marshall

west european politicspolitical scienceeast asian studiesinternational relationspolitical communicationgeopoliticsinternational politicscomparative politics

Personalism and Purges: Are Personalist Dictators More Likely to Engage in Elite Purges?. Social Science Quarterly (2024)

John IshiyamaMarijke BreuningTaekbin Kim

political sciencesociologycriminologysocial sciencesoppressionpolitical sociologyelite purgespersonalist dictators

Premigratory Experiences With Civil War Violence and Social Trust. Social Science Quarterly (2024)

Gabriela OkundayeJohn Ishiyama

sociologysocial trustsocial sciencesphilosophy of social sciencepremigratory experiencesmigration studiesbehavioral sciences

Reflections on the Beginnings of the Journal of Political Science Education. Journal of Political Science Education (2024)

John IshiyamaMarijke Breuning

science educationpolitical sciencepolitical science researcheducation

Wagner Pmc’s Impact on Russia’s Public Image in Africa. Journal of Asian and African Studies (2024)

John Ishiyama

public imagewagner pmcafrican american studiesafrican identity

Why Do Civil War Successor Parties Renounce Violence?. The Journal of Politics (2024)

John Ishiyama

political sciencepoliticspolitical historypolitical conflictpolitical processpolitical behaviorpolitical analysisconflictcivil conflict

Graduate Students and Learning How to Get Published. Political pedagogies (2023)

John Ishiyama

higher educationgraduate studentspolitical sciencepolitical communication

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