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John P. Pat Willerton

Professor

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Humanities

Russian & Slavic Studies

John P. Pat Willerton is currently serving as a College Of Humanities Professor at University of Arizona.

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political science political history geopolitics international relations political studies political theory history political sociology political analysis geopolitical conflict public policy politics international security political systems political science research international politics democracy political behavior political power political process intellectual history political geography public management european security international history national security socialism domestic politics government administration executive information system international conflict education comparative politics regulation intellectual discourse higher education intercultural studies distance education strategic studies european integration regime analysis policy evaluation regional development international education intercultural education administrative leadership complexity theory complexity science abstract complexity political transformation socioeconomics transnational history philosophy of economics political development political equilibrium public policy research legislative aspect soviet state boris kagarlitsky multilateral arrangements eurasian security interests russian federal level post-soviet clientelist norms soviet center-periphery relations putin policy program russian public assessments russian national idea putin team efforts public assessments russian-style democratization putin legacy failing state united russia party russian politics slavic languages

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Presidency. Routledge Handbook of Russian Politics and Society, Second Edition (2023)

Can the U.S. Shed Its Traditional Hostility Toward Russia?. Limes: Revista Italiana di Geopolitica (2021)

international securitynational securitygeopolitical conflictinternational relationsdiplomacytraditional hostilityforeign policysecurity studiesgeopolitics

USA-Russia, Advancing Slowly. Limes: Revista Italiana di Geopolitica (2020)

international securitygeopolitical conflicteast asian studiesglobal strategyinternational relationsadvancing slowlyforeign policygeopolitics

Presidency and Executive. Developments in Russian Politics 9 (2019)

executive information systempoliticsgovernment administrationpolitical sciencepublic managementpolitical studiesadministrative leadershipgovernancepolitical analysisamerican political thoughtpublic administration

Tackling Putin’s Russia. Comparative Politics (2019)

international securitygeopolitical conflictpolitical scienceinternational relationsforeign policyeuropean securitygeopolitics

Searching for a Russian National Idea: Putin Team Efforts and Public Assessments. Demokratizatsiya The Journal of Post-Soviet Democratization (2017)

John P. Pat Willerton

democratizationpolitical sciencepublic assessmentsputin team effortsrussian national idea

Russian Public Assessments of the Putin Policy Program: Achievements and Challenges. Russian Politics (2016)

John P. Willerton

political sciencepublic policyrussian public assessmentsputin policy programpolicy analysispolicy evaluation

Russia, the Us, and the Cold War That Never Ended. Limes: Italian Review of Geopolitics (2016)

geopolitical conflictinternational conflictinternational relationsinternational historyconflictgeopoliticspolitical historycold warhistory

Washington Calls Moscow. Limes: Italian Review of Geopolitics (2016)

geopolitics

Internationalising the Curriculum on Campus – and Abroad: Juxtaposing the Lecture Hall and Study Abroad. European Political Science (2015)

international educationlecture halllanguage pedagogycampus –higher educationeducationenglishindependent studiesintercultural studiesdistance educationintercultural educationstudy abroadglobal studies

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John P. Pat Willerton

Professor

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Humanities

Russian & Slavic Studies

John P. Pat Willerton is currently serving as a College Of Humanities Professor at University of Arizona.

Honors

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John P. Pat Willerton

University of Arizona

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Presidency. Routledge Handbook of Russian Politics and Society, Second Edition (2023)

Can the U.S. Shed Its Traditional Hostility Toward Russia?. Limes: Revista Italiana di Geopolitica (2021)

international securitynational securitygeopolitical conflictinternational relationsdiplomacytraditional hostilityforeign policysecurity studiesgeopolitics

USA-Russia, Advancing Slowly. Limes: Revista Italiana di Geopolitica (2020)

international securitygeopolitical conflicteast asian studiesglobal strategyinternational relationsadvancing slowlyforeign policygeopolitics

Presidency and Executive. Developments in Russian Politics 9 (2019)

Tackling Putin’s Russia. Comparative Politics (2019)

international securitygeopolitical conflictpolitical scienceinternational relationsforeign policyeuropean securitygeopolitics

Searching for a Russian National Idea: Putin Team Efforts and Public Assessments. Demokratizatsiya The Journal of Post-Soviet Democratization (2017)

John P. Pat Willerton

democratizationpolitical sciencepublic assessmentsputin team effortsrussian national idea

Russian Public Assessments of the Putin Policy Program: Achievements and Challenges. Russian Politics (2016)

John P. Willerton

political sciencepublic policyrussian public assessmentsputin policy programpolicy analysispolicy evaluation

Russia, the Us, and the Cold War That Never Ended. Limes: Italian Review of Geopolitics (2016)

geopolitical conflictinternational conflictinternational relationsinternational historyconflictgeopoliticspolitical historycold warhistory

Washington Calls Moscow. Limes: Italian Review of Geopolitics (2016)

geopolitics

Internationalising the Curriculum on Campus – and Abroad: Juxtaposing the Lecture Hall and Study Abroad. European Political Science (2015)

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