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Richard F. Bensel

Gary S Davis Professor of Government

Cornell University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Government

Department of History

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

American Studies Program

Richard F. Bensel is currently serving as a Government Gary S Davis Professor of Government at Cornell University.

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Richard F. Bensel

Cornell University

Gary S Davis Professor of Government

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political science american political thought politics political behavior political analysis political history political studies american studies early republic social sciences history political parties political theory political process democracy political science research democratic theory elections political culture sociology historical review united states interdisciplinary history american identity political development political competition political sociology international history global history liberal democracy legislative aspect geopolitics economic systems social theory public choice political transformation historical reassessment historical sociology industrial revolution american ballot box convention hall nineteenth century democratic national convention william jennings bryan social change intellectual discourse production economics agricultural history sociological imagination sociological methods early american literature comparative analysis case studies philosophy of history algorithmic governmentality smart voting historical analysis commercial policy trade policy protectionism market institutions enterprise business transformation political agendas ethnic group relation urban politics urban society social analysis paul pierson fictional metaphor robust democratic ethos chicago coliseum research community american political development disciplinary subfield democratic convention mid-nineteenth century political philosophy institutional change

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Founding of Modern States. (2022)

Richard Franklin Bensel

historyliberal democracypolitical culturepolitical sciencemodern statespolitical transformationpolitical historynationalisminternational historyglobal historydemocratic theorycomparative analysispolitical theorygeopoliticsideologycase studiesdemocracy

The Opening Dilemma: Why Democracies Cannot Found Themselves. Studies in American Political Development (2022)

Richard Bensel

political systemsconstitutional lawpoliticslawdemocratizationpolitical philosophypolitical theorydemocracyliberal democracyillinois constitutional conventiondemocratic theorydeliberative democracyamerican political thoughtrepresentative institutionspolitical sciencepolitical studiesconstitutionspolitical analysisopening dilemma

To Make Men Free: A History of the Republican Party. by Heather Cox Richardson. (New York, Ny: Basic Books, 2014. Pp. X, 393. $29.99.). Historian (2016)

Richard Bensel

basic bookspolitical sciencepoliticspolitical studieswomen's rightspolitical historyamerican studiesfeminist economicsnew yorkgender studiesamerican political thoughtearly republicheather cox richardson

Lost in Translation: An Epistemological Exploration of the Relation Between Historical Analysis and the Nominate Algorithm. Studies in American Political Development (2016)

Richard Bensel

historypolitical methodologypolitical sciencepolitical historyalgorithmic governmentalitypolitical analysissmart votingunited states congressnominate algorithmpolitical science researchhistorical analysis

Fighting for the Speakership: The House and the Rise of Party Government. by Jeffery a. Jenkins and Charles Stewartiii. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2013. $88.00 Cloth, $38.95 Paper.. Perspectives on Politics (2015)

Richard Bensel

political systemspolitical sciencepoliticscharles stewartiiipolitical studiesparty governmentpolitical powerpublic policycomparative political studiespolitical processget access linkamerican political thoughtpolitical behaviorpolitical analysispolitical partiesdemocracy

Political Economy and American Political Development. Oxford University Press eBooks (2014)

Richard Bensel

causal primacypolitical culturepolitical sciencepoliticspolitical studiescausal explanationssocial sciencespolitical processamerican political thoughtpolitical theorypolitical analysispolitical behaviorpolitical economypolitical developmentpolitical science research

Comment on “Populism, Paranoia, and the Politics of Free Silver”. Studies in American Political Development (2011)

Richard Bensel

political sciencepoliticspolitical agendaspolitical studiestheories of political behaviorpublic policypolitical processpolitical sociologypolitical philosophyamerican political thoughtpolitical theorypolitical analysisgeopoliticspolitical behaviorcollateral objectivebottom linepolitical development“ populism

Reforming Jim Crow: Southern Politics and State in the Age Before Brown by Kimberley Johnson. Political Science Quarterly (2011)

Richard Bensel

contemporary racismearly republicjim crowwhite supremacypoliticsblack experiencepolitical historycritical race theorypublic historysocial historyamerican studiessouthern african studiesblack politicsamerican political thoughtafrican american studiespolitical scienceanti-racismpolitical studiespublic policysouthern politics

Sectionalism and Congressional Development. Oxford University Press eBooks (2011)

Richard Bensel

political sciencepoliticspolitical studiescongressional developmentpublic policypolitical processpolitical analysispolitical behaviorlegislative aspectpolitical developmentpolitical partiespolitical science research

Comments. The Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era (2009)

Richard Bensel

historyhumanitieshistorical reassessmentphilosophy of historyinterdisciplinary historypolitical historysocial historyintellectual historyamerican studieshistoriographyhistorical sociologyrichard johnrebecca edwardsperiodization schemeshistorical reviewpublic history

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Richard F. Bensel

Gary S Davis Professor of Government

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Government

Department of History

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

American Studies Program

Richard F. Bensel is currently serving as a Government Gary S Davis Professor of Government at Cornell University.

Honors

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Richard F. Bensel

Cornell University

Gary S Davis Professor of Government

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Founding of Modern States. (2022)

Richard Franklin Bensel

The Opening Dilemma: Why Democracies Cannot Found Themselves. Studies in American Political Development (2022)

Richard Bensel

To Make Men Free: A History of the Republican Party. by Heather Cox Richardson. (New York, Ny: Basic Books, 2014. Pp. X, 393. $29.99.). Historian (2016)

Richard Bensel

Lost in Translation: An Epistemological Exploration of the Relation Between Historical Analysis and the Nominate Algorithm. Studies in American Political Development (2016)

Richard Bensel

Political Economy and American Political Development. Oxford University Press eBooks (2014)

Richard Bensel

Comment on “Populism, Paranoia, and the Politics of Free Silver”. Studies in American Political Development (2011)

Richard Bensel

Reforming Jim Crow: Southern Politics and State in the Age Before Brown by Kimberley Johnson. Political Science Quarterly (2011)

Richard Bensel

Sectionalism and Congressional Development. Oxford University Press eBooks (2011)

Richard Bensel

Comments. The Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era (2009)

Richard Bensel

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