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Robert Lieberman

Krieger-Eisenhower Professor

Johns Hopkins University

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Social Sciences

Department of Political Science

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences

Robert Lieberman is currently serving as a Political Science Krieger-Eisenhower Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

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Johns Hopkins University

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The American Civil Rights State: The Role of Federal Power in the Pursuit of Racial Justice. Studies in American Political Development (2026)

american political thoughtconstitutional lawblack politicspolitical studiespolitical scienceraceamerican studies

Is the Constitution Past Its Sell-by Date? a Review Article. Political Science Quarterly (2025)

political analysisconstitutional lawconstitutionslawdemocracypolitical studiespolitical sciencepolitical theorypolitics

Compared to What?: Setting American Political Development in Comparative Context. Social Science History (2024)

Robert C. Lieberman

political historypolitical developmentsocial sciencespolitical sciencecomparative context

Courts, the State, and Democratization in the United States. Law & Policy (2024)

Robert C. LiebermanKory J. Gaines

constitutional lawconstitutionslawunited statespublic lawjurisprudencepolitical sciencedemocratizationpublic policy

Democratic Backsliding and Ethnic Politics: The Republican Party in the United States. Comparative Political Studies (2024)

Robert C. LiebermanDaniel Schlozman

united statescomparative political studiespolitical studiesdemocratic backslidingrepublican partydomestic politicspolitical scienceethnic politicspolitics

Lyman Trumbull and the Second Founding of the United States. by Paul M. Rego. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2022. 336P. $54.95 Cloth.. Perspectives on Politics (2024)

political historyhistorypolitical studiesdomestic politicspolitical sciencepoliticsamerican studies

Virtual Issue: Race in the United States in Social Science History. Social Science History (2024)

Joseph O. JewellMary Jo MaynesRobert C. LiebermanRebecca Jean Emigh

race relationsanti-racismsocial science researchsocial biasunited statesracial discriminationsocial mediavirtual issueracial studiessocial sciencesafrican american studiesblack experiencesociologycontemporary racismamerican studiescritical race theoryrace

Ssh Volume 47 Issue 3 Cover and Front Matter. Social science history (2023)

Amy BaileyAndrew CurleyMartin DribeLance FreemanDanielle GauvreauJoseph JewellKimberley JohnsonSusan LeonardRobert LiebermanMary MaynesAngel ParhamTawney PaulSilvia PedrazaTirthankar RoyCarol ShiueKen SylvesterJessica VechbanyongratanaMarlous Van WaijenburgDingxin Zhao

social historyhistoryfront mattersocial sciencessociology

The Crisis of American Democracy in Historical Context. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2023)

Robert C. LiebermanSuzanne Mettler

political analysisliberal democracyamerican political thoughtpolitical historydemocracydemocratic theoryamerican democracypolitical polarizationu.s. capitolpolitical conflictdemocratizationpolitical sciencepolitical theorypublic policypolitics

Can Social Movements Save American Democracy? a Review Article. Political Science Quarterly (2022)

Robert C Lieberman

american political thoughtdemocracypolitical behaviorpolitical science researchdemocratic theoryamerican democracysocial sciencessocial movementsreview articlepolitical sciencepolitical sociologysocial changepolitical theory

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Robert Lieberman

Krieger-Eisenhower Professor

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Social Sciences

Department of Political Science

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences

Robert Lieberman is currently serving as a Political Science Krieger-Eisenhower Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Robert Lieberman

Johns Hopkins University

Krieger-Eisenhower Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The American Civil Rights State: The Role of Federal Power in the Pursuit of Racial Justice. Studies in American Political Development (2026)

american political thoughtconstitutional lawblack politicspolitical studiespolitical scienceraceamerican studies

Is the Constitution Past Its Sell-by Date? a Review Article. Political Science Quarterly (2025)

political analysisconstitutional lawconstitutionslawdemocracypolitical studiespolitical sciencepolitical theorypolitics

Compared to What?: Setting American Political Development in Comparative Context. Social Science History (2024)

Robert C. Lieberman

political historypolitical developmentsocial sciencespolitical sciencecomparative context

Courts, the State, and Democratization in the United States. Law & Policy (2024)

Robert C. LiebermanKory J. Gaines

constitutional lawconstitutionslawunited statespublic lawjurisprudencepolitical sciencedemocratizationpublic policy

Democratic Backsliding and Ethnic Politics: The Republican Party in the United States. Comparative Political Studies (2024)

Robert C. LiebermanDaniel Schlozman

united statescomparative political studiespolitical studiesdemocratic backslidingrepublican partydomestic politicspolitical scienceethnic politicspolitics

Lyman Trumbull and the Second Founding of the United States. by Paul M. Rego. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2022. 336P. $54.95 Cloth.. Perspectives on Politics (2024)

political historyhistorypolitical studiesdomestic politicspolitical sciencepoliticsamerican studies

Virtual Issue: Race in the United States in Social Science History. Social Science History (2024)

Joseph O. JewellMary Jo MaynesRobert C. LiebermanRebecca Jean Emigh

Ssh Volume 47 Issue 3 Cover and Front Matter. Social science history (2023)

social historyhistoryfront mattersocial sciencessociology

The Crisis of American Democracy in Historical Context. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2023)

Robert C. LiebermanSuzanne Mettler

Can Social Movements Save American Democracy? a Review Article. Political Science Quarterly (2022)

Robert C Lieberman

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