James E. Vike
Dean and Professor at Political Science, Widener University0 Followers
James E. Vike, PhD, holds key leadership roles at Widener University, serving as the Associate Dean of Social Science and directing the Masters of Public Administration program. He is also a respected Professor within the political science department. Dr. Vike earned his doctorate from Syracuse University, building a strong foundation in American politics and public administration. Throughout his academic career, he has been deeply committed to creating a lively and engaging classroom experience, helping students grasp fundamental concepts and develop skills crucial for their professional paths and active participation in civic life.
Dr. Vike's research delves primarily into the fascinating areas of bureaucratic politics and political engagement. He is particularly interested in how political forces influence regulatory agencies and what factors encourage people to get involved politically without falling into polarization. His work aims to illuminate the intricate connections between political bodies and bureaucratic systems, offering meaningful contributions to the field.
Beyond his academic and research roles, Dr. Vike is a recognized voice in the media, often sought out for his insights and commentary. He frequently discusses topics such as the American presidency, elections, public administration, public policy, and the complex interplay between politics and bureaucracy. His depth of knowledge in these areas makes him a valued expert in both scholarly discussions and public conversations.
A consistent theme throughout Dr. Vike's career has been his dedication to connecting academic theory with practical application. He strives to ensure his students are well-prepared to navigate the complexities of the political world. His teaching approach strongly encourages critical thinking and active participation, equipping students to become well-informed and engaged members of society.
Dr. Vike's influence in political science extends well beyond his teaching responsibilities. He is actively involved in research projects that explore the subtle aspects of political engagement and the significant role bureaucratic institutions play in shaping public policy. His findings have been published in various academic journals, enriching the ongoing scholarly dialogue on these vital subjects.
As a leader within the academic community, Dr. Vike continues to be a source of inspiration for both his colleagues and students. His genuine passion for political science and his steadfast commitment to education and research are evident in all he does. His dedication to understanding and improving the political process makes him a truly valuable asset to Widener University and the wider academic world.
External Link www.widener.edu/ Dr. Vike's research delves primarily into the fascinating areas of bureaucratic politics and political engagement. He is particularly interested in how political forces influence regulatory agencies and what factors encourage people to get involved politically without falling into polarization. His work aims to illuminate the intricate connections between political bodies and bureaucratic systems, offering meaningful contributions to the field.
Beyond his academic and research roles, Dr. Vike is a recognized voice in the media, often sought out for his insights and commentary. He frequently discusses topics such as the American presidency, elections, public administration, public policy, and the complex interplay between politics and bureaucracy. His depth of knowledge in these areas makes him a valued expert in both scholarly discussions and public conversations.
A consistent theme throughout Dr. Vike's career has been his dedication to connecting academic theory with practical application. He strives to ensure his students are well-prepared to navigate the complexities of the political world. His teaching approach strongly encourages critical thinking and active participation, equipping students to become well-informed and engaged members of society.
Dr. Vike's influence in political science extends well beyond his teaching responsibilities. He is actively involved in research projects that explore the subtle aspects of political engagement and the significant role bureaucratic institutions play in shaping public policy. His findings have been published in various academic journals, enriching the ongoing scholarly dialogue on these vital subjects.
As a leader within the academic community, Dr. Vike continues to be a source of inspiration for both his colleagues and students. His genuine passion for political science and his steadfast commitment to education and research are evident in all he does. His dedication to understanding and improving the political process makes him a truly valuable asset to Widener University and the wider academic world.
Publications
1 - Party Identification, Voter Attitudes, and Voter Behavior in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, 1980–2012: Real Difference or Election Law Mirage?,Commonwealth
James E. Vike ,
, 2018-03-19
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