David Campbell
John Cardinal OHara, C.S.C., Associate Professor of Political Science
Office: 422 Decio Faculty Hall
Phone: 574-631-7809
Email: Dave_Campbell@nd.edu,
Areas of Expertise
Religion and politics, political participation, American politics, education policy
Campbell studies writes and lectures on American politics, political participation, religion and politics, and education policy. He is particularly interested in and articulate about the influence of religions and cultures on political behavior. He is the author of many essays, reviews and books on these subjects, and in n the most recent, “Why We Vote: How Schools and Communities Shape Our Civic Life,” he argues that a strong sense of civic duty springs not only from a person’s contemporary social environment, but also from one’s formative experiences, especially adolescence.
VIDEOS
ND EXPERTS
Pro-life Democrats are gaining, but still in minority
ND NEWSWIRE ARTICLES
Political scientist’s new book examines role of religion in presidential elections
Political scientist publishes new book on influence of schools/communities on civic life
Study shows women politicians inspire political interest in girls
Political scientist is co-author of book on political participation
