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The Department of Government and Politics
The Department of Government & Politics
University of Maryland
3140 Tydings Hall
College Park, MD 20742

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  • Ph. D., Yale University, 1988
  • M.A., Yale University, 1986
  • J.D., Columbia University-Law School, 1981
  • A.B., Dartmouth College, 1978
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  • Professor, Associate Department Chair, and Director of Graduate Studies
  • For information about our outstanding graduate program, just click Graduate Program
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  • Public Law, Constitutionalism, American Political Development and Political Thought, Political Theory. Research interests include the political history, theory and practice of judicial review, the economic prerequisites of civil liberties, American legal thought, the constitutional status of the law in action, and the nature of constitutional thinking in divided societies. For a complete list of my publications, just click CV
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  • American Politics
  • Public Law
  • Political Theory
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Professor Mark A. Graber has a PhD in Government from Yale, an MA in Philosophy from Yale and a JD from Columbia Law School (talk about not knowing what you want to do when you grow up!). He is affliated with the Center for Politics Philosophy and Public Affairs and the Committee on the Political Economy of the Good Society. His present research interests are in American political development, political theory, and constitutionalism. His spouse also insists that this is the worst picture of him imaginable.

My office is 3140 Tydings Hall. Office phone is 301-405-4215. My official office hours are 9-11 on Tuesday, but feel free to drop in at your convenience.

 

During the Fall 2000 Semester, I will be teaching GVPT 431 (American Constitutional Law)


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