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Kenneth L. Manning Associate Professor of Political Science; University Pre-Law Advisor Ph.D. University of Houston |
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Professor Manning's research focuses upon American politics broadly, with a particular emphasis upon judicial politics. He is co-author of the book Judicial Process in America (CQ Press), and he has authored or co-authored numerous articles on judicial politics, including "Taking It to the Next Level: The Elevation of District Court Judges to the U.S. Courts of Appeals (American Journal of Political Science), "Does Age Matter? Judicial Decision making in Age Discrimination Cases" (Social Science Quarterly), "The Decision-Making Behavior of George W. Bush's Judicial Appointees" (Judicature), and "George W. Bush's Potential Supreme Court Nominees: What Impact Might They Have?" (Judicature). Prof. Manning has also edited, along with John Fobanjong, a politics reader entitled Political Perspectives (Kendall/Hunt). Along with Robert A. Carp, Manning is co-investigator of a database on federal district court decision-making. Professor Manning also provides frequent political commentary and analysis to news media organizations. |
Last Updated On: 3/2/08
