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Sandra Reineke
Assistant Professor
BA: Freie Universität Berlin, Germany (1992)
Ph.D.: Indiana University (2004)
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(208) 885-7618 |
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sreineke@uidaho.edu
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| Office Hours: |
T/TH 1:45-2:30
(and by appointment) |
| Office: |
AD 325 |
Courses Recently Taught: Introduction to
International
Politics (POLS 237), Political Research Methods and
Approaches (POLS 235), Introduction to Popular Culture Studies (POLS
404, Honors), Youth Politics and Political Mobilization
(POLS 404, Honors), Introduction to American Politics (POLS
101), Ethics and Issues in New Reproductive and Genetic
Technologies (WOMST 404/INRT 504), Introduction to Women's Studies (WOMST
201), Sex and Culture: Women and Men in the 21st Century
(CORE 110/160)
Areas of Academic Interest:
Political philosophy; history of political thought
(especially modern and contemporary); feminist political
theory; democratic theory,
citizenship rights; sexual and reproductive
rights;
comparative biomedical policy and politic demography
studies; bioethics; women in politics; European politics;
global politics
Biography:
Dr. Reineke joined the Department in 2001 as an adjunct
faculty member before completing her Ph.D. in 2004 from
Indiana University, Bloomington. In 2005, she became
Assistant Professor of Political Science and Women's
Studies. Dr. Reineke's research and teaching interests are in the fields of
political philosophy and comparative politics, focusing on feminist political
theory, citizenship and democratic theory, sexual reproductive politics, and
gender primarily in Western Europe and North America. She is currently working
on a book-length manuscript about the abortion debate in postwar France and a
new research project about state policies governing new reproductive and
genetic technologies (NRGTs).
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