James Quirk

Bio

Jim Quirk teaches a wide range of courses in American and comparative politics. He serves on the Faculty Senate and as faculty advisor to the SPA Leadership program. He also serves as faculty advisor to The World Mind, AU''s undergraduate magazine for public policy. Jim has taught at Loyola University Maryland and The Catholic University of America, and at the Varna [Bulgaria] Univ. of Economics through the Soros Foundation/Open Society Institute. He lectures on American federalism at the Library of Congress''s Open World Leadership Center. He has published on comparative nation-building, globalization, and American foreign policy, and writes for the Foreign Policy Assn blog. Dr Quirk''s favorite work outside the classroom includes experience in Russia, the Balkans, Mexico, and the Kurdistan Region of Iraq; naval engineering support for The Bishop Group; Midivle East Dialogue at Catholic University; ICANN MEAC SWG; and working with AU''s Center for Teaching, Research and Learning.

Spring 2018

GOVT-210 Pol Power & Am Pub Policy

GOVT-210 Pol Power & Am Pub Policy

GOVT-322 American Political Parties

Summer 2018

GOVT-496 Selected Topics:Non-Recurring: Intersect Business/Gov in Econ

Fall 2018

GOVT-210 Pol Power & Am Pub Policy

GOVT-210 Pol Power & Am Pub Policy

GOVT-322 American Political Parties