Professor Guber’s teaching and research interests include U.S. national elections and electoral behavior, public opinion, research methodology, and environmental politics. She is the author of an article on the dimensionality of environmental attitudes published in Social Science Quarterly and two pieces on environmental voting at the state and national level appearing in Society and Natural Resources and State and Local Government Review. She is also the author of a full-length book on the public's concern for the environment and their willingness to translate their beliefs into action, titled The Grassroots of a Green Revolution: Polling America on the Environment (2003), published by The MIT Press in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Her most recent work includes two essays co-authored with Christopher J. Bosso. The first, titled "Maintaining Presence: Environmental Advocacy and the Permanent Campaign," appears in Norman J. Vig and Michael E. Kraft’s popular text, Environmental Policy: New Directions for the Twenty-First Century, 6th edition (CQ Press, 2005). The second, "Framing ANWR: Citizens, Consumers and the Privileged Position of Business," was recently published in a book entitled Business and Environmental Policy (MIT Press, 2007), edited by Michael E. Kraft and Sheldon Kamieniecki. Click here to view Professor Guber's curriculum vitae.
Dr. Deborah Lynn Guber Phone: (802) 656-4062 Office Location: 519 Old Mill Teaching Schedule for Spring 2008: POLS 234: Tu Th 11:00 AM -
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