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Charles
Lockhart—Curriculum
Vitae
I. Education
Ph.D., State
University of New
York at Buffalo (SUNYB),
February 1971.
M.A., SUNYB,
February 1969.
B.A., Kansas State
University,
Manhattan, Kansas,
June 1967, magna cum
laude.
II. Areas of
specialization and
teaching interests
Comparative American
state policy with
regard to elderly
citizens.
Comparative social
policy and
comparative
political culture
(including American
social policy and
American political
culture).
Political and social
theory: theories of
social organization,
distributive
justice, modern
political theory and
American political
thought.
III. Recent
publications
"Disparities in Medicaid Support For and the Quality of Nursing Facility Long-Term Care Across the States" (with Jean Giles-Sims). Pp. ???-?? in Jennie Jacobs Kronenfeld, editor, Inequalities and Disparities in Health Care and Health: Concerns of Patients, Providers, and Insurers. Vol. 25 of Research in the Sociology of Health Care. New York: Elsevier, 2007.
"Cross-State Variation in Conceptions of Quality of Nursing Facility Long-Term Care for the Elderly" (with Jean Giles-Sims), Journal of Aging and Social Policy, 19 (4/December 2000): ???-??.
"Explaining Cross-State Differences in Elderly Suicide Rates and Identifying State-Level Public Policy Responses that Reduce Rates" (with Jean Giles-Sims), Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior, 36 (6/December 2006): 694-708.
"Grandparents' Visitation Rights: Using Culture to Explain Cross-State Variation" (with Jean Giles-Sims), Journal of Divorce and Remarriage 44 (#3-4, 2006); 1-16.
"Grid-Group Theory and Corporal Punishment" (with Jean Giles-Sims). Pp. 55-69 in Michael Donnelly and Murray A. Straus, editors, Corporal Punishment of Children in Theoretical Perspective. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2005.
"States Matter:
State Variation in
Elderly
Friendliness" (with
Jean Giles-Sims).
NCFR Report 50 (3/September 2005):
3, 5.
"Variation in
Elderly Friendliness
Across the U.S.
States:
Operationalization,
Rankings and
Selected
Consequences" (with
Jean Giles-Sims).
Publius: The Journal
of Federalism 35 (3/Summer 2005):
1-23.
“Culturally Shaped
Patterns of
Disciplining
Children” (with Jean
Giles-Sims).
Journal of Family
Issues 26 (2/March 2005):
196-218.
The Roots of
American
Exceptionalism:
Institutions,
Culture and Policies.
New York: Palgrave,
2003.
“American and
Swedish Tax Regimes:
Cultural and
Structural Roots.”
Comparative
Politics 35 (July 2003): 379-97.
“Obstacles on the
Road to an
Overlapping
Consensus on Human
Rights.” In Mahmood
Monshipouri, Neil
Englehart, Andrew J.
Nathan and Kavita
Philip, eds.,
Constructing Human
Rights in the Age of
Globalization.
Armonk, NY: M.E.
Sharpe, 2003.
American
Political
Scientists: A
Dictionary, 2nd ed. (with Glenn H.
Utter). Westport,
CT: Greenwood, 2002.
Protecting the
Elderly: How Culture
Shapes Social Policy.
University Park, PA:
Penn State
University Press,
2001.
“Using Grid-Group
Theory to Explain
Distinctive Japanese
Political
Institutions.”
East Asia: An
International
Quarterly 19 (Fall 2001): 51-83.
“Controversy in
Environmental Policy
Decisions:
Conflicting Policy
Means or Rival
Ends?” Science,
Technology and Human
Values 26 (Summer 2001):
259-77.
“Political Culture,
Patterns of American
Political
Development and
Distinctive
Rationalities.”
Review of Politics
63 (Summer
2001): 517-48.
Culture and
Politics: A Reader
(with Lane
Crothers). New York:
St. Martin’s, 2000.
“Parsing Disparate
Implications of
Moral Equality:
Drawing on John
Stuart Mill’s
Contrasting Views. Journal of
Contemporary Thought
10 (Summer
2000): 97-115.
IV. Recent grants
National Endowment
for the Humanities,
Summer Seminar
Stipend ($3,700),
summer 1999.
V. Selected
recent professional
and university
service
Member, Western Political Science Association, Committee on Nominations, 2006.
Member, American
Political Science
Association Gladys
Kammerer Award
Committee, 2000-01
(selects the best
political science
book in the field of
U.S. national policy
published in 2000).
Member, Executive
Council, Western
Political Science
Association,
1998-2001.
Member, Committee on
Professional Ethics,
Western Political
Science Association,
1995-98; Committee
Chair 1997-98.
Section Chair,
Western Political
Science Association
1998 annual meeting,
Conference theme
section: “Institutions,
Political Culture
and Civil Society.”
Editorial Board,
PS: Political
Science and Politics,
1994-98. |
