Penn State Political Science Faculty

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Lee Ann Banaszak

Associate Professor (Ph.D.,Washington University in St. Louis, 1989) 

232 Pond Building
University Park, PA 16802
Office: 814-865-6573
Email: lab14@psu.edu

Office Hours:	Wed. 1-4 p.m.,
	or by appointment

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Curriculum Vitae

Teaching

Spring 2007

• PL SC 552 (Social Movements)

• PL SC 511 (Professional Development in Political Science)

Previous Semesters

• PLSC 552 Social Movements and Revolutions (Fall 2004)

• PL SC 3 --Introduction to Comparative Politics Syllabus (Fall 2004)

• WMNST/PLSC 428 Course Syllabus (Spring 2004)

• PLSC 20H Course Syllabus (Spring 2004)

• PLSC 3 Course Syllabus (Fall 2003)

• 597F Course Syllabus (Comparative Public Opinion and Mass Behavior) (Fall 2003)

• 552 Course  Syllabus (Fall 2002)

• 455 Course Syllabus (Spring 2003)

• 428 Course Syllabi (Spring 2001)

Research

• Social Movement Research
• Women's Movements Facing the Reconfigured State (with Karen Beckwith and Dieter Rucht). 2003.  Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
• Amazon.com description of the book
• U.S. Women's Movements in a Dynamic and Global Perspective 2005 Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield.
• Amazon.com description of the book
• Inside and Outside the State:  The Women's Movement and the Washington Feminist Underground
• Book Prospectus
• Publications:
• “Inside and Outside the State: Movement Insider Status, Tactics and Public Policy Achievements” (2005). In Meyer, David, Valerie Jenness and Helen Ingram (eds.). Routing the Opposition:Social Movements, Public Policy, and Democracy. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. Pp.149-176.
• Amazon.com description of the book
• Working Papers:
• Mobilizing In and Out of the State:  Feminist Bureaucrats and the Creation of Women s Movement Organizations
• Activism in a Hostile Environment: Changing Presidential Administrations and Feminist Activists in the Federal Government
• Inside and Outside the State: How Feminist Activists inside the Federal Bureaucracy Changed Policy

• Public Opinion Research
• “Political Dissatisfaction, Economic Voting or Ideology:  Explaining the Changing Support for the PDS in Germany.”  (With Peter Doerschler).   Electoral Studies (forthcoming).
• Link to Corrected Proofs
• "The Gendering State and Citizens' Attitudes toward Women's Roles: State Policy, Employment, and Religion in Germany."  2006.  Politics and Gender 2(1): 29-55.
• Link to Journal Site
  
• "Contextual Determinants of Feminist Attitudes: National and Subnational Influences in Western Europe." (with Eric Plutzer) 1993. American Political Science Review 87 (March):147-57.
• JSTOR Link
• "The Social Bases of Feminism in the European Community." (with Eric Plutzer) 1993. Public Opinion Quarterly 57 (Spring):29-53.
• JSTOR Link
  
  

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