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James King

Home Country

United States

Could the Australian Voting System Make American Elections More Democratic?

Program

Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program

Program Country

Grant Activity Type

Research

Discipline

Political Science

Specialization

US Elections

Academic Year

Dates

February 2020 - March 2020

Flex

No

Scholar type

U.S. Scholar

Award Title

9077-AS | Fulbright Professional Scholarships in Australia-United States Alliance Studies

Project Title

Could the Australian Voting System Make American Elections More Democratic?

Scholar Information

Grantee

James King

Title

Professor

Institution

University of Wyoming

Department

Department of Politics, Public Affairs, and International Studies

School

College of Arts and Sciences

Host Institutions

Institution

Flinders University of South Australia