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Frances
Rosenbluth, Ph.D., Columbia University, 1988, is
Chair of the Department of Political Science and Director of the Leitner
Program in Political Economy. She has received research
support from the Fulbright Commission, the National
Science Foundation, the Council on Foreign Affairs,
and the Abe Foundation. She was awarded the Leubbert
Prize for best book in comparative politics in 1997,
best paper from the Comparative Section of the APSA
in 2003, and best paper from the Political Economy Section
of the APSA in 2004. Her current research concerns war
and constitutions, the political economy of gender,
and Japanese politics and political economy. Her most
recent book is The Political Economy of Japan's
Low Fertility (edited, forthcoming). Other recent
publications include "The Political Economy of
Gender" (with Torben Iversen, American Journal
of Political Science, 2006) and "Long versus
Short Coalitions" (with Kathleen Bawn, American
Journal of Political Science, 2006). Her previous
books are The Politics of Oligarchy: Institutional
Choice in Prewar Japan, 1995; Japan’s
Political Marketplace, 1993 (both co-authored with
Mark Ramseyer); and Financial Politics in Contemporary
Japan, 1989.
Campus address: 124 Prospect Street, room 304
Phone:
(203)432-5256
E-Mail: frances.rosenbluth@yale.edu.
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