File under heading - Local Boy Makes Good. Nice story about Springfield's own, Ben Campbell, from the APSA's Political Science Now. To read about Ben's work as a data scientist, see Ben Campbell. … [Read more...] about OK, So He Didn’t Go to MSU
Though it may seem United States residents have a heavy tax burden, in actuality it is rather light compared to that of other countries. Dr. Gabriel Ondetti, professor of law at Missouri State University, recently spent a semester-long sabbatical studying the tax burdens of several Latin American countries. … [Read more...] about Feeling over taxed? Learn about tax burdens in other countries
Starting in 1973, states began adopting legislation regulating the organic food and agricultural market. What caused the initial emergence, and what are the consequences for future national food labeling? Dr. Samantha Mosier, assistant professor of political science at Missouri State University, has studied the causes and possible consequences of the labeling system. Mosier’s … [Read more...] about Creating organic food and why it really matters
Have you ever wondered what organic really means and why you are asked to pay so much for it? Dr. Samantha Mosier has been on researching sustainable agriculture and environmental politics and policy, and she offers some answers. … [Read more...] about Why organic food really matters
Former director of the UN general assembly will present a talk on Oct. 22. … [Read more...] about ‘The United Nations at 70’ celebration includes panel, presentation