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== Campaign Manager & PhD Candidate == | |||
Dylan is a second year doctoral student concentrating on Comparative and American politics. His research interests include democracy, political attitudes/behavior, and illicit markets. He focuses on Latin America and the United States. He's specifically interested in the drug trade; how it affects local democracy, development, and the rule of law. Similarly, he's interested in how U.S. anti-drug policy affects these dynamics. His research interests within the U.S. are the causes and effects of economic inequality and the formation of political attitudes/behavior. | Dylan is a second year doctoral student concentrating on Comparative and American politics. His research interests include democracy, political attitudes/behavior, and illicit markets. He focuses on Latin America and the United States. He's specifically interested in the drug trade; how it affects local democracy, development, and the rule of law. Similarly, he's interested in how U.S. anti-drug policy affects these dynamics. His research interests within the U.S. are the causes and effects of economic inequality and the formation of political attitudes/behavior. | ||
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/dylan-mcarthur-573b76132/
Campaign Manager & PhD Candidate
Dylan is a second year doctoral student concentrating on Comparative and American politics. His research interests include democracy, political attitudes/behavior, and illicit markets. He focuses on Latin America and the United States. He's specifically interested in the drug trade; how it affects local democracy, development, and the rule of law. Similarly, he's interested in how U.S. anti-drug policy affects these dynamics. His research interests within the U.S. are the causes and effects of economic inequality and the formation of political attitudes/behavior.